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AndreaB Contributor
I guess i need to get serious on changing my eating habits. But dang it is so hard lol

I echo this sentiment exactly!

I bumped my toe when getting OUT of the tub, lol. :rolleyes: Yeah, I bumped it. It didn't hurt really bad, but I did feel it, and it's ached since then. <_<

I would think that would cause some pain. Those steristrips certainly have a way of making things look worse for a time don't they! :P

I have been so tired lately......didn't even get up til about an hour ago.

Off to school. I'll check in later. :)


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aprilh Apprentice
Yeah....lets just all pack up and go. How fun it would be! :lol:

That would totally be fun!!

Also, I wanted to ask.....does thyroid regulate temperature too? Seems like I'm very easily overheated or cold. I'm also going through a very tired phase right now. That may be part of getting sick again. I really need to lay off the ice cream and cut my sugar intake again so my immune system has half a chance of combating these viruses. That will take a lot of self-convicing! :P

I need to get my thyroid checked too. I am always cold. My hubby is always hot - so we are complete opposites. Needless to say....we fight over the thermostat.

I'm pretty sure it will be very hard to NOT rachel it.....and btw...I only type with one finger. :P

I flunked my typing class. :ph34r:

:lol: :lol: :o :o

One finger???? Just think how much you could post if you typed with both hands!!!

Julie, the "tonage of parasites" gave me a laugh, too!

You all might enjoy this tidbit. When I went for the pre-consult with the nurse practitioner for the colonoscopy coming up, she asked about the changes in bowel habits I reported. I told her a bit about starting SCD and two days later passing a bunch of roundworms. She just about fell off her chair, and said, "Where did you get those?" I (thinking it was a dumb question) said that I had read 90% of Americans had them. She said, "I don't THINK so!!" Then she decided it was because I live overseas. I didn't say anything else (clearly no point), but was thinking...

This kind of attitude from the healthcare workers just pees me off! I get very frustrated....its rediculous and ignorant!!! I am still amazed how the diet change alone caused that to happen.

Heck...we cant even talk about taking digestive enzymes without some people freaking out! :blink:

:lol: :lol:

Green12 Enthusiast
I've heard of it but I've never seen it. I'm pretty sure I wont ever see it now that Lisa "the Rachelville film critic" has given it 2 thumbs down. :P

So what is worth seeing?? I wanna see Juno, 27 Dresses....and one other one (cant remember the name right now).

Lisa the film critic!! Lisa has man talents ;)

I saw 27 Dresses, I thought it was cute. I just watched Dan In Real Life and Things We Lost in the Fire over the weekend and liked them both. DIRL is a comedy and TWLITF is a serious drama.

Julie, the "tonage of parasites" gave me a laugh, too!

You all might enjoy this tidbit. When I went for the pre-consult with the nurse practitioner for the colonoscopy coming up, she asked about the changes in bowel habits I reported. I told her a bit about starting SCD and two days later passing a bunch of roundworms. She just about fell off her chair, and said, "Where did you get those?" I (thinking it was a dumb question) said that I had read 90% of Americans had them. She said, "I don't THINK so!!" Then she decided it was because I live overseas. I didn't say anything else (clearly no point), but was thinking...

Yep, the beasties when they cross the border or live in the USA all know the rules, and read them to all their progeny--"not allowed to infect any Americans--they are too clean!"

Actually it struck me as arrogance--that other countries have them because they are dirty, but not the USA.

This is amusing Sherry!

Yeah, we here in the U.S. have a strict no worm poilicy, no crossing of the borders, no entering the water supply or environment..... :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Everyone,

Today's adventure...shower. :lol: My doctor gave me the okay to shower today, lol. So I did. I unwrapped my foot and then decided I didn't feel particularly sure-footed, so sat on my bench and still used the hand-held nozzle, but it was HEAVEN to not have to prop my foot up on the side of the tub...I actually got it wet and that was wonderful. I wrapped it back up when done, but now my foot is achey. I may have to take a Tylenol in a little while. I'm pretty sure I don't have the bandage too tight and I think I've got it wrapped up the way he showed me, so it may be because I bumped my toe when getting OUT of the tub, lol. :rolleyes: Yeah, I bumped it. It didn't hurt really bad, but I did feel it, and it's ached since then. <_<

I've been itching to paint again. I haven't painted in about 3 years because the chemicals really bothered me, but I think I may drag out some watercolors or acrylic and just play around. For those that don't know, I used to paint...as in oil paint, like landscapes, etc. I was never very good, but it was fun and it was very therapuetic.

