Okay, I could kill George a little less

[crowdog66]

Had a talk with George, who got up around 5 pm. Turns out the stew was on the counter from 10 AM to 3 pm, not 10 pm to 3 pm. I'm still pretty sure I'm not willing to eat it, but George is going to have a go of it. :-/

Emmie came up to sit with us while we were reading the paper on the couch, and I took the opportunity to take off the Elizabethan collar for about 15 minutes. Such grooming and scratching as you never did see! Poor little girl... I was sorry to have to put the collar back on her again, but we can't trust her not to lick/bite at the staples in her butt.

Time to do step exercise, then do flats on those European graphic novel samples.

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Hi Laurie!

[(Anonymous)]

"Hi, Laurie," Tara Kingsmill squeaked, and paused briefly to wave across the months and miles. She then quickly scurried away to parts unknown.

Re: Hi Laurie!

[crowdog66.livejournal.com]

TARA!!!!

*massive hugs*

How are you? What have you been doing? How did you find me again? :-D (And I'm really glad you did!)

five hours? No sweat.

[7-league-boots.livejournal.com]

In a commercial kitchen, I'd want the stew refrigerated as much as possible (or alternatively kept hot)

In the humble home kitchen, five hours is NOTHING for a beef stew IMHO. Heat it up hot hot and give it a try. I've eaten any amount of my own cooking left out overnight, (stews and spaghetti sauce and suchlike) and haven't succumbed yet. YMMV, but not much, I'll warrant.

Boots

~sings~ "I'm still standin', woh, woh, woh....!!"

[cockatiel-art.livejournal.com]

**Pokes the Stew to see if it moves. When it doesn't, the Insane Bird Herder takes a hearty spoonful, likes it and attacks the bowl**.

As pointed out above ---> I've eaten some rather... questionable things (left out for a few hours..) and haven't come down ill. With the exception of Linda's stuff, but we all know how that goes :-P


What the hell is it with me mentioning Linda today? Frik.... **kicks self**