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I just heard a congressman refer to this absurd bailout as "Fleece in our time." Amen.
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I just heard a congressman refer to this absurd bailout as "Fleece in our time." Amen.
Today is that day--the day when the husband makes his wonderful meat sauce. The kitchen smells delightful, I get a Saturday off from cooking, and I know we'll have a lovely spaghetti and meatball dinner tonight. Oh yes, life is good.
For years now, I have had pretty consistent shoulder and neck pain, particularly after a long day at work. Recently, it's gotten so bad that I can't spend an evening without a heating pad. I went to my doctor last week and she prescribed physical therapy. Here's what happened: I had about 15 minutes of traction, followed by a few exercises. Then, they hooked me up to some electrodes on my shoulders which came on every few seconds to give me a tingly sensation on my shoulders. The electrodes were topped off with a heating pad.
What is it with Pittsburgh, and Mt. Lebanon in particular? No one will take their right of way. It is so frustrating to be coming home from work, hit a four-way stop, see each car arrive in its turn, then sit there while everyone flaps their hands back and forth like a bunch of dying pigeons.
I went to the doctor on Wednesday to get some advice on my constantly painful neck and shoulders. For that, she prescribed some physical therapy, which I start this week. She also mentioned that great new drug, Chantix, for smoking cessation.
Some people who frequent a blog I read now and then have been raving about the Paleo Diet. The premise is that you only eat food pre-agriculture--meat and root vegetables mostly. You can't eat anything that is toxic in its raw state--so while root vegetables in general are OK, taters are not.
I can't believe I forgot that today is Talk Like a Pirate Day! All ye rapscallions out there have yerself a great day! ARRRRRRR.
As a die-hard Pooch Cafe fan, I am going to be participating in this fun little exercise. I will likely be taking shots of Poncho in the Strip District (purchasing Havarti, his favorite cheese, at Penn Mac), on the Incline and on Mt. Washington. If there are any Pittsburghers or former Pittsburghers out there who have any other ideas of a "Pittsburghy shot", let me know!
I hate election season. We have a choice between a middle-of-the-road Republican with a religious freak for a running mate and a radical leftist with an idiot for a running mate. What fun.
Labels: politics