Boy Donna, yesterday you got out to get the mail and today you get to shower, it's the little things that bring so much joy!! :lol::lol:

Sorry you bumped your toe getting out of the shower though, OUCH!

About the painting, what about taking up water colors?? Those aren't as txic are they?

I have been so tired lately......didn't even get up til about an hour ago.

Off to school. I'll check in later. :)

Andrea, I am so far behind. I missed what you announced about T and her testing :( And another school year is starting up again, geesh. It seems like summer just started, where does the time go?!?

Rachel, more about the GBS, I have to agree with Paula when she was talking about the importance of finding the reason one is overweight in the first place. If there is overeating due to unresolved emotionsal issues, or stress eating patterns, those aren't going to change or go away after having surgery.

In fact they might get worse, I think it was April who mentioned a recent show Oprah did where the panel of guests transferred their addiction to food on to other things post surgery, like alcohol or gambling. I think the point was getting to the root of the problem, addressing emotional issues and behavior modification, making life style changes rather than a quick fix such as the surgery.

aprilh Apprentice

If anyone likes crude humor - The Heartbreak Kid was very funny!! :lol: :lol:

I saw 27 Dresses and liked it. :P I thought Gabriel was HORRIBLE! :angry:

I thought Drillbit Taylor would be funny - but it really wasn't. <_<

We watched National Treasure last night and it was "just okay". Nothing special. <_<

Juno was good. :) I loved DUMA. :) You can watch this with the kids.

Into The Wild was good but sad. :(

Music and Lyrics was pretty good. :)

We do Netflix - as you can see!! :lol:

confused Community Regular

Thanks everyone, I will go get an b-complex vitamin tommorow. They are closed on mondays.

Juno-I didnt like this movie at all. I did love 27 dresses tho. I bought college road trip 3 weeks ago and havent had the time or energy to watch it, thank goodness i bought and not rented it lol.

Andrea,

Good luck on the schooling. I homeschooled K one year and it didnt govery well. Needless to say they are in private school now and doing so much better lol. I could not homeschool all 5 kids, even tho i have an teaching certificate lol.

Donna,.

Glad your foot is doing better. You need to keep resting lol When do u go back to work?

Rachel,.

I dont think being 50 pounds is really overweight. I would be surprised if she found an dr that would do it for 50 pounds. I really think she can do this on her own. If she has no health problems now, then why chance them. Im not one that thinks people are really overwight til they weigh in their 300's, which both of my grandparents were. That is why i stress about my weight so much.

paula

I know there is more i wanted to say, but i have terrible brain fog today. The kids had molded bread on the table yesterday and it was everywhere

AndreaB Contributor

Julie,

We started a week earlier than I had planned because she is soooo ready to catch up to her grade/age level. I think I emailed you about her test too, but if I didn't I will. :)

Paula,

More mold! Kids are being typical kids BUT they need to learn how much that stuff bothers you.

I don't have a teacher's cert. I do have my associates though.....we are required to have 45 college credits to teach. I'll be learning alot of stuff as we go through the grades I'm sure. Some I've forgotten, some I never learned (like diagramming) and some weren't my strong subjects.

dlp252 Apprentice
I would think that would cause some pain. Those steristrips certainly have a way of making things look worse for a time don't they! :P

Definitely do, lol.

Glad your foot is doing better. You need to keep resting lol When do u go back to work?

I am off at least until August 14...that's my next followup appointment. I may stay out one more week after that even if the doctor says I can walk. It'll be hard to go from feet elevated all the time to full work schedule in just one weekend, lol.


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Dear Everyone,

I got a nice surprise yesterday. Mom got me a bunny! :) He is so cute! There he is in my avatar. I know she knew how much I miss Digger, but I have a feeling she may have had an ulterior motive. She recalls how difficult it was for my brother to get an apartment even though he has a rabbit, too.

