Hi guys----
Trying to catch up but have a feeling I don't have enough time this morning.
My doctors appointment didn't go very well yesterday---but I already knew it wouldn't, so I'm not suprised. We are still waiting for approval for the new treatments. Hopefully---with fingers and toes crossed---we will know something by next week. I begged and pleaded with her not to raise prednisone anymore because I already feel like Violet in The Chocolate Factory----ready to be sent to the juicer. That's sounds gross, I know, sorry. Anyway, I'm waiting, I'm waiting-----sung to the tune of SW's "I'm Wishing".
Lyzziesmom----I was thinking of you yesterday alot wondering how your first day went. Glad to hear it was good. I'm sure you'll have that office in tip-top shape soon. And now, thanks to you and Donna, I must go to Applebees and get some bricky chicken.

Hope your back feels better today. Take it easy when you're at home. I know, easier said than done.
Donna----thanks so much for the Italian pastries yesterday. Brought back lots of memories. I could go right now and get some, but I won't allow myself. I love them though----which not many people do because of their blandness and flavorings (anise, etc.)-------whhoooo, am I on a ramble, or what??
Thanks too, for the Tonga Toast-----I had to take a second look, though-----the one piece that is sitting on it's side looks like a piece of salmon. I thought to myself-----with a perplexed look----oh, for sure Donna is not serving salmon this morning----Lyzziesmom will have to get a new keyboard. ick.
Lesa-----please be careful, my dear!!!!!! Those stepladders ----ugh----nuff said.
Who's serving up Godiva Cheesecake???? My absolute favorite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LINDA!!!!!!! That's it!!!!! That's it!!!!!
That's the third story!!!!! Soup, fritters and Godiva!!!!
I think??

------if not, add that to the list.
Amber-----have a WONDERFUL TRIP!!!!!!!!!!! Be safe and have a great Thanksgiving in WDW!!!!!!!!!
And happy belated b-day to Mike.
Ash----good to hear everyone got home safely and that grandpa could have a night off.

He sounds like my grandpa---doesn't know the meaning of retirement.
I must agree with Lyzziesmom and the rest-----Auntie Poo has a lot of you know whats.
Good luck with the turkey. I would look online or a cookbook----it's too detailed, I think, to try to explain here. It's not hard, though, just detailed. Oh, you know what works well and is really simple-----one of those cooking bags----a friend of mine just does a turkey breast and she uses one of those and it always comes out really good. They should have instructions on the box too. Just get a roasting pan, rinse the turkey, pat dry. You can rub it with a little melted butter and season with a little salt and pepper. Some people add garlic, etc., but I don't----personal taste. Sprinkle the inside of the bag with a little flour, add the meat, put in the roasting pan and follow the cooking time on the bag box. Just a suggestion, but they do work nicely.
YM----have a great visit with your brother and drive safely!!!! Talk to you soon.
Lin----take 'er easy cluck, cluck!!! And watch out for those zombies!!!!
To anyone I have missed-----A BIG HELLO!!!!!!!
I must go do some laundry and make some phone calls.
Have a good day.