This is where I either joke that I got married when I was ten...or admit that I am on the edge of the Baby Boomers myself. I missed the cut-off by a few years. :lol: Plus I had an anniversary. 23 years! Woohoo! :party:

While you still can! :leaving: <-----leaving and you can't catch me bc you're all old!

I'm not sure where you are but I saw your name on the birthday list. I hope you're celebrating somewhere!

I hope you have a great one! :party:

I hope they show up for you soon. They are so yummy! You got the grape lovers in our family hooked, hahaha.

LOL Plus, they're gluten -free. And paleo... :leaving:

Oh! I miss those days! I'd love some green chile sauce right now.

Yeah...our store just got them. And the grapery website says the season is August - September.

Girl! Cotton Candy Grapes! http://www.grapery.biz/index.php/grapes/cotton-candy

Check your produce aisles, Cotton Candy Grape Lovers! We only have a six week window! Thank you to displace for posting about these last year!

Cute? Baby ducks are cute. I HATE cute. I want to be exotic and mysterious. /Annie Savoy

Is she the Oscar Meyer wiener? :leaving:

And then surprised the mom with a positive pregnancy test but they lost the baby. Wouldn't the pee have been too watered down by the toilet water? :confused: http://www.people.com/article/sam-nia-youtube-pregnancy-miscarriage-viewer-doubt

You and your whimsy and your cookie division... :D

:iagree: It's not like she was Little Bunny Foo-Foo, hopping through the Park Day, scooping up the cute young moms and patting them on the head.

Just making sure that you said you "sort of want to pat them on the head" and that the title said you will NOT tell the cute young women they are making themselves crazy over nothing. Because it seems like some replies read like you DID do these things...hmmm... I was/am always drawn to older women for friendships. And I certainly appreciate the wisdom given by people who have accomplished what I am aiming for.

Oh, Yay! I had posted here before...in July of 2010!!! :lol: Now I don't have to type or look anywhere else: "This is one of our family's favorite desserts. I also have yet to take it anywhere & not be asked to share the recipe. People love it! Ice Cream Cake Crust: 24 oreos, crushed (2 1/4 c.) 6 TBS butter, melted Filling: 1/2 gallon ice cream (rectangular container) Topping: 6 oz. choclate chips (1 cup) 2 c. powdered sugar 12 oz. can evaporated milk 1/2 c. butter 1 tsp. vanilla optional: spanish peanuts Crust: In a large bowl, combined crushed cookies & butter. Mix well. Press lightly into a 13 x 9 pan. Filling: Cut ice cream into slices and place over cookie crust. Spread to cover. Put in freezer. Topping: In a saucepan, combine all ingredients except vanilla (and peanuts). On medium-low heat, bring to a boil. Cook 8 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat, stir in vanilla. Cool for 1 hour (or longer). Pour topping over ice cream. Sprinkle with peanuts if using. Cover. Freeze 3 to 6 hours or until topping is completely set. Note: This topping is delicious and could be using on any ice cream cake you decide to make." I like to cool the topping longer than an hour bc I try to avoid having it melt the ice cream too much. I usually make the topping first and let it cool while I'm doing the rest of the stuff. I stir it every once in a while to hasten the cooling. When the pan no longer feels warm, then I pour it over the ice cream layer.

My "ice cream cake" has no cake. Oreo cookie crumb crust, ice cream layer and fudge sauce on top. I don't have the recipe on my IPad but LMK if you want it and I'll find it when I'm near my computer.

I'm still praying this morning. I'm so sorry. It stuns me how quickly things can go so badly so fast. I hope the hospital can get to the bottom of this. Thank goodness the hot weather broke, if that was contributing to Caden's issues. :grouphug:

Thanks everyone for the advice. I do wonder, for reasons like Tap mentioned, why anyone would take the actual script and try to fill it. That'd leave a paper trail and obviously, I'd coming looking for the script. The part that is so frustrating is that the first man I dealt with was so dismissive and unhelpful. When I asked what should I do, he said "I don't know." I think he expected me to just drive away. I am going to follow through and find out what the standard procedure is in the company for dealing with "too soon" scripts. I know we had another location hold a different Schedule II script for us and everything was fine. Ugh...it is just another straw but it is piling on with many more of its Straw Friends and it feels like a big aggravation right now.

Since when is abortion an "unapproved post for the board"?

:grouphug: I'm praying.

A bit of an update...the pharmacy called the doctor about the situation. And then a bit ago, the pharmacy called and said there is a new script at the doctor. I went to the doctor and got the new script but it was written by another doc. The original prescribing doc isn't always there. I tried telling the receptionist the situation and she said the best thing to do is to talk to the doc next time I saw him. :confused: Neither of the docs were there anyway and they were almost closed for the day so I think she just wanted me out of there... Now I have to take the script to a new pharmacy. I'm not going back to the original one. I've got to find who to call to complain about this, up the chain of command. I don't remember the details of when I dropped it off, time of day, what the woman looked liked beyond what I said, which isn't much. It had to have been last week sometime, bc it wasn't Monday or Tuesday this week.

I asked what the system is...and the pharm manager said if the script is too early to be filled they clip them together. And then I asked what is the procedure when one is lost and he told me they have never lost a script in the 8 1/2 years he has worked at that store.

Last week, I dropped off a paper script for a Schedule II med. The doc had written it earlier in the month and told me to take it in before the end of the month and the pharmacy would tell me when I could pick it up. So I took it to the drive-thru, gave it to the the tech, told her what the doc said. She said they could not fill it until the 29th and i could come back then to pick up the meds. She kept the script. I would swear I saw her typing stuff in the computer while looking at the script. I went back today to the drive-thru and a man looked up the name and medication and told me they had no script, and that they didn't even have those meds on hand. We went back and forth for a bit and he asked me to describe the woman who had taken the script when I dropped it off, which I did. Mid 40s, hair in a bob, tall. He said they had no one like that working there. I was dumbfounded bc I know I dropped it off. I know the woman told me to come back on the 29th. And this man was basically like...we don't have it. Can't help you. Bye. I asked him what was I supposed to do and he said he didn't know. So I told him I was coming inside. When I went inside, he was whispering to an older man. The younger man came up to me and said I could talk to the pharm. manager, who turned out to be the older man. Meanwhile, a woman who was mid-40s like i said walks out from between the shelves! I said to the younger man, "you said you didn't have a woman in her mid 40s working here." He said that isn't how he'd describe her. I asked her if she remembered me dropping off the script. She said she didn't know. Then the manager came over and asked me, "can I help you?" So I told him and he looked through some stacks of scripts and said they didn't have it. Arghhhh! After some back and forth...he said they'd call the doctor and see what they could do. I said, "are you going to tell them YOU lost it?" I'm so frustrated and upset bc I don't think they can write a new script for Schedule II drugs. And I don't want the pharmacy implying to the doctor that I didn't drop it off, like they were implying to me.