Peekaboo is in my room. He likes poking his nose through the holes in the top of his cage. :lol: I am nervous about cleaning his cage in there, since his food has oats and wheat in it. The dust could make me ill if I inhale it. Does anyone know where I can get a surgical mask or something to protect me from that? Sometimes I feel like walking around with a hazmat suit on. :(

I have not gotten to catch up on my reading here yet. Hopefully, I will do that tonight. I have to play with my rabbit in my room, because the dog looks at him like a sandwich. Dart is terribly jealous, and went crazy yesterday. When Peekaboo saw himself in the mirror, he froze. I think he figured if he stayed still, that "other" rabbit would go away! :lol:

Sincerely,

Jin

AndreaB Contributor

Cute bunny Jin! :D

Can they eat gluten free? I know nothing about bunnies and food.

confused Community Regular
Julie,

We started a week earlier than I had planned because she is soooo ready to catch up to her grade/age level. I think I emailed you about her test too, but if I didn't I will. :)

Paula,

More mold! Kids are being typical kids BUT they need to learn how much that stuff bothers you.

I don't have a teacher's cert. I do have my associates though.....we are required to have 45 college credits to teach. I'll be learning alot of stuff as we go through the grades I'm sure. Some I've forgotten, some I never learned (like diagramming) and some weren't my strong subjects.

Good luck on getting her caught up.

Yes more mold. The sad thing is i told the oldest to clean it up and he threw away good hamburger buns anf left the molded bread. So im trying to wash the dog, which messes with my allergies and deal with mold. Finally i had to go show him exactly were the bread was, of ocurse it was in plain site lol. Then he was oh that bread. It is only bread with mold on every inch of it, but he couldnt see it. Teenagers!!!!!

Jin,

congrats on the rabbit. The girls are getting teddy bear hamsters this week.

Julie,

Are you close to those nasty fires. I dont think you are, but wanted to check.

Everyone,

Is rhubbard good or bad for us. I have been eating it for the last 3 days and just now trying to figure out if it is good or bad for me lol/

paula

tabasco32 Apprentice
I want to see all of those. I have the Notebook but haven't watched it yet. I thought I MIGHT get around to it while I'm home recouperating, lol, but no...I'm too lazy to pop the movie in. :lol:

Donna Notebook is a really good movie. But don't forget the tissue. You have to see it.

Mercury Rising was okay I guess. It's just that, that kid screams through the whole movie and no wonder with the sandwiches they feed him. I'm sure he's gluten sensitive. But I'm sure the writers knew nothing of it back then.

Rachel Juno is a pretty good movie. I would give it a B+ :D

P.S. I love you was a good movie too.

I can't believe you do only type with one finger. :o Must be a pretty strong little sucker. I mean with all the post you type and all. Must be able to lift 100 pds.

So anyways I am job searching. Wish me luck. I need a job and fast.

Has anyone seen the new batman movie or wall-e?

tabasco32 Apprentice
I've been itching to paint again. I haven't painted in about 3 years because the chemicals really bothered me, but I think I may drag out some watercolors or acrylic and just play around. For those that don't know, I used to paint...as in oil paint, like landscapes, etc. I was never very good, but it was fun and it was very therapeutic.

Donna I have been feeling the same way. I want to paint so bad. Basic brand acrylic colors I feel are the best. They don't give out bad chemical smells like the cheaper brands. I like lyquitex but it's very expensive. 10 to 15 dollars for a tube of paint is a lot.

My friend Cristina taught me somewhat on painting. She has a master's in fine art and she knows her stuff. I miss painting too. :(

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Mothers always know.

Yup..thats what I'm told.

I say..."How did you know??" :huh:.....and the answer is always the same..."Because I'm a MOM." :rolleyes:

I dont have those psychic abilities yet.

Rachel,

Does your friend drink caffeine, If she does she would could lose weight just by giving up pop.

Yeah...I've been telling her this! Well, I think I kind of went into "lecture" mode about the diet sodas in particular. You know....aspartame and all that. I just couldn't hold back! :D

It was mostly because she was having headaches for awhile...so I figured it could be from the diet sodas and/or caffeine.

She knows this stuff isnt good and she's gonna try to stick to water. :)

The biggest loser online just gives u all the tips like u get on the show. I am signed up for all the fress stuff. I belong to that and denise austins plans. You can get lots of good info just by getting the free newsletters.

Thanks, I told her about this. Do you have to pay to be in the biggest loser club? Are you in the club or you just get free newsletters?

I dont know how this stuff works. :unsure:

I have no idea why they think gbs would be good for thyroid. I really need to call and talk to her and ask her what she is thinking. Thank goodness she is only 2 month pg and i have timet to change her mind lol.

The thing is (and I told my friend this)....if you're really tired of the weight and just wanna do something to get fast results...the surgery looks really good. If you look into it you can find alot of happy people who are alot thinner. If you look into the consequences...its a high price to pay IMO.

