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rinne Apprentice

Patti, I am having problems with my vitamins too, I started taking a liquid vitamin but then threw up the other morning and was sick to my stomach for several hours and now I don't know what to do.

I seem to be stalled, I got quite a bit better and then I just got stuck.

Page 300, that is just too amazing. :)

The corn science is scary and yes we may all have to plant our own gardens again if we want real food. I read something recently about them growing meat in sheets. :( I don't understand it and it just creeps me out even thinking about it. My sweetie and I are buying a lot in a little town, it has water, electricity, a septic field and costs less than a thousand dollars. We won't be moving there right away but I hope it will become our summer place and where we can grow lots of vegies to eat and to store through the winter.

Cecile, I wonder if there is anyone in your area that is doing Community Shared Agriculture.

Rachel, glad you got the thyroid thing figured out.


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rinne Apprentice

Here is a link Cecile:

Open Original Shared Link

VydorScope Proficient
Ok as Senator of Rachelville........

I just got solicited, as most Senators do....from a fellow I used to date in college. He then, thought I was wonderful, but not as much I did of him. THIRTY YEARS AGO. He found me though Classmates.com. Soooo, he did some searching.

He would like to see me, talk to me on the phone, and visit me in my home town... blah, blah,blah. I did tell him that I have been married for 27 years and he said "any contact is good contact"

So what does the tribunal think of this? A ghost from the past. It is very stange for me because during that time, my parents died and I have no contact with anyone in my past for almost 30 years. It has brought up memories that I thought have died long ago...and I can remember things. By the way, he is 55 and he said he has never married and has always thought of me for all these year. Gad, can't a girl get a break. And, yes, before anyone asks, Yes I am flattered, he said some pretty nice things about me (at 19, so where is the reality.)

I told my Jim about this (he's the other Jim) , and I have always entertained his female school friends with good enjoyment with no issue.

Hubby, said not problem meeting him, but in reality, he REALLY doen't think it will happen.

So, a great new issue for Rachelvillians tonight. How should I pursue this?

(On another note, the moon is getting close to full...Karen, undercover)

Lisa

Lisa,

As a man I can tell you... do not meet with him. Men think differently then woman, and most likly he is not intrested in "freinds". If I was your husband, I would not be comfortable with it at all, not because I would not trust you... but cause I know better hten to trust HIM.

Just my thoughts on it... now to find a couner crawl up in, realy messed up at dinner. :(

VydorScope Proficient
Oh my what happened Vincent?

We ate at a freinds place and I sepnt so much time watching where my sons hands went (we had plenty of food for him, but he still a tollder) that I forgot to watch what *I* ate. Dumb Dadddy!

Lisa Mentor
Lisa,

As a man I can tell you... do not meet with him. Men think differently then woman, and most likly he is not intrested in "freinds". If I was your husband, I would not be comfortable with it at all, not because I would not trust you... but cause I know better hten to trust HIM.

Just my thoughts on it... now to find a couner crawl up in, realy messed up at dinner. :(

Yeah, I know. :( He was betwen chicks and thought on a whim, that I might be single. The chick movies kinda deal....long lost love reconnected thing.

It is so very strange to me (good and bad feeling) that after 30 year, someone still has thoughts of me. Flattering, oh yeah!... So for all you guys out there, talk sweet to your girl. You never know who's out there. ;);)

Lisa

AndreaB Contributor

Cecile,

Container gardening would probably be best for you in the sand. You can buy soil to put in them, just make sure they are well watered and have an outlet on the bottom. I need to figure that out too.

Susan,

I'm sorry you didn't get to hike....sounds like the girls had a good time though.

Lisa,

I agree with Vincent and Cecile....My husband agrees with them too.

Rinne,

Sometimes we hit a plateau and it takes a while to start feeling better or whatever the case may be. Don't give up. :P

Vincent,

I hope you recover quickly from your meal out tonight.

Tavi,

How was your mini trip?

VydorScope Proficient
Yeah, I know. :( He was betwen chicks and thought on a whim, that I might be single. The chick movies kinda deal....long lost love reconnected thing.

It is so very strange to me (good and bad feeling) that after 30 year, someone still has thoughts of me. Flattering, oh yeah!... So for all you guys out there, talk sweet to your girl. You never know who's out there. ;);)

Lisa

A wise man once siad (okay fine I have no idea who said it...) "Adore your wife, or some one else will"


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Lisa:

I would say it would of been great if he came and met your hubby and you, but the whole any part of you is better than no part, that kind of creeps me out. And the fact he is 55 and never been married. I think I would pass on it. My 2 cents :D:D:D

To everyone else, I am back from Reno and Hot August Nights. It was fun to see all the old cars, but I am glad to be home

AndreaB Contributor

Susan,

You get the prize for starting page 300....I think Cecile was 200....don't know about 100....must go check. :P

AndreaB Contributor

I was page 100.

Ok, so the prize(s) go to Rachel, Me, Cecile and Susan. :lol::lol::P:P

Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular

(pant !pant! I think gasp! I am caught up pant! pant! whew!)

