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When my wife was a little girl, she was terrified of getting shots at the
doctor's office. As a reward for her cooperation, her parents would buy
her a treat afterwards, and more than once it was a plastic dinosaur.
So when either of us has to do some scary or unpleasant medical thing,
we have a practice that the person gets some special something. After
my surgery, this was my "plastic dinosaur."
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If you buy a misting fan, your life will be happier. I have an AC one, but
this is portable.

For dinner tonight, I cut up a chicken and am baking the torso from which
I've removed the pelvis (discarded) and the wings, legs and things, which I
marinated in hot pepper, paprika, salt MSG and ING. The marinated parts
are getting fried. I'm making mashed potatoes with a little carrot added.

The gravy is homemade chicken stock, a little BTB, corn starch, summer
savory, cayenne, paprika and white pepper.

--Bryan
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Bryan Simmons wrote:

> When my wife was a little girl, she was terrified of getting shots at
> the doctor's office. As a reward for her cooperation, her parents
> would buy her a treat afterwards, and more than once it was a plastic
> dinosaur. So when either of us has to do some scary or unpleasant
> medical thing, we have a practice that the person gets some special
> something. After my surgery, this was my "plastic dinosaur."
> https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Pr...g/Fans-%26-Mis
> ters/RYOBI-18-Volt-ONE%2B-Portable-Bucket-Top-Misting-Fan/p/PMF01B If
> you buy a misting fan, your life will be happier. I have an AC one,
> but this is portable.
>
> For dinner tonight, I cut up a chicken and am baking the torso from
> which I've removed the pelvis (discarded) and the wings, legs and
> things, which I marinated in hot pepper, paprika, salt MSG and ING.
> The marinated parts are getting fried. I'm making mashed potatoes
> with a little carrot added.
>
> The gravy is homemade chicken stock, a little BTB, corn starch,
> summer savory, cayenne, paprika and white pepper.
>
> --Bryan


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