That’s our favorite cut also. We used to drizzle it with honey, salt and pepper then wrap it in foil and toss it on the grill, low and slow, for a few hours. Yum.Yes, a lot of people don't realize how much good meat you can get off the neck.
Looks really good
We don't forget ... at least not forever! Be sure to take it easy for a bit. As hard as it is, sometimes, accept the offers of help!
Easy does it. Right now, Sleep is your friend!
My Uncle had a "roomie" name "Titus." Whenever he complained about his roomie keeping him up all night, we knew he was hurting!
Big surprise, right?
Paint curtains and a cat on the outside!DH has put up and taken down the boards on the large front window of the house so many times he has decided to just leave the boards up until the end of hurricane season.
He used to put up the old Katrina board, the one with the X that told who checked the house, if anyone was there, any animals and any dead people found in the house.
Absolutely! That's good, sound advice. The key is to stay ahead of the pain. Take the meds "as prescribed," not "as needed." Taking them "every four hours," does not mean, "take them whenever you hurt again after four hours." If you wait until the pain returns, it's harder to get hold of it. If you keep that in mind, at least in the beginning stages, you'll heal more quickly - and less painfully!
Very sound advice
We are too pumped up to be overachievers. "C" is not bad. "C" is average, and average = NORMAL! Not everyone can claim to be "normal," but can produce a piece of paper (your test) to prove it! We should ALL be so lucky!