People who are in that situation are gonna get excited by seeing positive results (lots of weight loss) but they might steer away from looking into the negatives that come with it. I think its just human nature. I do the same thing when I'm looking at new treatments....I get excited by the success stories and kind of ignore the rest. In comparison...gastric bypass has serious risks....so I think those things definately shouldnt be ignored. They need to be seriously considered before making a decision.

If your friend still wants to have it done after she has the baby you can send her these videos....just so that you know that she's aware of some of the complications or consequences of having the gastric bypass. I think the best we can do is to just make sure they see all sides of it....and that they really understand what they might be giving up for the weight loss. They have to make their own decision but if they have everything in front of them at least they can make a more *informed* decision.

I sent these same videos to my friend.

I kind of feel like I'm raining on the parade.....but I care for her. I cant see myself just blowing it off like its some "minor" procedure.

After watching all of the happy videos (of people in the process of losing their weight)...and then coming across these...I felt like it was more of a reality check. These videos would have changed my mind if I were considering GBS for myself.

My son is totally addicted to my light. It's funny. He doesn't see any results from it. He doesn't feel any results from it. But he's drawn to using it every day for about an hour. It's like he's thirsty for it.

:lol::lol: Thats funny. He's drawn to the light.

I can see myself doing the same thing. Even if I feel nothing I might just be drawn to it that way...especially if its giving off a little bit of HEAT. It might become my new best friend. :lol:

Something more for you to Google .... I think you're running out of things.

Naaaaw...I dont think it'll ever happen. I'll just make stuff up it ever came to that. ;)

You think I might be addicted?? :huh::lol:

NoGluGirl Contributor

Dear Andrea,

I am not sure if there is gluten-free rabbit food. Guinea pigs and rabbits will die without their food, because they must have Vitamin C. I know Mom has an allergy mask. Would that work? Or, could I buy a new allergy mask? We used to wear it when we mowed the lawn.

Dear Paula,

Rhubarb should be safe. It is relatively low in carbohydrate, and is related to buckwheat. I have never tried one, and it is on my list of new foods to try. There are so many good foods to choose from! Other foods I would like to try are: persimmon, pomegranite, pluot, leek, rutabaga, spaghetti squash, acorn squash, butternut squash, tomatillo, eggplant, and plantain.

It is not just teenagers with the mold! My parents do not smell it when I can. Their hand towel in the bathroom will be moldy, and for some reason, they do not smell it! I suppose due to our being so sensitive to mold, that explains why the odor is so much stronger and its presence is bothersome for us. There are times where something moldy is around, and I am like "How can you not smell that?"

My bunny is so sweet! He is trying to adjust. It is scary for him right now. I have the fan on so he stays cool, because my room is always so hot during the day. Rabbits do better in cooler weather. I am allergic to dog and bunny fur, but would rather sneeze than give up my fuzzy babies!

Teddy Bear hamsters are so cute! They are wonderful starter pets. We used to have a bunch of them.

One was named Teddy Bear. She was very smart, and cute. I think she was probably the best natured hamster we ever had.

Tawny was not as friendly, especially if you woke her up. She would hiss and then slap you! It was really funny. Something that can also be thought as mean behavior is hamsters often will bite your fingers if they smell food on you. Be sure the girls are mindful of using scented soaps and lotions for that reason. Having very sturdy cages is important, since they often are little Houdinis! We had ours get loose a number of times.

Dear Lisa,

It is good to see you! I was wondering where you had gone. Good luck with your job hunt! I know you can find something good. There are some places on the East Side here needing cashiers and such. I am not really well enough to work, but figure if I could just last a couple of months, it is better than nothing.

As far as movies go, I think Mom saw Wall-E. It was cute. I never go to the theater, because it is too loud. A great movie I saw on television a while back was "Hard Rain" with Christian Slater and Morgan Freeman. The other day, Dad and I watched the end of "Unbreakable" with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. I love movies with Bruce Willis, especially "Die-Hard".

I miss doing art as well. I need to get back at doing it. Painting is fun. I prefer plain acrylics myself. Mom and I used to paint ceramic figurines, but have not done that in an eternity. I also love painting glass jars and adorning them with jewels and things like that.

