Here they go again.

Grilled Ham and Cheese
Served on Wheat
Choice of Side
$7.50

French Dip
Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
Choice of Side
$9.75

Blue Plate
Omelet
Ham and Cheese Omelet
Choice of Side

$9.00

Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?

I won't be having lunch at the club. I will be picking up some of the
signature crab bisque soup and probably some steak at the "shop to use
the assessment" thing tomorrow morning.

The soup du jour is "Kansas City Steak". I can surmise that will be one
of the quarts of soup offerings at the sale tomorrow.

I wouldn't buy any. Looking up recipes for it, it's basically either
made with ground beef or made with cubed round steak. It wouldn't be
worth $20-$22 a quart. I wouldn't pay that much for "homemade" chicken
noodle, either.

The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
at home and theirs is delicious.

Jill

On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 11:17:18 AM UTC-5, jmcquown wrote:
> Here they go again.
>
> Grilled Ham and Cheese
> Served on Wheat
> Choice of Side
> $7.50
>
> French Dip
> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
> Choice of Side
> $9.75
>
> Blue Plate
> Omelet
> Ham and Cheese Omelet
> Choice of Side
>
> $9.00
>
> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> I won't be having lunch at the club. I will be picking up some of the
> signature crab bisque soup and probably some steak at the "shop to use
> the assessment" thing tomorrow morning.
>
> The soup du jour is "Kansas City Steak". I can surmise that will be one
> of the quarts of soup offerings at the sale tomorrow.
>
> I wouldn't buy any. Looking up recipes for it, it's basically either
> made with ground beef or made with cubed round steak. It wouldn't be
> worth $20-$22 a quart. I wouldn't pay that much for "homemade" chicken
> noodle, either.
>
> The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
> at home and theirs is delicious.
>
> Jill

Can you buy 800 dollars worth of the bisque and be paid off for 2015?

I wish they'd learn that it's not "with au jus".

On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
> Here they go again.
>
> Grilled Ham and Cheese
> Served on Wheat
> Choice of Side
> $7.50
>
> French Dip
> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
> Choice of Side
> $9.75
>
> Blue Plate
> Omelet
> Ham and Cheese Omelet
> Choice of Side
>
> $9.00

> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?

An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.

wrote in message
...

On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
> Here they go again.
>
> Grilled Ham and Cheese
> Served on Wheat
> Choice of Side
> $7.50
>
> French Dip
> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
> Choice of Side
> $9.75
>
> Blue Plate
> Omelet
> Ham and Cheese Omelet
> Choice of Side
>
> $9.00

> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?

