Re: blue sauce on rice for lunch

marika <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Mar 2025 19:17:03 GMT
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marika <[email protected]> wrote:
> marika <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> U know what burned me up yesterday
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>> My neighbor started complaining about my yankee demeanor 
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>> Ie how i talk mostly
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>> So i asked her which one of your southern friends are here mopping up your
>> feces 
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>> She said well at least they would be talking to me saying things like honey
>> chile and darlin instead of my stern and direct approach
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>> I pointed that not one of them was there at all, much less talking
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>> How many times do you have to beg a person to use a walker
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> A woman who comes to the pool talked about instacart  to me one time
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> She is a criminology professor and her dad had a stroke and could not walk
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> I get how this was a time saver for her 
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> What i do not get is how two people need this much food
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> I look at my neighbor’s fridge and shopping habits and wonder how one
> person needs this much food
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> She so often ends up giving me stuff that has expired
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> I also do not understand why she says “i like to cook”
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> When americans say they like to cook, they mean they like to open a jar of
> commercial alfredo sauce and use it on something besides pasta
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My cousin had 
Presumably 

A stroke when traveling in italy
She was found sitting on a park bench with her documents missing
She believed she was in kyiv in her apartment with her brother

Her sister went over to retrieve her
She moved back to the states

Extensive testing was inconclusive

She moved to assisted living  where she got care for years

As she got older she got typical diseases of aging, and had a diagnosis of
dementia

Over the past year or so she has been in hospice
I assume her cause of death was the dementia