Back at You, Good Buddies
Posted: Saturday, August 29, 2009
by Grammy Guru
http://grammyguru.com
I have been taking a break from nearly everything, except my day job. If I did that, my daughters would have to hire someone to take care of their three children. Not that they wouldn't. I just don't want to entrust the care of Sugarplum, Lovebug and Baby Joseph to anyone else.
Beginning on the July 4th weekend, I got illness #1, which caused illness #2, which resulted in me getting a new M.D. to replace the incompetent one I had. The good news is I found an amazing M.D., who actually takes time to address my health concerns and really listens to me. I am now on the road to recovery and ready to begin writing again.
With the extra time I've had, I've been reading reports from online news sources. I'd like to recommend that for an accurate information on the Swine Flu vaccine, go to the americanobserver.uk., type in the words Swine Flu and read what's happened to some of the people in the clinical test groups.
Fall is in the air today, so I've decided to do something positive and productive. For me, that often means cooking and/or baking. Today it's pasta e fagioli and corn bread muffins. Dinner is at 6.
Ya all come.
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More commentsHi Grammy, welcome back! Glad to hear you on the the road to recovery and doing well. Thanks for the recommendations and most importantly, what time is dinner!! Hugs, TeresaPlease log in to respond to this comment.Thanks, Teresa. I appreciate the good wishes and the feedback. Dinner at 6, but you're welcome to come early.Blessings,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.I'm coming right over...might be a little late or get lost along the way. If I don't make it, start without me.Please log in to respond to this comment.There's always leftovers at my house. And, I'll put some of them in the freezer, just in case.Please log in to respond to this comment.
Do you think reading those books had anything to do with your illness> I saw a well documented video on the Bilderberg group and it would sure answer a lot - but was very scary. Thanks for writing this piece! MarijoPlease log in to respond to this comment.Hi, Marijo,I was ill before I began reading any of the first two aforementioned books, but they certainly didn't make me rest easier. A friend recommended the books, so as long as I was taking it easy, lying back reading seemed like an innocuous pursuit. Fat chance! I sure wish I'd seen the video on the Bilderbergs tho'. Maybe it will be repeated sometime.Thanks for reading and commenting.Best wishes,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.The Video was online but I don't have the address. It was a documentary - maybe it would come up with Google? Marijo (Mary Jo - dad got cute with the spelling)Please log in to respond to this comment.Thanks, Marijo. I will try to locate the video. Love your name!Please log in to respond to this comment.
I'm there!I think a lot of folks would be shocked to know about what the Bilderberg group has in mind for us citizens, and who has taken part in their closed door meetings. But ...What's pasta e fagioli?Please log in to respond to this comment.Hi, Ken,You are SO right. There would, I hope, be an outright citizen's revolution in this country if the U.S. taxpayers had a clue about this sinister group, and what they are and have been doing to destroy this country. It is time we educate ourselves and, with our votes and voices, take back our country before it's too late.Re the pasta e fagioli, it is just a substantial vegetable soup with meat and pasta, sometimes referred to as Italian chili. I've tried to make mine as good as the one served at the Olive Garden, but, alas, I don't know the exact spices to use. However, mine isn't too bad.Please log in to respond to this comment.
Great article. Well done.Great to have you back - 50 days or so is a long time.Please log in to respond to this comment.Thanks, Connor. It's GREAT to be back. I'm looking forward to catching up on your articles!Please log in to respond to this comment.
Good read Grammy... but don't get too morbid... OK? :). Pasta sounds good, but I have developed my grandfather's aversion to cornbread (yes a disgrace to his Southern Black heritage!). Have a great day and good health to you! Blessings.Please log in to respond to this comment.Thanks for reading and commenting, Edward. I used to dislike cornbread also; however, the Barefoot Contessa's recipe has changed my mind. Or maybe just slathering it with honey-butter makes it taste great.Best wishes,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.
Dear Grammy Guru,Thank you for sharing this article which i truly enjoyed. Well written and uplifting.Best regards to you and yours,NenitaPlease log in to respond to this comment.Thank you for reading and commenting, Nenita. Take care.Please log in to respond to this comment.
Welcome Back Grammy Guru! Sorry to hear about all the illnesses! Thanks for the website! Think i may have to pass on the books since my husband already thinks i am a hypochondriac! Thanks for sharing!Please log in to respond to this comment.Hi, Laura. Glad to be back. Tell your hubby that many people who got the swine flu vaccine in the 1970's got the G-B Syndrome and have never recovered. I KNOW he doesn't want that to happen to either of you; however, the info on the website indicates that it is already happening again from the NEW swine flu vaccine!Best wishes,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.
Welcome back, Grammy. I am glad you are on the mend. Thanks for the info.Please log in to respond to this comment.Hi, Lorrie,Thanks for reading. Hope the info. is of interest to you. It is fascinating and just plain scary!Best wishes,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.
Dinner sounds lovely, wish I could join you!Please log in to respond to this comment.Hi, Brianna,Half the fun of cooking is sharing it with someone else, I believe. Wish you could've made it too.Best to you,GrammyPlease log in to respond to this comment.
What a heart you have. I use to hear my Mother say: "No one will take care of you like I do." Thanks for sharing. I remember the Great Influenza. Author, John Barry I believe, 1,000000 people are said to have died. This was one of my School projects long ago. Thanks for sharing.Please log in to respond to this comment.Thanks so much for reading and commenting. What a fascinating school project that must have been! The book was a great read. Barry took at least 10 yrs. to research I think.Please log in to respond to this comment.
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