Comments | ziptie: Updates: blood and food

ziptie

Updates: blood and food

Nov 22, 2007 13:37

- Quite enjoyed American Gods. Best Gaiman I've read (well, that's out of three, but still ( Read more... )

lump, gaiman, baking, books, medical

Comments 17

patosa November 22 2007, 21:54:21 UTC

the girl was a 12-year-old runaway.

happy thanksgiving.

ziptie November 22 2007, 22:05:56 UTC

Hee, that took me a minute. :-)

Happy thanksgiving to you too!

abrichar November 22 2007, 22:54:14 UTC

Feeling thankful for my community.

My favorite thing to be thankful for, really. It encompasses nearly all the rest.

Community ziptie November 23 2007, 08:10:21 UTC

It totally does.

Blood Offering rangertarmac November 22 2007, 23:37:17 UTC

I too offered up some blood when my dull vegetable peeler slipped. After that I switched to a paring knife.

My fingers are still orange, but Sweet Potato Crab Bisque was worth it. Is there anything I can make with the peelings? :)

Re: Blood Offering ziptie November 23 2007, 08:10:06 UTC

Veggie broth? Nothing else comes to mind, but I'm dopey at the moment.

Re: Blood Offering rangertarmac November 23 2007, 15:14:57 UTC

Actually, that's a good idea. There's a bean soup I want to make, and using the yam peelings as a base for the broth would add a nice sweetness under the spice I'm likely to add.

frisia69 November 23 2007, 05:59:03 UTC

Glad to hear you like American Gods cause you were losing points with Good Omens(One of my favorite books). I am a kinda slow reader at times and it is a book that I actually read twice! So... did you keep the tumor? I am sure they want to biopsy it, but how cool to keep it. Well... I am a Nurse so I would think it was cool. I guess its kinda gross to others! Hope you have a wonderful holiday!!

xoxo Kelly

ziptie November 23 2007, 08:10:56 UTC

Nope, it went off to be biopsied. I'll send you a picture though.

sanguinity November 23 2007, 16:34:15 UTC

Photo here too, please?

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ziptie November 26 2007, 06:08:37 UTC

Thanks for the thoughts. I don't think there's any risk of it being malignant. It'd been in my arm for years, and not grown much in a long time. Just one of those things I guess/hope.