An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.

~~~~~~~~
I still eat omelets or scrambled eggs fairly often. But I would not
consider them "blue plate specials." I think of that as meat and several
vegetables arranged on a platter.

MaryL

On 2014-12-30 4:01 PM, wrote:

>> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
> dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
> a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.
>


Sure. I admit that omelet is one of my least favourite egg dishes, but I
am sure that omelet lovers would find it satisfying. Yet, Jill is right
about the blue plate special. The term used to refer to an inexpensive
offering of meat and three vegetables. It is totally inappropriate to
use the term with a ham and cheese omelet with one side.

On 12/30/2014 2:40 PM, Kalmia wrote:
> On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 11:17:18 AM UTC-5, jmcquown wrote:
>> Here they go again.
>>
>> Grilled Ham and Cheese
>> Served on Wheat
>> Choice of Side
>> $7.50
>>
>> French Dip
>> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
>> Choice of Side
>> $9.75
>>
>> Blue Plate
>> Omelet
>> Ham and Cheese Omelet
>> Choice of Side
>>
>> $9.00
>>
>> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>>
>> I won't be having lunch at the club. I will be picking up some of the
>> signature crab bisque soup and probably some steak at the "shop to use
>> the assessment" thing tomorrow morning.
>>
>> The soup du jour is "Kansas City Steak". I can surmise that will be one
>> of the quarts of soup offerings at the sale tomorrow.
>>
>> I wouldn't buy any. Looking up recipes for it, it's basically either
>> made with ground beef or made with cubed round steak. It wouldn't be
>> worth $20-$22 a quart. I wouldn't pay that much for "homemade" chicken
>> noodle, either.
>>
>> The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
>> at home and theirs is delicious.
>>
>> Jill
>
> Can you buy 800 dollars worth of the bisque and be paid off for 2015?
>
Hmmmm, there's a thought!

> I wish they'd learn that it's not "with au jus".
>
Keep wishing.

Jill

On 12/30/2014 4:29 PM, MaryL wrote:
>
>
> wrote in message
> ...
>
> On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
>> Here they go again.
>>
>> Grilled Ham and Cheese
>> Served on Wheat
>> Choice of Side
>> $7.50
>>
>> French Dip
>> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
>> Choice of Side
>> $9.75
>>
>> Blue Plate
>> Omelet
>> Ham and Cheese Omelet
>> Choice of Side
>>
>> $9.00
>
>> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
> dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
> a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.
>
> ~~~~~~~~
> I still eat omelets or scrambled eggs fairly often. But I would not
> consider them "blue plate specials." I think of that as meat and
> several vegetables arranged on a platter.
>
> MaryL
>
Exactly! I eat omelets from time to time but it isn't what most
Americans think of as a blue plate special.

Jill

On 12/30/2014 3:05 PM, MaryL wrote:
>
>
> "jmcquown" wrote in message ...
>
> Here they go again.
>
> Grilled Ham and Cheese
> Served on Wheat
> Choice of Side
> $7.50
>
> French Dip
> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
> Choice of Side
> $9.75
>
> Blue Plate
> Omelet
> Ham and Cheese Omelet
> Choice of Side
>
> $9.00
>
> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> I won't be having lunch at the club. I will be picking up some of the
> signature crab bisque soup and probably some steak at the "shop to use
> the assessment" thing tomorrow morning.
>
> The soup du jour is "Kansas City Steak". I can surmise that will be one
> of the quarts of soup offerings at the sale tomorrow.
>
> I wouldn't buy any. Looking up recipes for it, it's basically either
> made with ground beef or made with cubed round steak. It wouldn't be
> worth $20-$22 a quart. I wouldn't pay that much for "homemade" chicken
> noodle, either.
>
> The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
> at home and theirs is delicious.
>
> Jill
>
> ~~~~~~
> Even if the soup (or anything else) is overpriced, won't you be forced
> to pay the assessment even if you don't get *anything* in return.

Yes, we have to pay the assessment no matter what. That's why I'm going
to buy some crab bisque, some petit filets and probably a couple of NY
strip steaks. I'll look at what other soups they have but I draw the
line at whatever it is they're calling 'Kansas City Steak Soup'. Hey,
it might be delicious, but looking at recipes online made me lose interest.

> Are
> there other fees tacked on that are not covered by the assessment, such
> as taxes? If not, it seems to me that you would be better off to at
> least get something for your assessment even if the charges are
> outrageous. Am I missing something here? I do think something like
> that assessment is ridiculous, but you don't have any choice on that.
>
> MaryL
>
We pay applicable sales tax just like in any restaurant. They tack on a
20% service charge/gratuity for take-out meals and dining in meals, but
I don't think they do for the annual clearing out the fridge event.

Jill

On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
> Here they go again.
>
> Grilled Ham and Cheese
> Served on Wheat
> Choice of Side
> $7.50
>
> French Dip
> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
> Choice of Side
> $9.75
>
> Blue Plate
> Omelet
> Ham and Cheese Omelet
> Choice of Side
>
> $9.00
>
> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> I won't be having lunch at the club. I will be picking up some of the
> signature crab bisque soup and probably some steak at the "shop to use
> the assessment" thing tomorrow morning.
>
> The soup du jour is "Kansas City Steak". I can surmise that will be one
> of the quarts of soup offerings at the sale tomorrow.
>
> I wouldn't buy any. Looking up recipes for it, it's basically either
> made with ground beef or made with cubed round steak. It wouldn't be
> worth $20-$22 a quart. I wouldn't pay that much for "homemade" chicken
> noodle, either.
>
> The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
> at home and theirs is delicious.
>

Jill -- Seldom do I hear of Dataw Island, but apparently a resident who
worked for the same giant corporation that I did passed away recently.
Out of curiosity, did you know a Brenda Stripland?

On 12/30/2014 6:54 PM, wrote:
> On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
>> Here they go again.
>>
>> The crab bisque, OTOH, I'll buy. I can't be bothered making crab soup
>> at home and theirs is delicious.
>>
>
> Jill -- Seldom do I hear of Dataw Island, but apparently a resident who
> worked for the same giant corporation that I did passed away recently.
> Out of curiosity, did you know a Brenda Stripland?
>
No, sorry, I didn't know her.

Jill

spamtrap1888 wrote:
>
>> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
>An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
>dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
>a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.

Potato and green bell pepper omelet here tonight, very tasty and
satisfying... four diced spuds, two big diced green bell peppers, and
a dozen eggs... half for lunch tomorror or...
New year dinner was supposed to be roast fresh ham but there was none
so it will be saw-seege, fettucinni, and home made tomato sauce. I
already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and Healthy
New Year Everyone!

On Tue, 30 Dec 2014 13:01:04 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

> An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
> dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in.

Really? I haven't heard that.

> Omelets were a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.

Your family was Catholic?

--
A kitchen without a cook is just a room

On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:

> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
> Healthy New Year Everyone!

Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.

--
ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
Cheryl

"Cheryl" wrote in message
eb.com...

On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:

> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
> Healthy New Year Everyone!

Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.

ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
Cheryl

~~~~~~
That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope it
does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please keep
us updated.

