We have a Greek restaurant in town called Stefanos and you’d be hard-pressed to eat the entire gyro by yourself… I ordered a Greek salad along with a gyro and I couldn’t finish half of either…A legit gyro is a thing of beauty and a wonder to consume...........needs a greek hand.
Sounds and looks good Sub.
They always look so good too
Oh I know but thanks for stating that. I've had a stent placed before. Really I was just letting people know the medical issues I'm facing currently.
I advise securing any snacks in a safe spot too
very debonair too
I hear you there Unca Walt, after my last of the 6 Furbabies my wife and I started with, passed away. I decided to never have another pet because it's just to painful to deal with anymore. The last one was a lovely Calico cat we named Miss Patches, she was a good family member, a good friend and companion and she hung in there until she was 22. That was 2 years ago when I was 62 and I thought about getting another cat to replace her but then I thought about how I really couldn't afford all the costs for food, toys, litter, health care etc. and had to recognize I couldn't really afford it anymore. What really got me though was thinking if a new cat managed to live as long as Miss Patches that would have me at 84. Now I know 84 is an age many people achieve but given my health my family's health history and being realistic about it all. I concluded there is a fair chance I won't make it that long. The only thing I can think of as being worse then taking on a pet you can't afford to care for properly would be to take on a pet that might out live you. The reason being that most people don't want to take on older cats and dogs. They want kittens and puppies that they can raise from scratch. So older pets often get put in a rescue place or in the local humane society and they more often then not get passed over until the place they're staying at beomes so overcrowded that they end up being euthanize and I don't want to ever put myself in a position of possibly doing that to a beloved pet.
No they haven't told me yet but I imagine that will come up at some point in the near future. Before this latest problem my heart was said to be working at 90-93% based on the fact that after the heart attack that led to me getting a double bypass and joining the zipper club (reference to the scar left in the middle of your chest when they open your rib cage) years ago, they determine about 7 - 10% of my heart was damaged. I'm not severely limited by my current condition (at least not as badly as when I had my heart attack). So I suspect the decrease if any will be minimal especially if it gets corrected before I have a second heart attack. See it's the heart attacks mostly that reduce the percentage of your heart that is working because a certain amount will die off when you have one and that area remains dead afterwards, it doesn't reheal itself. They not compared my heart to any other type of person but they have told me that my heart is strong despite the problems I've had.
my Dutch is getting loved to death...literally...I spend every evening on the floor talking to Dutch as I stroke his beautiful hair...he knows he is loved as he loved me...
Ghee, as I understand it, will also yield a more potent batch of cannabutter as there is a higher percentage of fat for the THC to bond to.
I would have said something like "well just off the top of my head I would suggest you try sitting on the toilet when you use it"
That too.
If you mean that flavor that makes you feel like you're chewing a mouthful of freshly mowed grass, then yes that is the chlorophyll. What I find is a good way to minimize that flavor (but uses a lot more bud, leaves, etc. Is to make your cannabutter using the results of drysifted resin and/or resin recovered doing an iso wash. You have to be more careful with the dosing though because using that as the secret ingredient will yield much more potent cannabutter. Also it will still have that slight distinctive flavor of cannabis but it's far more palletable.
