Ball's in their court--if they have anything I need to know.

The ball's always in their court, truth be told.

Unless something happens to Steve/our daughters/me. Then we would

give > them the curtesy of a phone call or e-mail.
If they don't deserve it, it's up to you, true,
but you are in no way obligated.

No, but the curtesy is nice.

If they accept that sort of help.

Seems to be that way--unless you have some rare problem that

begs to > ML> be > looked into.

We were originally talking vanishingly rare here.

So maybe they will vanish, and hopefully not re-appear.

That's just a little bloodthirsty, isn't it?

The diseases, not the people.

Ah.

As we've noted, range of motion is a sometime thing.

It'll come, to a certain extent, but not as much as the other knee

has.
And the strength that comes with it.

Eventually. Used a ride 'em cart at Costco today--rainy weather has the
knee aching more.

During my illness I used one - third time since
the 1960s that I'd driven a motorized vehicle; the
other times were both an airport jetway.

Probably been well tested before hitting the general market,

or > ML> > hopefully it was.

Think how embarrassing and profit-draining it
would be if it hadn't been, and that came out.

Or if the testing had been falsified. Big time lawsuits then.

But then discovery would probably take longer
than the lices of the plaintiffs.

***** lives?

Yeah. Or lixes or lides or lifes,

Not always so, some are caught early on.

Altogether too seldom.

I've no rustlin' or wrasslin' plans and the back 40 has just been

mowed > so...................
So breakfast is of an irrelevancy.

Not quite but it's not as important as some people make it out to be.

It's true that some need to start taking nourishment
early in the day to regulate their blood sugar, but
generally those are the ones for whom nonmainstream
eating patterns - perhaps eating 5 or 6 small meals -
is beneficial.

there. Same with HI and the tourists. (G) We could look at issues

from > both sides, resident and visitor even tho we were somewhere between

(more so on the former side).

Nice to have an open mind.

On that, yes.

I'd go so far as to say on most things, yes.

Braised Chile Colorado Beef Shanks
Categories: Mexican, main
Serves: 4

10 chile guajillo, stems removed, seeded and deveined
2 chile ancho, stems removed, seeded and deveined
8 c water divided
2 garlic cloves
1/4 onion chopped
1 ts beef bouillon
1/2 ts whole oregano crushed in your hand
1/2 ts whole cumin
Salt
Pepper
4 sl beef shank
2 Tb olive oil
2 Tb all purpose flour

Chamorros con Chile Colorado

For the Sauce
In a stockpot, add the cleaned chiles along with
4 c water. Cover and bring to a boil. Turn heat
off. Let sit for 10 min. Discard water.

To a blender, add all the chiles, 2 c water,
garlic, onion, bouillon, oregano, cumin, and
salt. Strain the sauce into a separate container.
Gently push the sauce through a strainer with the
back of a cooking spoon. Set sauce aside until
ready to use.

For the meat
Separate the meat from the bone. Salt and pepper
the meat.

Heat the oil in a large stockpot.

Brown the meat, stirring occasionally. Add flour
to the meat pot. Cook for 2 min, or until you can
no longer see the white flour. Add the sauce and
remaining 2 c water. Stir to combine.

Cover and cook on low-medium heat for 30 min.
Taste for salt.

Serve with rice, beans, and flour tortillas.

Maggie Unzueta, inmamamaggieskitchen.com, lightly adapted
--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5
* Origin: Fido Since 1991 | QWK by Web | BBS.FIDOSYSOP.ORG (1:123/140)

Hi Michael,

Unless something happens to Steve/our daughters/me. Then we

would > ML> give > them the curtesy of a phone call or e-mail.

If they don't deserve it, it's up to you, true,
but you are in no way obligated.

No, but the curtesy is nice.

If they accept that sort of help.

We'd probably get no response out of them but we would have done the
proper thing.

Seems to be that way--unless you have some rare

problem that > ML> begs to > ML> be > looked into.

We were originally talking vanishingly rare here.

So maybe they will vanish, and hopefully not re-appear.

That's just a little bloodthirsty, isn't it?

The diseases, not the people.

Ah.

Unlike some diseases--CDC keeps trying to say they're eradicated and
then new cases pop up.

As we've noted, range of motion is a sometime thing.

It'll come, to a certain extent, but not as much as the other

knee > ML> has.

And the strength that comes with it.

Eventually. Used a ride 'em cart at Costco today--rainy weather has

the > knee aching more.

During my illness I used one - third time since
the 1960s that I'd driven a motorized vehicle; the
other times were both an airport jetway.

I've never had the chance to drive one of those. (G)

Probably been well tested before hitting the general

market, > ML> or > ML> > hopefully it was.

Think how embarrassing and profit-draining it
would be if it hadn't been, and that came out.

Or if the testing had been falsified. Big time lawsuits then.

But then discovery would probably take longer
than the lices of the plaintiffs.

***** lives?

Yeah. Or lixes or lides or lifes,

Or something else along that line.

I've no rustlin' or wrasslin' plans and the back 40 has just

been > ML> mowed > so...................

So breakfast is of an irrelevancy.

Not quite but it's not as important as some people make it out to

be.

It's true that some need to start taking nourishment
early in the day to regulate their blood sugar, but
generally those are the ones for whom nonmainstream
eating patterns - perhaps eating 5 or 6 small meals -
is beneficial.

And some people can get by on only a couple of meals a day.

there. Same with HI and the tourists. (G) We could look at

issues > ML> from > both sides, resident and visitor even tho we were somewhere > ML> between

(more so on the former side).

Nice to have an open mind.

On that, yes.

I'd go so far as to say on most things, yes.

As long as it's not so open that he brains fall out. (G)

Braised Chile Colorado Beef Shanks
Categories: Mexican, main
Serves: 4

Looks good.

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


... OH NO! Not ANOTHER learning experience!

--- PPoint 3.01
* Origin: Sew! That's My Point (1:396/45.28)