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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / July 2005A glorious day!
Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next week and the Blues Brothers movie is on the boob tube. What more could a guy want? Well......I'd better think about that one some more, but I sure do enjoy this time of year. Thunder and ligtning!!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries > are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile Wow , Your growing season is a bit further ahead than ours...My blackberries are still green.....I wish I could have spicy garden jalepenos. But I think treatment really does a number on taste buds..I found myself searching my tongue for some sort of evidence in regards to flavor and texture. lol hehe hee ...Oh, and tomatoes do badly in my yard.I think too much oak and pine around. But I've got a very nice patch of thyme that is flourishing better than ever in between the rocks on the patio...It is very nice to tickle my toes in. Critters got the better part of my strawberries this year. I didn't pay close enough attention. <hugs> Mary Ann Languid Lily laughed at the obliteration, Re: A glorious day! Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Mon, Jun 27, 2005, 6:35pm (CDT-2) From: birdspeak@gmail.com (pajaritaflora) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next week and the Blues Brothers movie is on the boob tube. What more could a guy want? Well......I'd better think about that one some more, but I sure do enjoy this time of year. Thunder and ligtning!!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile Wow , Your growing season is a bit further ahead than ours...My blackberries are still green.....I wish I could have spicy garden jalepenos. But I think treatment really does a number on taste buds..I found myself searching my tongue for some sort of evidence in regards to flavor and texture. lol hehe hee ..Oh, and tomatoes do badly in my yard.I think too much oak and pine around. But I've got a very nice patch of thyme that is flourishing better than ever in between the rocks on the patio...It is very nice to tickle my toes in. Critters got the better part of my strawberries this year. I didn't pay close enough attention. <hugs> Mary Ann Languid Lily laughed at the obliteration, /////////// Wow, the only time hot stuff bothered me while I was on tx was when I had what's called 'thrush', common while on tx drugs. My NP (hehe) was wise enough to prescribe Mycolex troches.....within a week, I was back to stuffing hot peppers down the gullet. If your tongue hurts and stuff is burning, you might have thrush too. I'll have to grow some thyme next year so's I'll have a toe tickler too. <hugs two> elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > .....I wish I could have spicy garden > jalepenos. We have one section of the back yard that gets full sun about 3/4 of the day and the combo of that with NY/NJ heat in the summer makes pepper plants really happy (as it does tomatoes). The jalapenos were the first to start producing an since you can use them at any time they showed up in our dinners pretty early. > But I think treatment really does a number on taste buds..I > found myself searching my tongue for some sort of evidence in regards > to flavor and texture. lol hehe hee Mine was highly variable - there were times when a steak off the grill was the best possible things and other times I couldn't eat it. Ditto for spicy chiles and spicy greens, both of which I like a lot. I would put 1/2 a jalapeno into a vat of tomato sauce and it would give just the right amount of glow.... G And a glorius day here as well. My mood and the weather came around and I had the pleasure of tending our scruffy flower beds. In between yard naps. The ground in our north-sloping lot finally warmed up enough to lay in the grass.) We have 5 old, hardy apple trees with fruit that make magical juice. They are organic, not by design, but benign neglect. I anxiously await such a luxury this year. We can’t preserve them all, so we feed a crew of fat deer. No bears. But I know theyre not far. Hope none fall on me. Ha. Woodchucks almost got my strawberries. I picked them in the nick of time. It was neck-in-neck though. I had to do Sumo takedown on one of the furry buggers. Question about a side effect: The whites of my eyes are unusually red, not itchy or painful though, responding slightly to antibiotics for conjunctivitis after about 10 days. Photosensitive. Are you others having this problem? My WBC is at 3, is a couple digits below the bottom end of the normal range. Will revisit my new pal the opthamalogist next week. He studied at Emory. Whats he doin way over here in Dodge, Montana, I wonder? This spring when I had that early tx Thyroidthumping Cardiacpumping Ribahysteria I drove up and down our local country road photographing erosion and trespassing builders and managed to threaten and greatly embarrass some unethical developers and their various hyenas. Or little neighborhood now has 500 feet of new woven-wire field fence an the attention of a few city watchdogs. A small thing in the larger picture, but satisfying. Of course all concerned understand me to be a lunatic, henceforth. Kathy with the Scary Hair and Wild Eyes. Intoweek 19 of 48. Do not go gentle into that good night. > Photosensitive. Are you others > having this problem? A big 10-4 on that problem. My eye's were very sensitive to light and painful while on treatment, more so in the last 6 months. There were days I laid on the couch with a towel over my eyes for hours. The feeling of stepping out into the sunlight was like ice picks stabbing my eyes. Dark sunglasses were a must. May I suggest you go to the local welding shop or hardware store and buy some shade #5 or #6 safety glasses for welding. About 10 bucks. They are very dark and worked nice.  