Now that sounds good. With lots of lemon and butter and a baked potato.
Posted By: Margaritas too. on 2006-01-17
In Reply to: all the crab i could eat... - yummm!!
Can't just have crab.
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BBQ ribs, mashed potatoes, macaroni salad, baked beans, lemon pie. nm
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BBQ burgers and hot dogs, corn on the cob, Bush's baked beans, and potato salad.
Except I made the potato salad yesterday.
Hungrily, with lots of butter.
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Recipe for lemon garlic chicken, please??? Sounds yummy.. nm
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Lemon pound cake wtih lemon drizzle. mmmmmmmmm
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the lemon is good, also pennyroyal oil...
and my sister used to use a bowl of water with some lemon joy dish soap. the fleas like the lemon, I guess, and would jump in and drown.
they also do not like pennyroyal oil...
I always used good old fashioned lemon juice -
in the bathwater for my beagle. She never ever had fleas EVER!!! I used an herbal shampoo of rosemary and pine and in her bathwater I would put about 1/2 cup to 1 cup of lemon juice in the water and rinse her off in it.
Barbecued chicken, baked potatoes, baked beans. nm
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Sounds like a strawberry or raspberry cheesecake brownie. Google the phrases + recipes and lots of
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there are lots of good MTs like you.sm
but they are NOT the ones that are always applying to companies...they are not the ones that leave a client in the lurch or fit the description.
I have had a lot of really good ladies working for me for a LONG LONG time now and would do anything to keep them because a good Transcriptionist is so hard to find.
But there are those that give MTs a bad reputation just like in all professions.
Good MTs do not sit on these boards blasting people asking legit questions. Good MTs are the ones always answering the word boards, equipment boards, etc with kind and thoughtful answers. There are many of those...just wish I could find one or two more
Lots of good info Ace...Thanks. NM
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It is a very good thing for lots of the MTS
to not have lived, say in the 50s on through the early 90s because they would have been out of luck with jobs and the ability to stay home. Those 2 just did not go together. I remember the last job where I worked in house fulltime (92) they told you not to have family/friends on the hospital property to visit- not allowed on the work place at all. I love working from home but I think the choice of this job should not be #1 you want to stay at home because then like I have said before the profession comes off as nonprofessional. I do not care how MTs look but others apparently do as they post these concerns all the time- iether neighbors and/or family thinking they do not really have a job, even a post on a board stating her husband telling her all she did was sit on her a___ all day long, not being taken seriously. I think a lot of MTers hurt their own self when they post their reason for doing this was just to work from home. Just what I read on these boards.
Good for you. Sounds very interesting and a good chance of pace - sm
but I live in the northeast and not much need for that where I live. I also live in a small town so that limits my options. I have spent the last couple of years as a substitute teacher to supplement my MT job and just completed 4-1/2 months as a long term sub which I enjoyed and was a change of pace from MT. The only problem is as a sub or ed tech you only get paid during the school year so I would have to keep my MT job for summers and school vacations. With the way things are going in the MT world I hate to rely solely on that. I don't want to find myself without any job whatsoever.
Thanks for all the responses.
It's a good way to get lots of hits on your post!
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And we have the largest economy on earth, and lots of good comes
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Yoga is excellent. Lots of good tapes.
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Try butter or margarine. sm
Believe it or not, it works for tar, just might work for food coloring. You never know. Dang kids, do the craziest things. You could always wait until picture retakes.
Lots of recent posts if you do a Company Board search. Good luck! nm
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I need to lose 160 sticks of butter
so I joined dance class. Willing to share my butter for christmas baking.
you are lucky...they were my bread-and-butter at my past job...
very difficult at first, and I did NOT want to do them; then found out they were pretty much 'standardized' once you got used to the dictators, they say the same thing. Make templates, normals, whatever.
They are interesting, and I could make tons of lines in no time.
Then, I must have gotten 'bumped' when new managers came in and brought in other MTs, because they took them away from me. Never saw them again after that.
Ended up leaving that sorry job, anyway. Very bad experience...
BUT, those ERs paid my bills for 1 full year until then...
Best of luck.
