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  1. Okay, we're down to the wire. The surgery is sometime on Wednesday morning
    (we won't know when to show up until tomorrow afternoon - go figure). Saw
    the surgeon this morning, and he gave Crash the go-ahead.

    We've gotten comments about what kinds of procedures will be followed, and
    we have some answers. They won't use the new mini-incision. The surgeon
    said that they really haven't perfected the procedure, and that there is a
    high incidence of dislocation. Chris Dabney suggested that we ask for
    spinal narcotic pain killers immediately following the surgery. We found
    out that that's standard operating procedure, so the surgical pain should
    be under control right away. And we've been assured repeatedly that the
    surgical pain is a walk in the park compared to what he's been enduring for
    the past couple of months.

    In order to keep this from cluttering the newsgroup with a zillion posts,
    I've set up an online guest book so people can send encouragement, etc. to
    Crash. It's an online get well card. 🙂
    http://htmlgear.tripod.com/guest/control.guest?u=head_trollop&i=1&a=sign

    Long-term? Looks like Crash's second hip will be replaced in September,
    then they're talking about his knees.

    I'll update this thread when we find out how the surgery went, etc.

    Back to making Hag's famous potstickers. It's 90 degrees here. I am
    really looking forward to standing over boiling liquids today. 😉

    Thanks for caring 🙂
    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  2. Damsel said:

    Okay, we're down to the wire. The surgery is sometime on Wednesday morning.

    Good luck and a speedy recovery.

    Quoted message said:

    Back to making Hag's famous potstickers. It's 90 degrees here. I am
    really looking forward to standing over boiling liquids today. 😉

    R U Nutz?

    ---= Penmart's Hot Weather Dinner =---

    Fudgesicle-Pepsi Float and Oreos.

    Sheldon

  3. Sheldon said:
    Damsel said:

    Okay, we're down to the wire. The surgery is sometime on Wednesday morning.

    Good luck and a speedy recovery.

    I'll tell him. The first thing he said when I told him about the guest
    book was that he wondered if you were going to sign it. Honest to God
    truth!

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Back to making Hag's famous potstickers. It's 90 degrees here. I am
    really looking forward to standing over boiling liquids today. 😉

    R U Nutz?

    Yes, and I have the papers to prove it!

    Quoted message said:

    ---= Penmart's Hot Weather Dinner =---

    Fudgesicle-Pepsi Float and Oreos.

    Now that's just downright disturbing. LOL!

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  4. WOW! One hip in June, one in September and then two new knees???
    Can't you just order a whole new husband?

    heheheheheheheheheh

    Love,
    Lynn in Fargo
    Who has met the actual Crash "Up Close and Personal" and a Fine Husband
    he is!!!!!!!

  5. Lynn from Fargo said:

    WOW! One hip in June, one in September and then two new knees???
    Can't you just order a whole new husband?

    heheheheheheheheheh

    Love,
    Lynn in Fargo
    Who has met the actual Crash "Up Close and Personal" and a Fine Husband
    he is!!!!!!!

    Tell that to his ex-wife. LOL!

    To be perfectly honest, though, Crash and I aren't legal. We have been
    shacking up for almost 10 years now. Part of the cook-in next month will
    be an early anniversary party with an exchange of rings. 🙂

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  6. Damsel in Dis Dress said:

    Love,
    Lynn in Fargo
    Who has met the actual Crash "Up Close and Personal" and a Fine Husband
    he is!!!!!!!

    Tell that to his ex-wife. LOL!

    To be perfectly honest, though, Crash and I aren't legal. We have been
    shacking up for almost 10 years now. Part of the cook-in next month
    will
    be an early anniversary party with an exchange of rings. 🙂

    Carol

    One woman's poison is another one's ambrosia.

    What is common law in your state? I think it's 7 years around here, so
    you two are probably legally married anyhow. 'bout time you gave up
    your trollop status!

    Good luck on the operations, and a speedy recovery.

    maxine in ri

  7. maxine in ri said:
    Damsel in Dis Dress said:

    Lynn in Fargo
    Who has met the actual Crash "Up Close and Personal" and a Fine Husband
    he is!!!!!!!

