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[Cowgirlgrace]

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FYI I have staples in my knee and a plate with screws in the back. BOTH of them trigger detectors.

DH practically has to do a strip search with his 2 bionic knees and shoulder.

 

[Stumpfarmer]

Slept in, blah, especially since if I'd gotten up when the alarm went off I'd be done outside before the rain hits. The weather satellite animation this morning looked pretty bad for the northern half of the state and not good for the rest of us- I checked when I got up to let the dogs out three hours ago!

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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Well Quincy isn't much a crum snatcher and doesn't come in the kitchen when I am cooking UNTIL he hears me put the blades in the electric knife for slicing meat. Then he is right there.
And for things people don't like. Well when dw's dd was living here. I cooked chicken hearts and gizzards in gravy and we put over rice. She asked what it was I told her "just part of the chicken" (well that is true). She ate two helpings but when she found out she totally denies eating gizzards and won't touch them now.

 

[broodytood]

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With the ultrasound guided biopsy, you lay on your back/side just like a normal ultrasound. They told me that the little piece of titanium wire would not trigger the metal detectors at the airport. That could get a bit embarrassing!
Thanks for the info on the wobbly leg. That really good to know! Chicken orthopedics!

is your clip in the shape of the breast cancer "ribbon"? Mine is. My first biopsy they didn't do it then, besides after the biopsy they ended up having me have it surgically all removed (the lump) as they could nto get a good bx. When I had my last mammo you could see the clip..little shape of that ribbon. Kinda cool.

I guess it is! I'm kinda slow and wondered why it was the shape it was! DUH!

 

[broodytood]

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Yes, I did see them! We are gonna have to re name you the Lewis Co. Picker! I have seen much worse so I wouldn't call them slums.
When I was out at the new house yesterday, I was spying out places for coops but I forgot to bring a coat and it was so dadburn cold that I couldn't stay out long enough. So I have to go back with snow gear! BRRRR!
There seem to be tons of possibilities for locations so I will let you know what we end up doing if the buyer wants the ones that are here. In the mean time if you rehome them, then you rehome them.

 

[jbear]

o good golly, I am SO far behind on posts..

welcome all the new peeps..

and hope all are recovering from their bumps bruises and owies! (CL!!)

Not much going on here lately, just trying to keep up with house stuff, been long work weeks lately. I need to go clean the hen house bad.. so off the computer for me! Every one have a nice day!!

 

[Chickielady]

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Yeah, that and who knows who under the table doing feely stuff...

But, considering the alternative...
My "mass" was totally removed by the needle, entirely!
And so now they can monitor you by satellite too!!!

With the ultrasound guided biopsy, you lay on your back/side just like a normal ultrasound. They told me that the little piece of titanium wire would not trigger the metal detectors at the airport. That could get a bit embarrassing!
Thanks for the info on the wobbly leg. That really good to know! Chicken orthopedics!

Stereo Tactic you lie on your tummy, and there is 2 holes in the table where your girls hang down...and there is technicians below, with alot of computer screens & equipment.
Once numb, they can get at the mass & take a piece out for biopsy & then inserted a chip that shows up on mammograms as a square shaped artifact...your biopsy sounds interesting too!

 

[chickens4gramma]

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This made me laugh! There are whole books on how to do this with your kids, one by Jerry Seinfield's wife (forgot the name), and one called The Sneaky Chef. They have great ideas for adding nutrition into kids' food without them knowing about it! I used to put veggies through the food processor, then add them to my spaghetti sauce. I also cook the turkey gizzards, put them through the baby food grinder and add to the dressing. And use the water I cooked them in in the dressing too. I hate gizzards, and don't want to recognize them, but ground up they add flavor and nutrition. The kids still don't know they are there!

 

[broodytood]

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Our old black lab/springer girl has been dubbed "Fatty Patty" cause she will eat anything you give her including onions or lettuce. I threw a piece of kohlrabi to the dogs one day and of course Riley turned up his prissy show dog nose but good ol' Ebby gobbled it right up. She is the best indoor vacuum system you could have!

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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Hey did yer DH chance make it to look at T's stove??