Dear Rachel,

I agree aspartame is not really healthy, and it could slow your friend's weightloss efforts. We often do not realize how much havoc we place on our metabolism until it is too late. Introducing these chemicals is one of the worst things we have ever done to ourselves. Something needs to change, but it is not our body chemistry. Most of us do things for a quick result, but do not consider the dangerous consequences.

I like light, too. Sunlight is my favorite kind. Perhaps we are moths? That would explain a few things. If we could learn to fly, we could save a ton on gas money!

Sincerely,

Jin

Rachel--24 Collaborator
:o :o :o

One finger???? Just think how much you could post if you typed with both hands!!!

I can't believe you do only type with one finger. :o Must be a pretty strong little sucker. I mean with all the post you type and all. Must be able to lift 100 pds.

Am I really the only one who types with one finger?? :unsure:

Carla....it might seem a little "odd" right now....but when I'm energizing my cells at the same time that I'm posting away you might think differently! :P

April, maybe I could have DOUBLED my posts!!! :blink:

Arent you all glad that I can only use one finger! :lol:

Green12 Enthusiast
So lately its about the towel in the bathroom. I guess after all this time its supossed to be a "decoration"....I'm not supossed to be "touching" it. :huh:

Its kind of habit for me...I've been using the towel this whole time (3 years now)! Its sitting right next to the sink...what else would it be there for?? :blink:

She washes it and puts it back....and yeah...I use it again...and again...and again.

So now everyday she's holding the towel in front of my face saying "Rachel...Dont touch...DEC-OR-A-TION." :huh:

Rachel, this cracks me up!!

We watched National Treasure last night and it was "just okay". Nothing special. <_<

The first one or the sequel April? I LOVED the first one, I thought the sequel was just average, definitely not as exciting as the first one imo.

I want to see Into the Wild, I just finished reading the book.

Music and Lyrics is a favorite of mine, I love love love Hugh Grant :)

I got a nice surprise yesterday. Mom got me a bunny! :) He is so cute!

Peekaboo is in my room. He likes poking his nose through the holes in the top of his cage. :lol: I am nervous about cleaning his cage in there, since his food has oats and wheat in it. The dust could make me ill if I inhale it. Does anyone know where I can get a surgical mask or something to protect me from that? Sometimes I feel like walking around with a hazmat suit on. :(

How cute Jin, Peekaboo is a perfect name too!!

I had two bunnies when I was younger as pets, a gray one and a black one.

Check out a medical supply store for the masks ;)

Julie,

Are you close to those nasty fires. I dont think you are, but wanted to check.

No, they are way west and north from me. I haven't seen the latest for tonight but they looked kind of scary earlier, lots of homes in danger.

I don't know if rhubarb is good for us or not :huh: I've only eaten it in a berry pie before, and I can tell you it was darn tasty, of course it was swimming in sugar so that might have had something to do with it :lol:

P.S. I love you was a good movie too.

Has anyone seen the new batman movie or wall-e?

I want to see PS I Love You too, thanks for the reminder Lisa :lol:

My cousins gave Wall-E a thumbs down, they said it had a good message about the environment and everything but they thought there wasn't any story to it really and a little on the strange and boring side.

Rachel--24 Collaborator
I want to see all of those. I have the Notebook but haven't watched it yet. I thought I MIGHT get around to it while I'm home recouperating, lol, but no...I'm too lazy to pop the movie in. :lol:

Donna...WATCH IT!!

OK...sorry for yelling....but if you have it you should watch it...its really good. :)

Everyone,

Today's adventure...shower. :lol: My doctor gave me the okay to shower today, lol. So I did.

Woo-hoo!!

Sorry about the toe-bumping though. :(

Yes to painting....and anything else that brings you joy. :)

Lisa has man talents ;)

Man talents?? :huh:

Uh...I'm not sure I wanna know about that. :lol::lol:

I saw 27 Dresses, I thought it was cute. I just watched Dan In Real Life and Things We Lost in the Fire over the weekend and liked them both. DIRL is a comedy and TWLITF is a serious drama.

Julie....I totally liked Dan in Real Life!! I saw it at the theater and made a mental note to buy it. I think its a must for my collection. :)

Yeah, we here in the U.S. have a strict no worm poilicy, no crossing of the borders, no entering the water supply or environment..... :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Yeah....we are a totally worm free country...I think its because we have worm patrols at the borders. We are special!! :D We might have some major health epidemics in our country....but dang it...we are WORM-FREE!!