    Tell that to his ex-wife. LOL!

    To be perfectly honest, though, Crash and I aren't legal. We have been
    shacking up for almost 10 years now. Part of the cook-in next month
    will be an early anniversary party with an exchange of rings. 🙂

    Carol

    One woman's poison is another one's ambrosia.

    What is common law in your state? I think it's 7 years around here, so
    you two are probably legally married anyhow. 'bout time you gave up
    your trollop status!

    Minnesota isn't a common-law state, so my trollop status is fully intact.

    Quoted message said:

    Good luck on the operations, and a speedy recovery.

    Thanks. I got a call from the hospital a few minutes ago. We are to
    present ourselves at 7:15 tomorrow morning. Crash's daughter and her
    mother (she's not the ex-wife) were going to be here tomorrow, but
    Kidzilla's aunt is very quickly dying of lung cancer, so they're staying
    near here instead.

    The surgery itself should take about 2 hours, but when you figure in prep
    and recovery time, it'll be a lot longer than that. Note to self: bring a
    book!

    At this point, they're saying he'll be on the surgical floor for two days,
    then transfer to the occupational and physical therapy floor for 4-5 days.
    Then they're giving him back to me. 🙂

    Oh, he's really enjoying his guest book. Every time he hits Refresh and
    finds a new post, he calls me to come and look at it. 🙂

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/


  8. Quoted message said:

    Oh, he's really enjoying his guest book. Every time he hits Refresh and
    finds a new post, he calls me to come and look at it. 🙂

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

    Tell him to take all drugs on offer and he'll be home before he knows it!
    Sarah

  9. Sarah said:

    Tell him to take all drugs on offer and he'll be home before he knows it!

    He's been exercising his thumb so it'll be second nature to hit that
    morphine pump. (j/k)

    He's still sound asleep, and I'm going to leave him that way. It's a
    foregone conclusion that we'll get little, if any, sleep tonight.

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  10. Damsel said:

    He's been exercising his thumb so it'll be second nature to hit that
    morphine pump. (j/k)

    He's still sound asleep, and I'm going to leave him that way. It's a
    foregone conclusion that we'll get little, if any, sleep tonight.

    Carol

    Hope he can check his guest book in the morning. Take it easy..
    Cheers
    Cathy

  11. Damsel said:

    "maxine in ri" <[email hidden]> said:
    Minnesota isn't a common-law state, so my trollop status is fully intact.

    Quoted message said:

    Good luck on the operations, and a speedy recovery.

    Thanks. I got a call from the hospital a few minutes ago. We are to
    present ourselves at 7:15 tomorrow morning. Crash's daughter and her
    mother (she's not the ex-wife) were going to be here tomorrow, but
    Kidzilla's aunt is very quickly dying of lung cancer, so they're staying
    near here instead.
    The surgery itself should take about 2 hours, but when you figure in prep
    and recovery time, it'll be a lot longer than that. Note to self: bring a
    book!

    I dunno about your hospital, but ours has areas of fridgid temps. Take a nice
    warm long sweater, and a purse you can use as a pillow when you finally nod
    off. And lots of change for the coffee and food machines. Been there & done
    that.
    Edrena

  12. "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Okay, we're down to the wire. The surgery is sometime on Wednesday


    morning

    Quoted message said:

    (we won't know when to show up until tomorrow afternoon - go figure). Saw
    the surgeon this morning, and he gave Crash the go-ahead.

    We've gotten comments about what kinds of procedures will be followed, and
    we have some answers. They won't use the new mini-incision. The surgeon
    said that they really haven't perfected the procedure, and that there is a
    high incidence of dislocation. Chris Dabney suggested that we ask for
    spinal narcotic pain killers immediately following the surgery. We found
    out that that's standard operating procedure, so the surgical pain should
    be under control right away. And we've been assured repeatedly that the
    surgical pain is a walk in the park compared to what he's been enduring


    for

    Quoted message said:

    the past couple of months.

