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   / Good morning!!!! #70,871  
^^^^^^^^ Ed- I sadly believe. Nothing happens until the radiologist signs off on the techs' work and analysis so it can be released and now "billable." I agree with everyone that Zpac works really well for pneumonia . Take care.

Ron- That light snow over ice made for horrible footing today. I had some slips, but no fall like yours. I am glad to read that you broke no bones I hope that there are no major league muscle/connective tissue "challenges" tomorrow.

That snow impacted fast with today's sunshine and got real heavy = pushing the snow as far as I could on the deck. Good enough to fire up the Big Green Egg for American cheeseburgers soon.

The traction is/was better where I left the snow alone once things started warming up.

I hope that everyone has had a relatively manageable day.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,872  
I agree with everyone that Zpac works really well for pneumonia . Take care.
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One of the things I miss about our trips to South TX. Slip over the border to MX. Got ZPACs for $5.60 and no prescription needed. That was for 250’s. 500’s where $6.70.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,873  
Ron- It astounds, amazes, and enrages me how "Big Pharma" singularly gouges the American taxpayer and consumer for R&D costs and probably advertising and marketing costs as well and gets away with it.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,874  
One of the things I miss about our trips to South TX. Slip over the border to MX. Got ZPACs for $5.60 and no prescription needed. That was for 250’s. 500’s where $6.70.

In 2000 I got one in China for about $2.00, today it was $75 with a discount. Ed
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,875  
Ed, get yourself well and don't get anyone else sick if you can. Prayers. My bout was deep congestion and my lungs were a "little noisy". My relief was Walmart brand Tussin DM. Every 4 hours. It really helps me. And none of those phenyl type additives AFAIK.

Drew, I appreciate all your hard work. I was telling my oldest daughter (while she helped me in the garden today) of your plan to help out the foodbank. She thought that was cool. I said "even cooler if you knew how much the man struggles with muscle and joint aches and pains." I'm going to hoist a cool beer to you tonight. I haven't had one in a while and I'm taking off work tomorrow. It will be one from the Point Brewery in Wisconsin.

My daughter, son, and I worked in the garden. We planted 2 sets of onions (about 100 total), about 60 feet of spinach seed, 10 root sets of strawberries. I also added the yard of horse manure/hay/dirt compost I've been composting since last summer. I need to till it in better and plant tomatoes in it unless someone says don't plant tomatoes in horse manure mixed with hay and dirt.

Tomorrow is Presidents day.

Prayers for all who need them. Rip and wifey, BEF, and Topps come to mind.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,876  
The price of prescription drugs is criminal. A good friend owns two pharmacies and breast feeding clinic. He told me the that Pen VK was around 50 cents for 30 250 mg tablets in 1980, that’s around $3 now, give or take, wholesale. Today it is around $16 as it is a generic. The name brands are continually hybridized in order to maintain the patent and drive up the price, often the change doesn’t affect the mechanism of the drug at all. Most doctors don’t prescribe basic penicillin anymore, not fancy enough, but quite effective for upper respiratory.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,877  
Ed, get yourself well and don't get anyone else sick if you can. Prayers. My bout was deep congestion and my lungs were a "little noisy". My relief was Walmart brand Tussin DM. Every 4 hours. It really helps me. And none of those phenyl type additives AFAIK.

Drew, I appreciate all your hard work. I was telling my oldest daughter (while she helped me in the garden today) of your plan to help out the foodbank. She thought that was cool. I said "even cooler if you knew how much the man struggles with muscle and joint aches and pains." I'm going to hoist a cool beer to you tonight. I haven't had one in a while and I'm taking off work tomorrow. It will be one from the Point Brewery in Wisconsin.

My daughter, son, and I worked in the garden. We planted 2 sets of onions (about 100 total), about 60 feet of spinach seed, 10 root sets of strawberries. I also added the yard of horse manure/hay/dirt compost I've been composting since last summer. I need to till it in better and plant tomatoes in it unless someone says don't plant tomatoes in horse manure mixed with hay and dirt.

Tomorrow is Presidents day.

Prayers for all who need them. Rip and wifey, BEF, and Topps come to mind.

Well said Kyle. I’m enjoying a Jack Daniels and a good cigar, on my back porch, tonight in Drew’s honor. I’m hoping his local food bank really appreciates what he’s doing for them.

As long as your hay and manure is well composted, all should be good. If not, hay is sometime loaded with weed seeds.

Prayers for all the need them.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,878  
Good evening all. 45F this morning, overcast sky with fog, sky obscured, calm wind. High temp is the current reading of 60F, some rain, wind light all day. Choir sang at chapel this morning, took wife to quilt retreat to ogle the quilts got back and napped :).
Ed get better!

Prayers for all.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,879  
Kyle my personal experience with horse manure in the garden weeds. I later learned that horse manure doesn't break down as well as cow and what ever is in the diet will grow in the garden. But getting past the weeds and extra work the tomatoes we're great.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #70,880  
50 tonight. Big warm up coming.

Put hay out today and took care of chickens. Got a good look at what the creep feeder needs to get it back operational again. The height regulation bar was torn off by last set of calves. These really should have been on creep feed a month ago. Would take pressure off Mom. But I’ve got the hay. I was able to graze till mid January. I fed all of this falls cutting just so I could get to the tarped 2 year old hay. Just digging into it good. Don’t know if I can feed it all by winters end. Really wish now I had bought those January calves to background like I threatened to do. Just didn’t have the cash and wasn’t up for gambling with borrowed money. I’ve done that before lots of extra stress.

Took youngest son to doctor tonight. He started a fever. They did X-ray and a series of test. Bronchitis is their best guess but one test has to go through lab tomorrow so will get final answer then. Lungs showed signs of a virus. Put him on prednisone for 3 days.

Ls get better and go easy on that knee.

Everyone else stay well or get well.

Drew. Here you plant potatoes on Good Friday. I’ve seen people so tied to that they’ll plant in the rain or snow. Say they never have potatoes rot. I’ve planted later with good luck I’ve never tried earlier.
 

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