Happy New Year, everyone.

MaryL

On 12/31/2014 7:58 PM, MaryL wrote:
>
>
> "Cheryl" wrote in message
> eb.com...
>
> On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
>> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
>> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
>> Healthy New Year Everyone!
>
> Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
> I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
> online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
> online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
> people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
> dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
> effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.
>
> ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
> Cheryl
>
> ~~~~~~
> That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope it
> does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please
> keep us updated.
>
> Happy New Year, everyone.
>
> MaryL
>
Christmas day I got up, meant to feed the cats, but it was still a
little early for them, but took my meds and went back to sleep. I
didn't wake up until 3am Fri morning and even the cats couldn't wake me
up and they'd missed 2 meals. Boy were they hungry.

--
ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
Cheryl

"Cheryl" wrote in message
eb.com...

On 12/31/2014 7:58 PM, MaryL wrote:
>
>
> "Cheryl" wrote in message
> eb.com...
>
> On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
>> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
>> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
>> Healthy New Year Everyone!
>
> Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
> I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
> online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
> online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
> people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
> dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
> effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.
>
> ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
> Cheryl
>
> ~~~~~~
> That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope it
> does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please
> keep us updated.
>
> Happy New Year, everyone.
>
> MaryL
>
Christmas day I got up, meant to feed the cats, but it was still a
little early for them, but took my meds and went back to sleep. I
didn't wake up until 3am Fri morning and even the cats couldn't wake me
up and they'd missed 2 meals. Boy were they hungry.

ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
Cheryl

~~~~~~~~
How long were you taking a double dose of Lyrica, and how long have you been
back to a single dose? This sounds serious enough to warrant a visit to
your doctor's office. I don't have any medical training, but I am very
concerned.

MaryL

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 7:50:25 PM UTC-5, Cheryl wrote:
> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day.

Hmmmm- can you send me a dose for my next overseas flight? I hate jet lag worse than a trip to the dentist.

Sorry for what (didn't) happen to your cats and I hope you can get that med adjusted. Doctors never seem to think about ppl's weight when prescribing. I'm assuming you are on the petite side.

"Cheryl" > wrote in message
eb.com...
> On 12/31/2014 7:58 PM, MaryL wrote:
>>
>>
>> "Cheryl" wrote in message
>> eb.com...
>>
>> On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>
>>> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
>>> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
>>> Healthy New Year Everyone!
>>
>> Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
>> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
>> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
>> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
>> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
>> I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
>> online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
>> online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
>> people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
>> dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
>> effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.
>>
>> ღ.¸¸.œ«*¨`*œ¶
>> Cheryl
>>
>> ~~~~~~
>> That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope it
>> does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please
>> keep us updated.
>>
>> Happy New Year, everyone.
>>
>> MaryL
>>
> Christmas day I got up, meant to feed the cats, but it was still a little
> early for them, but took my meds and went back to sleep. I didn't wake up
> until 3am Fri morning and even the cats couldn't wake me up and they'd
> missed 2 meals. Boy were they hungry.

My friend wound up in the hospital once with dehydration from sleeping too
long. She had an ear infection and didn't show up for work. The boss
called because it was not like her not to just not show up. Her husband
found her unresponsive in bed.

"Bruce" > wrote in message
...
> On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 21:03:28 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
>
>>
>>"Cheryl" > wrote in message
aweb.com...
>>> On 12/31/2014 7:58 PM, MaryL wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Cheryl" wrote in message
>>>> eb.com...
>>>>
>>>> On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
>>>>> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
>>>>> Healthy New Year Everyone!
>>>>
>>>> Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
>>>> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
>>>> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
>>>> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and
>>>> after
>>>> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
>>>> I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
>>>> online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
>>>> online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories
>>>> about
>>>> people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a
>>>> single
>>>> dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible
>>>> side
>>>> effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.
>>>>
>>>> ?.¸¸.?*¨`*?
>>>> Cheryl
>>>>
>>>> ~~~~~~
>>>> That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope
>>>> it
>>>> does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please
>>>> keep us updated.
>>>>
>>>> Happy New Year, everyone.
>>>>
>>>> MaryL
>>>>
>>> Christmas day I got up, meant to feed the cats, but it was still a
>>> little
>>> early for them, but took my meds and went back to sleep. I didn't wake
>>> up
>>> until 3am Fri morning and even the cats couldn't wake me up and they'd
>>> missed 2 meals. Boy were they hungry.
>>
>>My friend wound up in the hospital once with dehydration from sleeping too
>>long. She had an ear infection and didn't show up for work. The boss
>>called because it was not like her not to just not show up. Her husband
>>found her unresponsive in bed.
>
> Was that unusual?

Yikes! I realize now that sounded bad. And it has been many years so there
are probably parts of this story that I don't remember. He was a fisherman
and was often away. And she divorced him not long after that incident
because he really could be an ass.

On 12/30/2014 3:01 PM, wrote:
> On Tuesday, December 30, 2014 8:17:18 AM UTC-8, jmcquown wrote:
>> Here they go again.
>>
>> Grilled Ham and Cheese
>> Served on Wheat
>> Choice of Side
>> $7.50
>>
>> French Dip
>> Hot Roast Beef with Au jus on a Kaiser Roll
>> Choice of Side
>> $9.75
>>
>> Blue Plate
>> Omelet
>> Ham and Cheese Omelet
>> Choice of Side
>>
>> $9.00
>
>> Who ever interpreted a "blue plate"[special] as an omelet?
>
> An omelet is a tasty and satisfying meal. Americans ate egg dishes for
> dinner all the time, until the heart attack panic set in. Omelets were
> a regular part of our Friday night rotation when I was a child.

This morning, I made cheesesteak omelets for breakfast, using beef,
yellow & orange bell peppers, onions and sliced havarti cheese as the
filling, the havarti cheese tasted pretty good in an omelet. I cook a
hot breakfast every morning, so I never cook breakfast at night. We
never had omelets or your typical breakfast items at night, when I grew
up, but I see nothing wrong with that. My heart is in good shape AFAIK.

Becca

On Fri, 2 Jan 2015 01:45:30 -0500 (EST), Cheryl
> wrote:

>"MaryL" > Wrote in message:
>> "Cheryl" wrote in message
>> eb.com...
>> On 12/31/2014 7:58 PM, MaryL wrote:
>>> "Cheryl" wrote in message
>>> eb.com...
>>>
>>> On 12/30/2014 7:42 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>>
>>>> I already got the bottle of Champagne in the fridge, just gotta stay
>>>> awake long enough... in case I am indisposed Have a Happy and
>>>> Healthy New Year Everyone!
>>>
>>> Happy New Year to you too, Shelly. I probably won't make it until
>>> midnight. At the risk of going off-topic, I'm trying to get Lyrica out
>>> of my system. I recently doubled my dose at the advice of my doc who
>>> said I could take the max dose per day for my neuropathic pain and after
>>> a couple of weeks at 100mg 2x a day I was sleeping all day. Work days
>>> I'd sleep late and get calls from my manager wondering if I was getting
>>> online for important meetings, weekends I would miss entire days. i got
>>> online for side effects of Lyrica and sure enough, lots of stories about
>>> people who would sleep all day if not interrupted. Back to just a single
>>> dose at bedtime until I see my surgeon in january. What a horrible side
>>> effect if you have to actually get out of bed now and then.
>>>
>>> ?.¸¸.?*¨`*?
>>> Cheryl
>>>
>>> ~~~~~~
>>> That really is a terrible (in fact, frightening) side effect. I hope it
>>> does not take long to get your system back to normal sleeping. Please
>>> keep us updated.
>>>
>>> Happy New Year, everyone.
>>>
>>> MaryL
>>>
>> Christmas day I got up, meant to feed the cats, but it was still a
>> little early for them, but took my meds and went back to sleep. I
>> didn't wake up until 3am Fri morning and even the cats couldn't wake me
>> up and they'd missed 2 meals. Boy were they hungry.
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~
>> How long were you taking a double dose of Lyrica, and how long have you been
>> back to a single dose? This sounds serious enough to warrant a visit to
>> your doctor's office. I don't have any medical training, but I am very
>> concerned.
>
>I cut back after Christmas day when I slept for do long. It's still giving me side egged effects but not as bad. I slept all day today too and woke up around 8

As Mary said, please see your doctor. Maybe there's a more appropriate
medication for you.