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kyburgI remember when it was just a rumor. A nasty rumor you never talked to him about, because it caused so much distress.
George Takei did spend some of his childhood in a WWII relocation camp.
Yes, I'd go to a Trek convention to see him - but I'd rather go see him here, where we are all members. He has his name on the wall outside - I think as a founder.
And they have one of the tar-papered shacks inside the place, just as he describes.
You want recipes, huh? Okay. I spent a few extra minutes at home this morning tossing everything into the crockpot for dinner tonight - I wanted to use up some of the CSA boxes from the past couple of weeks, too.
So.
I have the mondo huge variety of crockpot - think one twice the size of what you're used to, and oval. Like a stoneware turkey cooker.
Hey, it was at Sam's Club and cheap. And I needed a pot, so I got it. 9_9
Into it went:
1 lb of pork ribs, boneless, broken into large chunks and browned before adding.
1 qt chicken stock
carrots, summer squash, onions, parsley from the CSA box
I took the corn off four ears of corn out of the box and added it too
salt and pepper, basil, a bay leaf, celery salt and some sherry.
I'm going to bake up some biscuits to go with.
I'll let you know if it's edible when I get home.
Dr. Levine called me back and gave me the referral. I'm incredibly flattered. I know he talked to the man to make sure it was okay to give out his name. Dr. Levine is one of the top men in his field, and I'm pleased he took Jim on - it was a favor. Jim doesn't need the top nephrologist for his kidney stones, but we love him anyway and I wanted him to take care of Jim. Because, well, I'm very fond of him - and I like what's between his ears.
Who did he recommend? The Chief of Urology at Cedars-Sinai. I'm thinking I've been sent to be seen by Charles Winchester III, and I'm giggling. This is way, way premature - but I'm touched that someone thinks that much of me that he would do this.
Everything is going to be all right. I'm sure of it.
George Takei did spend some of his childhood in a WWII relocation camp.
Yes, I'd go to a Trek convention to see him - but I'd rather go see him here, where we are all members. He has his name on the wall outside - I think as a founder.
And they have one of the tar-papered shacks inside the place, just as he describes.
You want recipes, huh? Okay. I spent a few extra minutes at home this morning tossing everything into the crockpot for dinner tonight - I wanted to use up some of the CSA boxes from the past couple of weeks, too.
So.
I have the mondo huge variety of crockpot - think one twice the size of what you're used to, and oval. Like a stoneware turkey cooker.
Hey, it was at Sam's Club and cheap. And I needed a pot, so I got it. 9_9
Into it went:
1 lb of pork ribs, boneless, broken into large chunks and browned before adding.
1 qt chicken stock
carrots, summer squash, onions, parsley from the CSA box
I took the corn off four ears of corn out of the box and added it too
salt and pepper, basil, a bay leaf, celery salt and some sherry.
I'm going to bake up some biscuits to go with.
I'll let you know if it's edible when I get home.
Dr. Levine called me back and gave me the referral. I'm incredibly flattered. I know he talked to the man to make sure it was okay to give out his name. Dr. Levine is one of the top men in his field, and I'm pleased he took Jim on - it was a favor. Jim doesn't need the top nephrologist for his kidney stones, but we love him anyway and I wanted him to take care of Jim. Because, well, I'm very fond of him - and I like what's between his ears.
Who did he recommend? The Chief of Urology at Cedars-Sinai. I'm thinking I've been sent to be seen by Charles Winchester III, and I'm giggling. This is way, way premature - but I'm touched that someone thinks that much of me that he would do this.
Everything is going to be all right. I'm sure of it.
