[Sca-cooks] Unemployment, Dogs, Glucosamine, was: Bohemian peas
Susan Fox-Davis
selene at earthlink.net
Tue Mar 9 10:12:04 PST 2004
kingstaste at mindspring.com wrote:
>Get your doggie on some sort of glucosamine supplement (we use a Beef Jerky
>with Glucosamine, MSM, and Sea Cucumber that I buy at the health food
>store). It works like magic to keep old dogs (and people - although I don't
>filch the dog's treats) moving, even running, jumping, etc.
>
Already on it. Vet prescribes GF-600, a glucosamine/condroitin
preparation based on green-lipped mussels. Gee whiz, those are
available in my fishmarket for US$2.49 this week... but she would
probably just play with the shells, where the actual compounds are
located. <G> I'm ordering some Cosimin-D for myself, which is more or
less the same stuff but not liver-flavored. <GG>
>
>Sorry about the unemployment situation. Now that I've finally settled with
>the insurance company over my back injury, I am officially unemployed (I've
>been out of work for over 2 years, but I was on insurance disability until
>just recently). Trying to figure out what to do for a living now. Too bad
>there aren't any jobs out there for freelance medieval food teachers :)
>Christianna
>
Good, come help me this weekend. I got talked into doing a class on
"Heraldry and Food" for Collegium Caidis in which I will probably hand
out a picture sheet of food-oriented charges -- farming & cooking
utensils, food animals and plants -- and then lapse into cake decorating
with as-period-as-possible food colors. Black sesame seeds, flower
petals, etc. We need to start baking tonight or tomorrow! OK, well
it's probably a killer commute for you but oh well, at least it's nice
to be asked. <GGG>
Selene
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