The Great Plotnik

Wednesday, April 08, 2009

The Four Questions have Two Answers: Red Meat and Salt.



"It's anudda gwate day," as someone used to say. Ten and a half pounds of brisket? For twelve people? OK, it's a lot, but Plotnik guesses there won't be much left over. You're also looking at a whole tub of skimmed gravy that all this meat gave off, after many consultation phone calls with Mummy P.



Yesterday was a gwate day too. Plotnik had his Yearly Physical with Dr. I Dunno Wadda YOU Think? in the morning, and there were no obvious killer illnesses discovered, although the blood tests, and the accidental findings, you know how it is.

Man, Kaiser Hospital is not a lot of fun to walk into.

Afterwards, Plot went to Superior Court for Jury Duty, to find out his panel was called for a seven week murder trial (estimated) and that they were very happy to disqualify anyone whose employer did not pay the employee for missing that much work. So Plot's Jury Experience this year was only two and a half hours, and that's just fine.

Man, the county jail is not a lot of fun to walk into.

The Yearly Physical is over, tests taken. It's always a good idea to see the doctor before a big dinner. So tonight we celebrate the liberation of Plotnik and his people from worrying about red meat and salt. Bring 'em ON!

3 Comments:

At 2:59 PM, Blogger notthatlucas said...

I assume you are serving something along with all that beef and gravy, right? (And it looks fantastic!)

I just checked and my company pays for a staggering 12 weeks of jury time! I go in next week to see what sort of trial I might get stuck with. I'm not automatically against serving on a jury, but I don't feel bitter if they tell me to go away.

 
At 5:46 AM, Blogger Karen said...

But your employer doesn't pay you anyway, does he?

 
At 6:40 AM, Anonymous Cousin Seattle said...

China doesn't do matza... Just rice, noodles, and bread. Eat an extra bit of horseradish for me, will ya?

 

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