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

I do wish we had a Costco closer here.  There is one in the St. Louis area somewhere but we have never tried to find it.  We do go to Trader Joe's in Brentwood but knew it was rather a straight shot from the Mississippi River bridge that is the dividing line for Ill. and Mo. 

We do go to Sams because that is not far from the V.A. and since I'm down there a fair amt. I do take advantage.  Maybe one of these days.  We do have some new local stores and just lately found out that a new local I-Hop is going in.  Maybe next year. 

Jackie

One of the conditions of our new home was that there would be a Costco nearby.  We love the place.

Here is an article that my wonderful DIL helped research as part of her job at Sick Kids in Toronto.  So much for the doctors who don't want to work in Canada because of our horrible medical system.

http://www.thestar.com/life/sick_kids/2013/04/30/sickkids_attracts_top_us_specialists.html

Pip...outstanding.  I have to admit though with former Canadian relatives and having spent time there I do have a fondness for Canada.  Good for "Sick Kids".....it sounds like they have some outstanding work going on there and are very receptive to taking on big ( kids needing radiation ) challenges and doing whatever it takes to try and make it go right...for the kids.  Who knows, from that some adult answers might become available.

Jackie

Jackie -- Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children (Sick Kids' now) is recognized as one of the top 5 children's hospitals in North America.  Home to many firsts, but probably the "invention" that all parents (and their offspring) can identify with is......ready for it?...... PABLUM!

The 3 docs who created it way back in the 1930's (I think) sold the formula, with royalties in perpetuity going to the Hospital.

Constant and continuing hugs to our dear Athena.

Thanks for the various mojo suggestions. I have not given up completely yet, but so far it ain't working for anything.

Has anyone heard from the lioness?

Momine, the I WANT MY MOJO BACK! thread is in the Moving Beyond Cancer Forum. I'm going to try to link to it:

http://community.breastcancer.org/topic_post?forum_id=7&id=69566&page=1

thanks for the link, rr, knew someone wold be able to find it! 

Ok, now I know I"m in the right place - other Wal-Mart virgins on this one...tee, hee...and COSTCO lovers - YEAH.  I am sure that means we can all agree they've got the best rotesserie chicken in the whole world.  Even good enough to "strip" and make a fabulous salad,  We should all make SOUP for Blue to get rid of the crud.

Jeeeeez, Blue, I hope it's not the same crud I had, and still have the remnants of - coughing like a seal.  Can't take anitbiotics, and this isn't an infection - think it's the crud intersecting with my asthma - YUCK!  Yeah, Costco generic musinex

And we in western MA are over the moon Happy Dancing - COSTCO is building a liquor store in West Springfield - kirkland wine, OH JOY!

OK WORLD IT'S TIME FOR BIOPSY RESULTS - GOOD ONES, PLEASE!  Carrots, sugar & wine on offer...

Blue - HEAL - and think of the deliciouos smell of George's new brother

An awww moment for the day!

Sorry for all you ladies who feel cruddy.  I hope the nice weather coming will help.

Linda, my grandmother was one of the first woman doctors in Canada.  A pediatrician of course.  She worked with Dr Brown, the inventor of pablum.  

Blue, that's why God invented pantie liners! Just sayin', .