• Greasy Spoons [1]

    From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to Dave Drum on Sun Apr 13 16:17:42 2025
    Hi Dave,


    Quite so. We even have the Simmons Cancer Institute.

    Not heard of that one but I presume a top tier one.

    Accordig to their on-line blurb: "Simmons Cancer Institute offers comprehensive cancer care, research and education at SIU School of Medicine." The doctor who did my gall bladder surgery is based there.

    Still, doesn't have a name I recognise.

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    Cats are a different class of moocher. I had a cat once that followed
    me around like a dog and demonstrated several dog-like traits. So much
    so that I named her "Spot". One time I shared some leftover on the plate

    Wasn't that the name of Data's (from Star Trek, The Next Generation)
    cat also? My youngest sister just adopted a rescue kitten, part Bengal name Larry.

    Yes, it was. A fact I learned post naming. I really don't waqtch much Babble Box .... except when I managed the satellite shop,

    It was one of Steve's favorite shows when it ran. Since we only had the
    one tv and it was in the living room, I was pretty much a captive
    audience (tho I didn't watch, just heard) and picked up quite a bit
    about it.

    spaghetti w/meat sauce. Spot licked the sauce from the hamburger and
    the noodles and left them behind. I really hated it when she
    contracted feline aids and I had to tell the vet to do the obvious.

    It's never easy; we had to give up our last cat because of health
    issues. Folks that adopted her specialised in taking cats with health challenges so I hope she lived to a ripe old age. Never knew how old
    she was; she was abused as a kitten and adopted out of a German animal shelter.

    go for stuff as hot as I used to - for that very reason. But I still
    put a glug of Frank's in my tomato juice.

    I've come way down on my heat tolerance level. It was a high medium in
    AZ and first part of HI, now down to mild with a bit of a kick.

    Popeyes spicy chicken is fairly mild. But if I want to get stupid they offer a Ghost Pepper spiced sandwich or wings.

    I go for the mild white; I like the taste of it better than spicy, dark.
    It's a few pennies more but worth it, IMO.


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    Catch you later,
    Ruth
    rchaffly{at}earthlink{dot}net FIDO 1:396/45.28


    ... Mind... Mind... Let's see, I had one of those around here someplace.

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