Some meals require more “hands on” than others. The real, lay down a foundation, pour the cement, cut the materials kind of meals. One example is a large pan of lasagna.
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Some days have nothing remarkable about them. The bus came on time. At work, someone had a virus on their machine. I found an empty CD case that someone had “lifted” from Melo-Mags on Maguire so I played the good citizen and returned it to the shop owner. The bus came on time. The mail had nothing interesting. TV had nothing interesting. Just an ordinary day.
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I returned to the hospital today for my pressure check, which turned out as a little low, because my eye had developed a leak. Literally. Never fear, the doctor was near and with her trusty sewing kit she simply did a couple of deft stitches and put some stability back in the tire. Excuse me, eye. It’s getting harder to separate the two ideas…
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Here we go. It’s been just over a month since my trabeculectomy (new hole in eyeball). Today I returned for the nth visit, and my Doctor decided to remove a cyst by simply putting a drop of the magic liquid on the eyeball and with a short pointy needle, remove same. Then and there, thank you, see you next week.
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Would someone please notify the CBC that debating is NOT allowing 90 second soundbites! Tonight is the third round in the current campaign, and all I feel is cam-pain.
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As 2005 draws to a close, I can look back with mixed feelings.
My eye surgery is a success, in that I can still see and maintain my “pressure” with a good old mechanical technique.
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