I say yes, you say no, OR People are Strange

What about white wine? I think that would be pretty good. I will let you know. I only have balsamic.

Ok girls - stop talking about the warm weather - it was 40 or less here this morning - colder once I got into the city for work. I must say I love it as I hate the humidity here in summer.

Barbara - looks like you live in heaven!!! My DH would love the golf course. We have similar developments here - on the Gold Coast and on the Sunshine Coast, unfortunately my work is in the city. Lots of people commute but I like being close to everything.

Have a drink on me girls and think of me sitting at my desk all day

Sue

I have used white wine with balsamic, and the result was very good.  We are having grilled stuffed poblano peppers tonight, with a side salad, but I will try Rosemary's recipe another evening.

I'll have that margarita on the rocks, please!

Athena, your thread for the Mods is now locked out. Interesting. If someone already mentioned that, sorry. I'll go home in a few minutes and pour an adult beverage.

Edited to say I now see someone mentioned the thread was locked out. I had assumed that the lockout was for a different thread, darnit.

It's cooking now. Smells delicious.

  I am the one that opened my mouth and inserted my foot.

You are right Percocet has not been recalled - I mixed that up with another drug.

That's okay, Jancie.  I'm glad the question was brought up here, because I learned some things while investigating the rumor.  I didn't know the FDA had asked companies to decrease the acetaminophen content in their combo products.  I also didn't know acetaminophen is the leading cause of liver failure (!).  Percocet was my friend after my mast/SNB (as well as other prior surgeries), so I was worried about it disappearing.

Mr. otter is grilling some of the lake trout fillets he found in the glacier.  They smell yummy.  I think there's a veggie involved, too, but I don't  know what he has chosen.  I'm not very hungry, so we're skipping the starch.  (Also, I still haven't made it to the grocery store.)

Tonight we're watching the German film, "Downfall" ("Der Untergang"), from Netflix.

Oops.  I just heard the dinner bell.

otter

Otter -- Glad to hear I'm not the only one for whom tylenol is useless.  OTOH, advil works wonders!

Do any of you suffer from Restless leg Syndrome?  I've had it since I was a wee one (mom had it too).  Doc wanted to Rx a drug called Requip but I said forget it -- not another Rx drug!  Sometimes ativan helps.  But it gets me in the evening, and sometimes in my arms as well.  Hate taking ativan for it.  Any suggestions?  Other than going out and walking a mile or two?

Had chicken tonight with rosemary and garlic, but next time I'll be sure to try Fricken Chicken Rosemary! 

I had leg cramps which isn't the same as restless leg at night; nevertheless, the bar of soap under the sheets has worked wonders.

The bar of soap IS amazing -- for leg cramps!  And thanks for the tip about Requip, Blue!  I have a very minor form of OCD (as in, I have to do stuff an even number of times).  I sure wouldn't want to exacerbate that little problem!

I am glad I am not the only one that stashes the good stuff.  Percocet, Lortabs, Lorazepam, Morphine, the list goes on and on.  If there is a refill - I will refill whether I need it or not.  There will come a time that I need it and I don't want to have to go to the doctor just to get meds.

Can the bar of soap be any kind?  I think I heard Ivory Soap.  Hubby has leg cramps and I'd heard of that but he's never tried it.  Just might now that some of you say it works.

My grandfather once took way too many aspirins - because he had some sort of injury and not much memory about how many he took. The result was he had to be taken to hospital where he was diagnosed with senility. His caretaker vehemently objected saying senility doesn't start that fast. Indeed it was aspirin poisoning, he got better and lived to 93, playing bridge and not taking so many aspirins.