Re: testing new settings & some food stuff

jacqui{JB} wrote:
> "~patches~" <noones_home@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:11l0r28lj35en44@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> > I'm testing my new settings.

>>From J:
>
> Good grief. Don't *do* that -- grow the hell up, use your kill file -- if
> you can't use your self-control -- and move on. Trust me, after a few
> weeks, it's pretty painless.
>
> I can pretty much guarantee that if you don't heed my advice, you'll end up
> killfiled by many of those who've already killfiled the object of your
> affection.
> -j

Must be the moon or something. I haven't been able to post here for a
long time and suddenly I can during all of this, how shall we say,
friction? I have been able to read things posted.

I thoroughly agree with the advice above and what Barb and others have
said. You may wake up today and want to stuff your head in your turkey
for the goings-on of yesterday. Maybe you will just continue on, as
you seem to want to do after supposedly quitting the fray. It did seem
like you were totally stressed-out and having an episode. I think that
Dams got it right early in this very long string of things. Even from
other posts it seems like you demand a lot of attention and I'm sorry
to be giving you some now.

Sheldon gave me a lot of guff when he thought I was a newbie (I wasn't:
he was absent when I first came on here). I don't have the thickest
skin but got used to him and understood what teasing is, having two
older brothers. No, I do not condone insults or degredation. But it
is, after all, sticks and stones.

Through emails with "Shelly" I found what a kind and thoughtful person
he is, besides all the crap he writes here. So, I'm ready for your kf,
not that I will be able to post here often due to aol, google and mac
flukes. I'm not allied with anyone nor am anyone's stooge: just my
personal experience.

Tomorrow we will scatter the ashes of one of my best friends from high
school.
He died 2 years ago of AIDS and we'd been out of touch for years. His
sister got in touch with me and hadn't realized how close Craig and I
had been. She sent him here on one of his last trips. So my husband
and I will try to sing "Saturday In The Park" by Chicago (it was "our"
song although we were just buddies), do that "sweet prince" part from
Hamlet and give him a toast. Maybe some balloons up into the air. There
is more to life than typing on here although you say you have a life.
Sweat the big stuff.

I served some dried (soaked) morels and button mushrooms in a sauce
with cream, garlic, white wine and lots of butter on noodles. Oh, man
was it good! I learned that it was better to soak these morels
overnight, as they were gritty the first time I soaked them for just an
hour or so. Oh, and parm reg on top, too.

grismalkin

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