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Sorry to hear this. Don't worry about your reaction, animals love us unconditionally, unlike our interactions with our families.

That's great news, Starlite, what a relief to have that burden off your shoulders. What kind of country living do you have in mind?

I don't mind spending time in the kitchen as long as it's spent on making things I like: date squares, anyone?

Interesting discussion. I had a pressure cooker many many years ago, the kind with a jiggler control. I used it for cabbage rolls but not much else as I found the taste was not the same as "properly" cooking on top of the stove. A great time saver for people who work,etc. though. Over all,...

I'm a little late here, but you have my deepest sympathy for your loss. I lost mine many years ago but still find myself remembering things he said and did, as you will.

What on earth is an "instant pot"? Sounds like something I'll just have to have!

So very sorry to hear of your loss, Drac. You and your family were very blessed that she lived a very long life. My own mother passed at only 67 from Alzheimers, that was 30 years or more ago and I still miss her every day.

You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of your mother. She lived to a great age and was obviously loved by all. A good life!

I've installed my update to Windows 10 Pro (very easy, btw) and installed my XP in HyperV. Now I'm having fun trying to remember how to use DOS! Specifically for The Pandora Directive.

Should bring back a few good? memories. This is from "Omikron the Nomad Soul" btw.

Beautiful shot, Drac. Certainly shows how every inch of the land is used - kind of reminds me of a patchwork quilt.

That's been quite an "episode", Drac! Where did they put the filter? I've not heard of this before. Modern medicine is wonderful, imagine if this had happened even 50 years ago. Hopefully it's all behind you both now! Give him Mystery Manor's best.

This is sounding quite serious now. Keep us posted as I'm sure we're all thinking of you and Dave. My other half had a heart bypass 12 years ago and is starting to show signs of more narrowing of the aortic valve. He was trying to knock down a snow overhang a couple of days ago and had quite a funny...

That was scary for you both, good to hear he's a bit better now. All these symptoms are worrying when you start getting on in years, we tend to think the worst and it's a relief to know it's not too bad. Hope he's home soon and that the beer was well-received!

Thanks, Phlebas, that cheered me up no end. Beautiful voice - is she professional?