I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long you
become institutionalized.
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long you
become institutionalized.
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> posted:
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid. >>
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long you
become institutionalized.
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while it was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while it
was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
Some of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it was
OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad.
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> posted:
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid. >>
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long you
become institutionalized.
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while it
was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
Some of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it was
OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad. I'm going to
the doctor this morning for a checkup. It's right near a hospital. I'm thinking that on the way back, I'll stop at the hospital to see what
they've got goin' on in their cafeteria. They tend to have good food,
and they always have good prices.
Bryan Simmons <bryangsimmons@gmail.com> posted:
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> posted:
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV
for fluid.
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long
you become institutionalized.
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of ourSome of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it
bedroom while it was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital
or back in grade school. That was pretty strange. I was
transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want to be.
was OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad. I'm
going to the doctor this morning for a checkup. It's right near a
hospital. I'm thinking that on the way back, I'll stop at the
hospital to see what they've got goin' on in their cafeteria. They
tend to have good food, and they always have good prices.
The food at the hospitals nearby seems pretty good. They must be
using professionals to come up with the menus. The closest one is
near my family's home. They're run by the Adventists so the food that
used to be served in the cafeteria was vegetarian. That's changed but
those guys are still into healthy living. I don't know if they still
avoid singing or dancing in general.
https://www.adventisthealth.org/castle/patients-and-visitors/the-bistro/
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> posted:
On 2026-09-10 8:48 p.m., Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV
for fluid.
Welcome back to the world. If you stay in the hospital too long you
become institutionalized.
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom
while it was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in
grade school. That was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma
- but not to anywhere I want to be.
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
On 9/10/2026 8:48 PM, Ed P wrote:
I had dinner in the hospital but left for home at 6:30
Back to cooking tomorrow and a normal routine.
It was too sedentary a lifestyle harnessed to the bed by an IV for fluid.
I'm glad to hear you're back home!
Bryan Simmons wrote in article <18d442303caaf30c$14865$1943410 $4296dcc3@news.newsgroupdirect.com>:
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while it
was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
Some of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it was OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad.
I usually didn't eat it. I'd pick at one thing that looked kind
of edible, then pitched most of a tray of food which, while
disgusting, probably did have nutrients.
I honestly never understood how the other kids actually ate that
stuff.
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
Bryan Simmons wrote in article <18d442303caaf30c$14865$1943410
$4296dcc3@news.newsgroupdirect.com>:
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while itSome of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it was >> > OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad.
was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
I usually didn't eat it. I'd pick at one thing that looked kind
of edible, then pitched most of a tray of food which, while
disgusting, probably did have nutrients.
I honestly never understood how the other kids actually ate that
stuff.
For a lot of kids, it's the only reliable meal that they'll get that day. Of >course, a lot depends on the area the school resides. My guess is that in my town,
that is often the case even though we don't live in an especially impoverished
area. We do live in a state where it's tough to get by.
On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:02:37 GMT, dsi1
<user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
Bryan Simmons wrote in article <18d442303caaf30c$14865$1943410
$4296dcc3@news.newsgroupdirect.com>:
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of our bedroom while it>
was cooking, it smelled like I was in a hospital or back in grade school. That
was pretty strange. I was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want
to be.
Some of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of it was >>>> OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad.
I usually didn't eat it. I'd pick at one thing that looked kind
of edible, then pitched most of a tray of food which, while
disgusting, probably did have nutrients.
I honestly never understood how the other kids actually ate that
stuff.
For a lot of kids, it's the only reliable meal that they'll get that day. Of >> course, a lot depends on the area the school resides. My guess is that in my town,
that is often the case even though we don't live in an especially impoverished
area. We do live in a state where it's tough to get by.
Don't worry. Trump will fix that. He's already working on making gas
cheaper than under Biden. How's that going, by the way?
On 9/14/26 8:34 PM, Uncle Bruce wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:02:37 GMT, dsi1Strategic petroleum reserve due to refill at 1/3rd market rates due to >Venezuelan oil "contribution".
<user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:
For a lot of kids, it's the only reliable meal that they'll get that day. Of
course, a lot depends on the area the school resides. My guess is that in my town,
that is often the case even though we don't live in an especially impoverished
area. We do live in a state where it's tough to get by.
Don't worry. Trump will fix that. He's already working on making gas
cheaper than under Biden. How's that going, by the way?
It is sweet, but not light crude.
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
Bryan Simmons wrote in article <18d442303caaf30c$14865$1943410 $4296dcc3@news.newsgroupdirect.com>:
On 9/11/2026 1:55 AM, dsi1 wrote:
I made some turkey lasagna yesterday. When I came out of ourSome of the food at the grade school cafeteria was good, some of
bedroom while it was cooking, it smelled like I was in a
hospital or back in grade school. That was pretty strange. I
was transported by the aroma - but not to anywhere I want to be.
it was OK, and some was bad. Like, worse than turkey lasagna bad.
I usually didn't eat it. I'd pick at one thing that looked kind
of edible, then pitched most of a tray of food which, while
disgusting, probably did have nutrients.
I honestly never understood how the other kids actually ate that
stuff.
For a lot of kids, it's the only reliable meal that they'll get that
day. Of course, a lot depends on the area the school resides. My
guess is that in my town, that is often the case even though we don't
live in an especially impoverished area. We do live in a state where
it's tough to get by.
On Mon, 14 Sep 2026 22:54:32 -0600, multistrada <ab@in.valid> wrote:Goggle AI finds:
On 9/14/26 8:34 PM, Uncle Bruce wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:02:37 GMT, dsi1Strategic petroleum reserve due to refill at 1/3rd market rates due to
<user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:
For a lot of kids, it's the only reliable meal that they'll get that day. Of
course, a lot depends on the area the school resides. My guess is that in my town,
that is often the case even though we don't live in an especially impoverished
area. We do live in a state where it's tough to get by.
Don't worry. Trump will fix that. He's already working on making gas
cheaper than under Biden. How's that going, by the way?
Venezuelan oil "contribution".
It is sweet, but not light crude.
Sorry, I don't speak that language.
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