When I was still seeing the "brilliant" Dr's at my HMO...I requested parasite testing. The Dr. asked if me if I'd been walking barefoot in a third world country! :blink:

Yeah....cuz thats really the only way I could ever have gotten a parasite. Whatever.

See what I mean by "brilliant". :rolleyes:

Rachel, more about the GBS, I have to agree with Paula when she was talking about the importance of finding the reason one is overweight in the first place. If there is overeating due to unresolved emotionsal issues, or stress eating patterns, those aren't going to change or go away after having surgery.

Yeah...and it makes alot of sense to me. I'm mentioning all of these things to my friend. I think every aspect of it should be considered before jumping into something like this.

She gained the weight while under stress....so that was her way of coping. I used to smoke....and thats how I dealt with stress....I just puffed away. Now I cant smoke...or eat...or drink....all I have is GOOGLE!! :o

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Music and Lyrics was pretty good. :)

I bought this one. Havent seen it yet but I'm looking forward to it. :)

I like Drew Barrymore.

Thanks everyone, I will go get an b-complex vitamin tommorow. They are closed on mondays.

Paula,

Make sure they are yeast free!! Most B's are from yeast.....but they have some brands which are yeast free. ;)

Just thought I'd let you know since you keep having these run-ins with the yeasts and molds!

I actually got molded today myself!! :o

I had a refridgeration problem in my dept. at work today. I had to pull off a bunch of product so they could work on it. There was MOLD growing on the absorbant pad which is usually covered up. I was kind of "testing" myself...I was definately reacting everytime I got near the area. :(

I told my boss....so hopefully they did something about it.

Rachel,.

I dont think being 50 pounds is really overweight. I would be surprised if she found an dr that would do it for 50 pounds. I really think she can do this on her own. If she has no health problems now, then why chance them. Im not one that thinks people are really overwight til they weigh in their 300's, which both of my grandparents were. That is why i stress about my weight so much.

In one of the videos the woman says that if you're young, healthy, little to no comorbitities and with less than 150 lbs. to lose....think long and hard before jumping into this.

This is my friend exactly.....she's young, healthy, no comorbitities....and she told me today she wants to lose 80 lbs.

She could lose the 80 lbs. easy with GBS....but she could also lose her good health.

She could lose the weight on her own if she puts it out of her mind that this other "easier" option is available to her. I know she can do this...but I think the surgery is kind of like the carrot dangling in front of Jin's new bunnies face. Know what I mean?

Stupid weight loss surgery!! :angry:

Green12 Enthusiast
Man talents?? :huh:

Uh...I'm not sure I wanna know about that. :lol::lol:

Oh dear :huh:

The word is MANY talents, such as pizza making, zeolite selling, and film critiquing, just to name a few.

My apologies to Lisa :lol: (my typing can be atrocious, lots of typos :rolleyes: )

Yes, Dan In Real Life is definitely one to add to your collection Rachel. Don't you think it was such a cute feel good movie?? Made me feel all fuzzy and warm inside, and Steve Carell cracks me up! When he was dancing in the bar I was laughing hysterically, almost crying :lol::lol:

Speaking of typing, I do it differently too. Not with one finger, but I have to look at the keys, something about how my brain is wired I think, I can't look away from them and see them in my mind. When I played the flute when I was younger I had to write out all the notes, I couldn't read the note fast enough and compute in my brain what note to play, if that even makes sense....

Rachel--24 Collaborator
I got a nice surprise yesterday. Mom got me a bunny! :) He is so cute!

Awww Jin....what a cute bunny wabbit! :)

Is rhubbard good or bad for us.

For me its BAD...super high in oxalate.

Notebook is a really good movie. But don't forget the tissue. You have to see it.

Yeah....tissue. Dont forget it.

So anyways I am job searching. Wish me luck. I need a job and fast.

Good Luck Lisa!! Werent you working at Whole Foods before...maybe you can go back?

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Oh dear :huh:

The word is MANY talents, such as pizza making, zeolite selling, and film critiquing, just to name a few.

My apologies to Lisa :lol: (my typing can be atrocious, lots of typos :rolleyes: )

ROFLMAO!!!! :lol:

Sorry Julie....I just couldnt help myself. :lol:

Yes, Dan In Real Life is definitely one to add to your collection Rachel. Don't you think it was such a cute feel good movie?? Made me feel all fuzzy and warm inside, and Steve Carell cracks me up! When he was dancing in the bar I was laughing hysterically, almost crying :lol::lol:

Warm and fuzzy......my favorite kind of movies. :D

Yeah...he totally cracked me up in this one....it was just a great movie. The kind where you leave the theater totally smiling. Thats when I make the "mental note".....I gotta have it. :)

AndreaB Contributor
I don't know if rhubarb is good for us or not :huh: I've only eaten it in a berry pie before, and I can tell you it was darn tasty, of course it was swimming in sugar so that might have had something to do with it :lol:

:lol: Yep, think it was the sugar. :)

Seems like it's typically mixed with berry.