SignatureRuss Visit Alaska @ http://www.tannersacre.com > And a glorius day here as well. My mood and the weather came around and I > had the pleasure of tending our scruffy flower beds. In between yard [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Do not go gentle into that good night. By golly Russ I think Ill take you up on the safety glasses tip. Its off to Ace Hardware I go. Maybe Ill just get the whole visor thingie that goes over the helmet. That will scare the sh.t outa those developers when I pop out of the bushes with my camera. ooga booga. Seriously though,I'll look at welding safety glasses. They might be just the thing. No need to be chic. Kathy J. Birdwatcher from Hell Space helmets work well for that problem, Kathy. They have a stylish visor you can pop up and down at will. And in case you should fall down, they protect you from serious head injury. Don't spill the spaghetti. Elmo /////////// Re: A glorious day! Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Tue, Jun 28, 2005, 8:38pm (CDT+1) From: kjnotspam@notspammarama (kjoh) By golly Russ I think Ill take you up on the safety glasses tip. Its off to Ace Hardware I go. Maybe Ill just get the whole visor thingie that goes over the helmet. That will scare the sh.t outa those developers when I pop out of the bushes with my camera. ooga booga. Seriously though,I'll look at welding safety glasses. They might be just the thing. No need to be chic. Kathy J. Birdwatcher from Hell http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Alien space helmets from Area 51 assets now for sale on the internet. see E-bay under IntruderWear. Not for those with nut allergies. cactus jammies ----ha ha ha----- > Space helmets work well for that problem, Kathy. They have a stylish > visor you can pop up and down at will. And in case you should fall [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum yea they wrap around the sides too, very dark, and green, hahaa... SignatureRuss Visit Alaska @ http://www.tannersacre.com > By golly Russ I think Ill take you up on the safety glasses tip. Its off > to Ace Hardware I go. Maybe Ill just get the whole visor thingie that [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Kathy J. > Birdwatcher from Hell Thunder and ligtning!!! Just watch that the tornadoes- don't get your tomatoes! Wow! That rhymes! Sue Re: A glorious day! Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Mon, Jun 27, 2005, 10:21pm (CDT+1) From: burningdaylight@nospam.com (burningdaylight) Thunder and ligtning!!! Just watch that the tornadoes- don't get your tomatoes! Wow! That rhymes! Sue //////// :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum It was a beautiful day here too. The flame trees are in full bloom finally. They usually fill out much sooner then this, but last years typhoon stripped them and they bloomed a second time....and set their blooming for this year back I guess. The flame trees, as per their name, is a tree with bright orange to red blossoms. The hills are spackled with these beauties right now. The main beach road is over-hung with beautiful blossoms. The tree really doesn't belong here, but is so beautiful, that they have even named a festival after them. I believe they are from Madagascar. I'm flying home next week to visit family in Texas and Nebraska. Going to take my camera and try to snap everything in bloom. Am excited about this trip. I'm going to be looking for fresh corn on the cob, and Nebraska steaks. Also, BBQ'ing in the back yard with a glass of black cherry wine. I haven't had but two or 3 glasses of anything since clearing and I'm still nervous about having a drink, but I think it is o.k. now to have one once in a while. At least, I will when we BBQ outside, sit on the porch and play with my grandkids and the dogs. Sweet Summer. Wishing everyone a SVR. Susie. > Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries > are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Sounds like fun, Susie. You still 'laying over' in Honolulu for a day? Say hello to Don Ho for me if you do. :-) Elmo ///////////// susieq@vzpacifica.net (Susie Quill) It was a beautiful day here too. The flame trees are in full bloom finally. They usually fill out much sooner then this, but last years typhoon stripped them and they bloomed a second time....and set their blooming for this year back I guess. The flame trees, as per their name, is a tree with bright orange to red blossoms. The hills are spackled with these beauties right now. The main beach road is over-hung with beautiful blossoms. The tree really doesn't belong here, but is so beautiful, that they have even named a festival after them. I believe they are from Madagascar. I'm flying home next week to visit family in Texas and Nebraska. Going to take my camera and try to snap everything in bloom. Am excited about this trip. I'm going to be looking for fresh corn on the cob, and Nebraska steaks. Also, BBQ'ing in the back yard with a glass of black cherry wine. I haven't had but two or 3 glasses of anything since clearing and I'm still nervous about having a drink, but I think it is o.k. now to have one once in a while. At least, I will when we BBQ outside, sit on the porch and play with my grandkids and the dogs. Sweet Summer. Wishing everyone a SVR. Susie. <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:10915-42C097BD-722@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net... Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next week and the Blues Brothers movie is on the boob tube. What more could a guy want? Well......I'd better think about that one some more, but I sure do enjoy this time of year. Thunder and ligtning!!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Yup! Have a lay over to break the trip up a little. I couldn't believe Don Ho is still alive and working. I would have thought his liver would have been fried a long time ago.....and not from hep c either. When I saw his show 30 years or so ago, he was drinking like a fish then. Maybe it was part of the act. Susie. Sounds like fun, Susie. You still 'laying over' in Honolulu for a day? Say hello to Don Ho for me if you do. :-) Elmo ///////////// susieq@vzpacifica.net (Susie Quill) It was a beautiful day here too. The flame trees are in full bloom finally. They usually fill out much sooner then this, but last years typhoon stripped them and they bloomed a second time....and set their blooming for this year back I guess. The flame trees, as per their name, is a tree with bright orange to red blossoms. The hills are spackled with these beauties right now. The main beach road is over-hung with beautiful blossoms. The tree really doesn't belong here, but is so beautiful, that they have even named a festival after them. I believe they are from Madagascar. I'm flying home next week to visit family in Texas and Nebraska. Going to take my camera and try to snap everything in bloom. Am excited about this trip. I'm going to be looking for fresh corn on the cob, and Nebraska steaks. Also, BBQ'ing in the back yard with a glass of black cherry wine. I haven't had but two or 3 glasses of anything since clearing and I'm still nervous about having a drink, but I think it is o.k. now to have one once in a while. At least, I will when we BBQ outside, sit on the porch and play with my grandkids and the dogs. Sweet Summer. Wishing everyone a SVR. Susie. <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:10915-42C097BD-722@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net... Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next week and the Blues Brothers movie is on the boob tube. What more could a guy want? Well......I'd better think about that one some more, but I sure do enjoy this time of year. Thunder and ligtning!!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum ahahahahahaha!!! It wasn't part of the act. Elmo /////// Yup! Have a lay over to break the trip up a little. I couldn't believe Don Ho is still alive and working. I would have thought his liver would have been fried a long time ago.....and not from hep c either. When I saw his show 30 years or so ago, he was drinking like a fish then. Maybe it was part of the act. Susie. <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:17232-42C3E4D0-213@storefull-3254.bay.webtv.net... Sounds like fun, Susie. You still 'laying over' in Honolulu for a day? Say hello to Don Ho for me if you do. :-) Elmo ///////////// susieq@vzpacifica.net (Susie Quill) It was a beautiful day here too. The flame trees are in full bloom finally. They usually fill out much sooner then this, but last years typhoon stripped them and they bloomed a second time....and set their blooming for this year back I guess. The flame trees, as per their name, is a tree with bright orange to red blossoms. The hills are spackled with these beauties right now. The main beach road is over-hung with beautiful blossoms. The tree really doesn't belong here, but is so beautiful, that they have even named a festival after them. I believe they are from Madagascar. I'm flying home next week to visit family in Texas and Nebraska. Going to take my camera and try to snap everything in bloom. Am excited about this trip. I'm going to be looking for fresh corn on the cob, and Nebraska steaks. Also, BBQ'ing in the back yard with a glass of black cherry wine. I haven't had but two or 3 glasses of anything since clearing and I'm still nervous about having a drink, but I think it is o.k. now to have one once in a while. At least, I will when we BBQ outside, sit on the porch and play with my grandkids and the dogs. Sweet Summer. Wishing everyone a SVR. Susie. <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:10915-42C097BD-722@storefull-3256.bay.webtv.net... Three tomatos turning red, several ripe jalapenos and the blackberries are now a beautiful deep red. Fresh corn on the cob can be had next week and the Blues Brothers movie is on the boob tube. What more could a guy want? Well......I'd better think about that one some more, but I sure do enjoy this time of year. Thunder and ligtning!!! 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