    In order to keep this from cluttering the newsgroup with a zillion posts,
    I've set up an online guest book so people can send encouragement, etc. to
    Crash. It's an online get well card. 🙂
    http://htmlgear.tripod.com/guest/control.guest?u=head_trollop&i=1&a=sign

    Long-term? Looks like Crash's second hip will be replaced in September,
    then they're talking about his knees.

    I'll update this thread when we find out how the surgery went, etc.

    Back to making Hag's famous potstickers. It's 90 degrees here. I am
    really looking forward to standing over boiling liquids today. 😉

    Thanks for caring 🙂
    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

    Just added my entry, hope Crash sees it before tomorrow! Knees too? He's
    gonna be the Bionic Man before they're done with him<G>

    I am LMAO about the potstickers, I'm making some tonight-John's gotta go to
    MON, Nebraska tonight so I get to eat whatever I want<hehehe> Nice and cool
    here for it though-looks like it's gonna rain like hell.

    Lynne A
    [email hidden]

  13. Lynne A said:

    "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Okay, we're down to the wire. The surgery is sometime on Wednesday


    morning

    Quoted message said:

    (we won't know when to show up until tomorrow afternoon - go figure). Saw
    the surgeon this morning, and he gave Crash the go-ahead.

    We've gotten comments about what kinds of procedures will be followed, and
    we have some answers. They won't use the new mini-incision. The surgeon
    said that they really haven't perfected the procedure, and that there is a
    high incidence of dislocation. Chris Dabney suggested that we ask for
    spinal narcotic pain killers immediately following the surgery. We found
    out that that's standard operating procedure, so the surgical pain should
    be under control right away. And we've been assured repeatedly that the
    surgical pain is a walk in the park compared to what he's been enduring


    for

    Quoted message said:

    the past couple of months.

    In order to keep this from cluttering the newsgroup with a zillion posts,
    I've set up an online guest book so people can send encouragement, etc. to
    Crash. It's an online get well card. 🙂
    http://htmlgear.tripod.com/guest/control.guest?u=head_trollop&i=1&a=sign

    Long-term? Looks like Crash's second hip will be replaced in September,
    then they're talking about his knees.

    I'll update this thread when we find out how the surgery went, etc.

    Back to making Hag's famous potstickers. It's 90 degrees here. I am
    really looking forward to standing over boiling liquids today. 😉

    Thanks for caring 🙂
    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

    Just added my entry, hope Crash sees it before tomorrow! Knees too? He's
    gonna be the Bionic Man before they're done with him<G>

    Yeah, and he's gonna trade that Dress in for a bikini'd Cheryl Tiegs...
    hey, at least I didn't say "dat frumpy frock". <G>

    Sheldon

  14. Good luck to Crash. You both are in my thoughts and prayers.

    Elaine, too

  15. Sheldon said:

    Yeah, and he's gonna trade that Dress in for a bikini'd Cheryl Tiegs...
    hey, at least I didn't say "dat frumpy frock". <G>

    I think there might be laws preventing me from wearing a bikini (public
    eyesore, etc.), but if he can get Cheryl Tiegs, more power to him! LOL!

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  16. The Joneses said:

    I dunno about your hospital, but ours has areas of fridgid temps. Take a nice
    warm long sweater, and a purse you can use as a pillow when you finally nod
    off. And lots of change for the coffee and food machines. Been there & done
    that.

    Thanks for the good advice. I'd forgotten about the frigid zones.
    Thankfully, I'm peri-menopausal, and will probably welcome them, but I'll
    grab something to put on, just in case.

    We're going to WalMart better so I can grab a book to read, and we're
    bringing bottled water for Crash to drink. The municipal water here is
    absolutely wretched.

    I think I'll bring a 12-pack of diet A&W along, too. And a sammich. I
    never would have thought about food and beverages, so this is gonna be a
    life saver.