She gained the weight while under stress....so that was her way of coping. I used to smoke....and thats how I dealt with stress....I just puffed away. Now I cant smoke...or eat...or drink....all I have is GOOGLE!! :o

At least google is a lot safer. Course you could still gain weight if you don't move. :P

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Course you could still gain weight if you don't move. :P

Maybe I need to stop moving then. :P

CarlaB Enthusiast
Am I really the only one who types with one finger?? :unsure:

Carla....it might seem a little "odd" right now....but when I'm energizing my cells at the same time that I'm posting away you might think differently! :P

I think we're in for it ... we'll all have to learn to read faster!

My son came here again last night about midnight and used my light, LOL. No, Rachel, you can't feel heat.

Yeah....we are a totally worm free country...I think its because we have worm patrols at the borders. We are special!! :D We might have some major health epidemics in our country....but dang it...we are WORM-FREE!!

Even my LLMD was surprised I had a tapeworm .... so I never told him about the other worms, LOL.

Speaking of typing, I do it differently too. Not with one finger, but I have to look at the keys, something about how my brain is wired I think, I can't look away from them and see them in my mind. When I played the flute when I was younger I had to write out all the notes, I couldn't read the note fast enough and compute in my brain what note to play, if that even makes sense....

It just takes practice .... for both. Eventually you would have learned to skip even thinking of the name of the note .... just seeing the note would make your fingers go to the right position.

Sometimes in Church they play something in a different key, so I have to transpose the music and write the new notes above what's written, so I have the names of the notes like what you're talking about. It can be a challenge to play that way.

I used to look at the keys for typing, but then started forcing myself to look at the computer screen instead. It didn't take long to really learn where all the keys are ... you just think you can't do it that way. ;)

I love movies, I don't know what to say about them!! I love PS I Love You, Music and Lyrics ... so many movies. Anyone see Lake House? I love that one, too. I saw the new Batman. I didn't really like it .. no comedic relief .... well the Joker was, but he was intense, so it wasn't lighthearted comedy that gives you a break from the show. It was heavy and dark. I liked Hancock much better.

dlp252 Apprentice
I got a nice surprise yesterday. Mom got me a bunny! :) He is so cute! There he is in my avatar. I know she knew how much I miss Digger, but I have a feeling she may have had an ulterior motive. She recalls how difficult it was for my brother to get an apartment even though he has a rabbit, too.

Oooh, how cute!!!! I too used to have a bunny when I was little. He was black and his name was Thunder. We didn't have him long though. I guess I was too young to take care of him properly and my parents gave him back, lol. He also had to stay outside, which wasn't very pet-like, lol.

P.S. I love you was a good movie too.

...

So anyways I am job searching. Wish me luck. I need a job and fast.

Good luck with the job hunt! I also really like PS I love you...good movie!

Donna I have been feeling the same way. I want to paint so bad. Basic brand acrylic colors I feel are the best. They don't give out bad chemical smells like the cheaper brands. I like lyquitex but it's very expensive. 10 to 15 dollars for a tube of paint is a lot.

I have some liquitex left I think...I've got the white definitely and I think some of the others are still usable, lol.

I dont have those psychic abilities yet.

Me either...could it have something to do with giving birth, lol?! :unsure::lol:

Am I really the only one who types with one finger?? :unsure:

Quite possibly! :lol: My job is typing so I guess I'm pretty fast using all fingers on both hands without looking, lol. Doesn't mean I'm a GOOD typist though, lol.

Music and Lyrics is a favorite of mine, I love love love Hugh Grant :)

Oh yeah, that was cute too!

Donna...WATCH IT!!

Yes ma'am! :lol:

Anyone see Lake House?

I actually saw this one while on one of my cruises. I really liked it, and more than I thought I would.

Everyone,

No adventures to report today, lol. All is calm, all is well, no toe bumping, and I don't think I'm wrapped too tight. :lol:

I'm about to drag out some paint and play.

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