Lemon asparagus chicken
4 boneless chicken breasts
1 can cream of asparagus soup
1 Tbs lemon juice
1/4 cup milk
1/4 tsp fresh ground black pepper or ground black pepper
Brown chicken breasts in 1 Tbs oil and set into a casserole dish. Pour off any grease. Combine all the rest of the ingredients and add to frying pan to deglaze. Bring to a boil and pour over chicken. Bake chicken at 350 for 45 min or until done. Serve with wild rice or something similar. Peas are a good side with this too.
lemon crock pot chicken
21/2 # chicken, cut up, 1/4 cup flour, 2 T cooking oil, 1 6 oz frozen lemonade,
thawed. 3 T brown sugar, 3 T catsup, 1 T vinegard, 2 T cold water, 2 T cornstarch. Combine flour with 1-1/4 tsp. salt. Coat chicken and brown thoroughly in hot oil. Place in crock pot. Stir together lemonade, brown sugar, catsup and vinegar. Pour over chicken. Cover and cook on high heat 3 to 4 hours. Remove chicken. Pour liquid into saucepan. Return chicken to crock pot and cover to keep warm. Skim fat from liquid. Blend cold water into cornstarch and stir into hot liquid. Cook, stirring until thickened and bubbly. Serve chicken with gravy over hot cooked rice, noodles, or whatever you like.
Hot French bread with real butter, rasberries
with real cream, Belgian sweet dark chocolate and Fritos. It would have to be my last supper, because it would probably kill me!  Yummmmmmm.
Try a slice of fresh lemon in water.
It changes the taste completely.
Geez, keep sucking on that lemon, sourpuss!
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they tried, but he kept eating peanut butter crackers after he swallowed them, so it was too hard to
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That's potato, without the E.
Unless you are Dan Quail! LOL Couldn't resist...
sounds good then?
so this would be good for me as a beginner? Oh, please say this is perfect for me.
Sounds good. Thanks!
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Sounds good to me. Take it and run.
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That sounds good!
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sounds good thanks
Nothing sounds good.
My culinary creativity is wiped out lately. Last night, it was fish sticks because the kids didn't like DH's BBQ ribs. Maybe sub sandwiches... I'd have to go to the store to get some deli meat, cheese, poor boy rolls and chips, but that sounds kinda good.
Sounds good to me, I have not been anywhere - sm
alone with my husband in about 18 months, unless you count quickies when the kids are asleep. I'd kill just for a night out, dinner, whatever without the kids, tried to talk him into this week since its my birthday (the big 40)....but he wants to take the kids with us....I love them to pieces but a few hours to ourselves would be nice. At this rate it will not happen for another 12.5 years. Fun.
MMM sounds good!
Everything sounds so good right now. Maybe the garlic will help keep colds at bay!
mmm sounds good..... sm
What time shall I be there? LOL
Sounds good. Let's all do it!
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Sounds good to me to.
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OK, that sounds good. sm
I was under the impression that the main board was meant as a place to discuss a little bit of everything, and that's why I was so confused about why the posts regarding gas usage were removed. I don't understand how that was considered a "political" discussion, because there really wasn't much of anything about politics even mentioned. Thanks for your time.
Sounds good to me
I would say most people make around 9 to 10 cpl with acute care and ESL's. That is a lot of lph. If I type for an hour straight without breaks I average 230 lph
That sounds good too, LOL. nm
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Sounds good, but they ...
still involve beef, pork, fish, chicken...thanks anyway.
I guess there is no way around those meat choices, so may be asking the impossible.
I have never made sheperd's pie so maybe that's an option.
thank you.:)
Sounds Good Too
I'll keep this recipe for the next time.
This sounds really good nm
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Thanks - sounds good - I'm going to try it.
Well that sounds good.
That sounds good. The unmatched SS tax the last time I was an IC, I am still trying to pay. Good for you.
that sounds like a good
idea if you and sonn get that working and start to make them, I would like to know if price is not expensive.
Sounds good to me, especially for a
doctor's office, doing one speciality. You will probably have holidays off. You'll love that.
Wow. sounds good!
let us know how it works out. I just got an ergonomic keyboard. maybe I purchase the wrong thing here :)
That sounds all good, but none of us are
Sorry to say, but mistakes will be made. We are only human. Sorry to hear you have no life other than MT. I have to say though that there are some great MTs out there that also attend sporting events and can produce quality reports, one being myself. I commend you for being so dedicated, but after all, this is just a job like any other no matter where you do it whether it be in an office or a "home" office.  JMHO.
That sounds all well and good
needs 6 weeks off for surgery or wants 2 weeks of vacation time. Who will do the work? Do you then train p.r.n. employees or IC's. I am also all for employee status, but you must admit as a human we do get sick and do need vacations. If the office has no qualms with a 6-week back-up or a 2-week back-up, then so be it. The nationals offer the fact that the work gets done no matter if Susie Q is on vacation or Betty Jo has to go out for gallbladder surgery. Can we as employees at home compete with that? Doubt it. That is the first thing my supervisor told me where I worked for 17 years and decided to resign because I knew they were planning to outsource and wasn't going to "help them" is that we won't have to worry about vacations or sick time or short-term disability claims due to someone needing surgery. The work will get done and in a timely manner. JMO.
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