June 201 ask onyx (John)

In this area, you can wait for an hour or more after your appointment time to see a doctor, but a much shorter time if your appointment is with a Physician's Assistant or a Nurse Practitioner. And that's despite our formerly very high insurance premiums and fairly high co-pays. The co-pays didn't change with implementation of the Affordable Care Act, but my Medicare Supplemental premium went from $195 per month for coverage through my former employer to $0 for essentially the same coverage except that we swapped prescription coverage that was heavily subsidized by that employer for Medicare Part D and a cash rebate.

Marianna
 
Beth said:
Thank you Pearl for speaking up for us women. :).

John what was your favorite hobbie/activity as a child and as an adult?
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I can remember as a child going through various hobbies at different times. Anoraky stuff like stamp collecting, building Airfix models, collecting autographs etc. My love of motor racing began as soon as I learned to drive and bought my first car, and still remains. I love taking photographs also and it's great to be able to combine the two.
 
okay, John . . . very basic . .. what is your favorite color ( colour, teehee ) favorite number, favorite actor, and actress?
 
Elmc said:
okay, John . . . very basic . .. what is your favorite color ( colour, teehee ) favorite number, favorite actor, and actress?
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Favourite colour is blue, I like the the number 50, especially on a banknote, Mel Gibson and Andie MacDowell :16:
 
Beth said:
What is your favorite meal?
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If I was out for a meal I would usually go for a chicken curry, a korma would be my favorite. My dislikes in food are those we were fed ad nauseam as children growing up. Irish stew every Saturday, bacon and cabbage three times a week and porridge every morning that was prepared the night before.:( I was an adult before I realised it wasn't supposed to be in a solid lump (sorry mother)
 
No free born Irishman should admit to not liking bacon and cabbage! My husband loves it and the lumps in porridge are the best bits. I agree with the Irish Stew!
 
Pearl said:
No free born Irishman should admit to not liking bacon and cabbage! My husband loves it and the lumps in porridge are the best bits. I agree with the Irish Stew!
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My dad always loved bacon and cabbage too. He used to look for it if he was having a meal out and then take the waitress to task when he was told it wasn't on the menu.:(
 
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I remember my gramma Arthur making cabbage and sausage for my grampa. He loved it! Maybe that is the Irish in him. :)
 
John, where in Ireland ( excuse me, Republic of Ireland ) have you not visited and have always wanted to? Is it a shore or a castle?
 
Elmc said:
John, where in Ireland ( excuse me, Republic of Ireland ) have you not visited and have always wanted to? Is it a shore or a castle?
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I've haven't been to Northern Ireland all that much for obvious reasons but it's a lot safer nowadays. I'd like to visit the giants causeway and the city of Belfast. Other than that I would have been most places in Ireland, we once spent three weeks hitchiking all around the country and sleeping in a tent but that's not going to happen again;D
 
So John! What sort of things do you do online?
Do you use Google much?

What was the last thing you Googled? :12::12::12:
 
I like to keep in touch with the other forum members interests. Knowing about your interest in feminism I have only just googled it . It all looks very interesting, keep up the good work Pearl:respect::respect::respect:
 
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You're looking at the wrong stuff John, you want anti feminism!
I won't be burning my bra any time soon, have seen the price of them? ( That's my Scottish blood talking :16:)
 
Pearl said:
You're looking at the wrong stuff John, you want anti feminism!
I won't be burning my bra any time soon, have seen the price of them? ( That's my Scottish blood talking :16:)
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Some interesting stuff there too.
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