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  17. Lynne A said:

    Just added my entry, hope Crash sees it before tomorrow! Knees too? He's
    gonna be the Bionic Man before they're done with him<G>

    That's what he keeps saying, too. LOL!

    Quoted message said:

    I am LMAO about the potstickers, I'm making some tonight-John's gotta go to
    MON, Nebraska tonight so I get to eat whatever I want<hehehe> Nice and cool
    here for it though-looks like it's gonna rain like hell.

    When Hag taught me to make them, I think we just boiled the suckers. I
    made some that way, and some the traditional way, with browned bottoms and
    finishing cooking in chicken broth. The boiled ones taste good, but look
    like tripe. The "stuck" ones got too salty, and they did stick to the pan.
    Next time, I'm going to try steaming them. That's what Ariane and Hag did
    at last year's cook-in. Oh yeah, you were there!

    Crash is in the channel, and will be there for most of the evening.
    server: irc.penguinpowered.ca
    channel: rec..food.cooking

    Java link:
    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~­vexorg/pjirc/chat.html
    /join #rec.food.cooking

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

  18. "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Lynne A said:


    Just added my entry, hope Crash sees it before tomorrow! Knees too?


    He's

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    gonna be the Bionic Man before they're done with him<G>

    Yeah, and he's gonna trade that Dress in for a bikini'd Cheryl Tiegs...
    hey, at least I didn't say "dat frumpy frock". <G>

    Sheldon

    Hell, what's he need Cheryl for when he's got me?LMFAO!

    Lynne A
    [email hidden]

  19. "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    The Joneses said:

    I dunno about your hospital, but ours has areas of fridgid temps. Take a


    nice

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    warm long sweater, and a purse you can use as a pillow when you finally


    nod

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    off. And lots of change for the coffee and food machines. Been there &


    done

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    that.

    Thanks for the good advice. I'd forgotten about the frigid zones.
    Thankfully, I'm peri-menopausal, and will probably welcome them, but I'll
    grab something to put on, just in case.

    We're going to WalMart better so I can grab a book to read, and we're
    bringing bottled water for Crash to drink. The municipal water here is
    absolutely wretched.

    I think I'll bring a 12-pack of diet A&W along, too. And a sammich. I
    never would have thought about food and beverages, so this is gonna be a
    life saver.

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

    That's a very good idea, hospital food is usually icky at best-and it goes
    WAY downhill from there<G>

    Lynne A
    [email hidden]

  20. "Damsel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Lynne A said:

    Just added my entry, hope Crash sees it before tomorrow! Knees too?


    He's

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    gonna be the Bionic Man before they're done with him<G>

    That's what he keeps saying, too. LOL!

    Quoted message said:

    I am LMAO about the potstickers, I'm making some tonight-John's gotta go


    to

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    MON, Nebraska tonight so I get to eat whatever I want<hehehe> Nice and


    cool

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    here for it though-looks like it's gonna rain like hell.

    When Hag taught me to make them, I think we just boiled the suckers. I
    made some that way, and some the traditional way, with browned bottoms and
    finishing cooking in chicken broth. The boiled ones taste good, but look
    like tripe. The "stuck" ones got too salty, and they did stick to the


    pan.

    Quoted message said:

    Next time, I'm going to try steaming them. That's what Ariane and Hag did
    at last year's cook-in. Oh yeah, you were there!

    Crash is in the channel, and will be there for most of the evening.
    server: irc.penguinpowered.ca
    channel: rec..food.cooking

    Java link:
    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~­vexorg/pjirc/chat.html
    /join #rec.food.cooking

    Carol

    --
    CLICK DAILY TO FEED THE HUNGRY
    United States:
    http://www.stopthehunger.com/
    International:
    http://www.thehungersite.com/

    Cool! I am making my potstickers right now, but as soon as I'm done I'll go
    visit with him.

    I fry and then steam mine, nice and crispy bottoms! Use nonstick pans,
    trust me<LOL> Off to whip up some mustard and sesame oil dipping sauce.
    Curse Ariane for hooking me on these little [censored], anyway!

    Lynne A
    [email hidden]

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