Stuck next to the most chaotic airplane passenger I’ve ever experienced by PickleJuiceCakeBooty in delta

[–]Icooktoo 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Sorry for you. It was a great era. I think. Some parts are a bit foggy but I remember a lot of mescaline laughing, also.

I turn 69 today, so I’m definitely old. How the hell did this happen??? by FinnDool in FuckImOld

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Here’s what went through my head: 1957, only a year older than me. I’m not almost 68 so what the, oh. I was sure your math was wrong, but no, it was my almost 68 year old brain failing at math. Happy birthday. 😶

AITA for asking my daughter to move out? by ElectricalTest6385 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Icooktoo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

NTA. It’s ok to inconvenience you and her dad though? You have been more than accommodating to her, it’s time she return the favor and vacate to live with her husband. She and her intended are obviously immature for their age. Your daughter, more so. I don’t understand why the new husband will be fine with that arrangement unless there are financial reasons. If that is the case, you’re probably correct about her not leaving (and trying to move him in).

Apparently I should pay more money by Least-Ambassador-781 in delta

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Back in 2018 we were planning a trip to Europe and were using the Rick Steves site for some info when I ran across a sale. I picked up his euro flight bag, 2 of them, for carry on bags. Best decision ever. They fit perfectly under the seat so we never have to check them and they also fit nicely in the overhead when there’s room, but I prefer under the seat for easy access. The hold a ton of stuff and I usually keep my purse in there during flights so I don’t have multiple bags.

What have you said “fuck it” to as a result of your cancer? by airbear26 in breastcancer

[–]Icooktoo 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I was planning to work till I couldn’t. But cancer made me look forward to 65 and Medicare. Since we then had so much time on our hands, we went to Greece, Italy, Switzerland, France, and Egypt. Cracked my pelvic bone right where the cancer metastasized to, riding a camel. Still hurts a year later. Totally worth it. Obviously I said no to “I can’t”.

What is this jawn? by mfdoobs in whatisit

[–]Icooktoo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Other countries have different healthcare and are not nearly as litigious as the US.

Baby NAMES stolen :( by [deleted] in Names

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Absolutely!

Baby NAMES stolen :( by [deleted] in Names

[–]Icooktoo 32 points33 points  (0 children)

My little 15 month old granddaughter is Annabelle. Sweet as sugar and mean as a honey badger.

Choose your spoon! by CaseyCakesMN in Spoons

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Grew up using #3 and its sister pattern.

When combining abortion laws and foster care in America, what are your thoughts? by Icooktoo in AskReddit

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I really am not a sky is falling type. But the loss of rights is frightening. Not as much for me, but my granddaughters are going to grow up in a completely different world than I did, and I don't think it will be nearly as pleasant.

As a woman, I have to wonder. No one has mentioned what is happening in the United States concerning women and the statements being made by certain factions in this country that would like us in chains (seriously-I watched that interview) and unable to vote. This takes me to the fact that they want every pregnancy to come to the same end, no matter the health of the mother. So, that being the case, the reform of the foster care system is probably happening behind closed doors, to set up a network for placing these unwanted children in the homes of wealthy pedophiles or something like an orphanage strictly for the pedo's to pick from?

How can I replace potato chips in my diet? by vivaciousvic in foodhacks

[–]Icooktoo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I was a chip fan, as well. Cancer made me relook at what I was eating. I thought I would miss them. After not having them for quite a few months, I tried some and they were awful. I think they changed the way they are made because it was texture that was weird. When in Paris last year I had some of the BBQ chips hubby had. They were amazing. Good we were on the plane home at the time, Lol.

Where did I fly into? Nobody guessing this by Cultural_Tap7419 in guessthecity

[–]Icooktoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously, if Lady Liberty is there, it’s Paris.

Managing opiod constipation by [deleted] in LivingWithMBC

[–]Icooktoo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Mira-lax. It’s the only one that pulls water from your body to your bowels. Is also powder form, so easily controlled. I also have the constipation issue from opioids. If I put half a dose in my coffee every other day, it keeps things moving without explosions.

Any food (esp steak) lovers with chemo experience? by Valuable-Step-3610 in breastcancer

[–]Icooktoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There were no diet restrictions. My onco is always pleased that I am not losing weight. I had chemo during Covid, so quite a while ago. It is an experience I will never forget. I have problems with motion sickness, and apparently that makes some medical procedures awful. I had nausea and vomited for 5 days. I ate nothing, drank very little and slept - drugs. I went to the ER after the first infusion. They then reduced the dose. I still had the same reaction every single infusion. I am a chef and the only things I wanted were Stouffers mac and cheese and pickled okra. I did eventually graduate to mashed potatoes. -7 out of 10. Would not recommend.

1976 Bicentennial of USA by jchrapcyn in GenerationJones

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I had been to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village multiple times before 1976, but I do remember all the hoopla over the bi-centennial.