Cecile--I grow tomatoes, red peppers, basil, cilantro, parsley, rosemary, mint, catnip, and dill in big plastic containers on my deck. Get potting soil, not dirt--it's more expensive but the plants do SO much better!

Lisa--a few years ago, it seemed like ALL my old boyfriends came out of the woodwork and looked me up. One put it in a very beautiful way--he said that he was hitting a birthday milestone, and going over past memories, and that all those memories made up the fabric of his life, or something like that Anyway, it turned out that he and my husband both grew up in San Jose, and his grandmother ran the Japanese Sunday School that my husband attended as a child, and my husband remembered this guy's uncles, of all things. They ended up emailing each other back and forth, which felt just a wee bit odd to me!

Anyway, of all the old boyfriends that looked me up, I didn't get the feeling from any of them that they wanted to reconnect romantically--they just wanted to check out what I was doing with my life and with whom.

Of course, when they saw me very happily married, with 3 children, the youngest of whom we dubbed the Velcro Baby because I could NEVER put her down, that may have dampened any concealed interest!

Lisa Mentor

Okay, I will add to the story. He was a Senior in college at a male college at the time. I was a freshman, at a girls college and just away from home. He gave me his ring and said shortly he would replace it with "another". Toooo much toooo soon and I backed off. I truely believe that I broke his heart.

So.......he was wanting to marry me, but never married.What did I do to this guy. (no, not gay) :blink:

The only conclusion that I have that I was the ultimate standard, no one else could cut it. B) Yeah, in my dreams.

Vincent, haven't had contact since I wrote that "my husband and I would ...

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Rikki Tikki Explorer
Thanks goodness our town Bum is back... the tumbleweeds are WAY out of control :lol:

I am back, any there is a lot of work for the town bum, how much can happen in a few short day's??? :P:P:P

DingoGirl Enthusiast
I was page 100.

Ok, so the prize(s) go to Rachel, Me, Cecile and Susan. :lol::lol::P:P

:lol::lol::lol: what does this mean...surely it means something..... :lol: do we get the Altoid trophy? :blink:

VydorScope Proficient

I give up... off to find that courner to crawl in to... ttfn! :(

Lisa Mentor
(pant !pant! I think gasp! I am caught up pant! pant! whew!)

Cecile--I grow tomatoes, red peppers, basil, cilantro, parsley, rosemary, mint, catnip, and dill in big plastic containers on my deck. Get potting soil, not dirt--it's more expensive but the plants do SO much better!

Lisa--a few years ago, it seemed like ALL my old boyfriends came out of the woodwork and looked me up. One put it in a very beautiful way--he said that he was hitting a birthday milestone, and going over past memories, and that all those memories made up the fabric of his life, or something like that Anyway, it turned out that he and my husband both grew up in San Jose, and his grandmother ran the Japanese Sunday School that my husband attended as a child, and my husband remembered this guy's uncles, of all things. They ended up emailing each other back and forth, which felt just a wee bit odd to me!

Anyway, of all the old boyfriends that looked me up, I didn't get the feeling from any of them that they wanted to reconnect romantically--they just wanted to check out what I was doing with my life and with whom.

Of course, when they saw me very happily married, with 3 children, the youngest of whom we dubbed the Velcro Baby because I could NEVER put her down, that may have dampened any concealed interest!

I love this..........I seem to alway struggle with my past and my future. I have soooooooo very little contact with any one or any where in almost 30 years. My parents are gone, my home place is gone, I have no contact with anyone from my pre-married years.

Someone searching me out was more of an "ephiphany" to me......in that a reminder to me that I did have a life, I knew people, I went places, and I "may" have imprinted someone.

It though, has brought back some memories that I have put away.. :ph34r:

AndreaB Contributor
I give up... off to find that courner to crawl in to... ttfn! :(

Vincent,

I'm sorry. :( I hope you feel better soon.

:lol::lol::lol: what does this mean...surely it means something..... :lol: do we get the Altoid trophy? :blink:

Please, no.

Camille'sBigSister Newbie

I've caught up with y'all again, after a long telephone conversation with my son. I was going to say something here, but now I've forgotten what it was. Oh, well.

Good night!

Cissie

penguin Community Regular

I don't know a thing about masa or auxigro, or whatever....but...um...feel better?

And everyone else with unknown ailments...good luck, feel better!

Yeah, I know. :( He was betwen chicks and thought on a whim, that I might be single. The chick movies kinda deal....long lost love reconnected thing.

Ya know, I don't want any man from high school (or college) to reconnect with me. Of the ones that would, one is gay and I might punch him upon seeing him anyway, one's in the priesthood, one was one of those wierd things, and several I'd rather not remember ever again.

I give up... off to find that courner to crawl in to... ttfn! :(

Feel better, Vincent!

You know what's fun? Sorting through tax returns to figure out what to put on the FAFSA, and then having parents stage a coup d'etat in the troop :rolleyes:

Maybe it's more of a mutiny...

Anyway...

Funfunfun...

Guest Robbin

edited for topic relevance-

Vitamins-wow, I cannot find a vitamin that either ds or myself can tolerate. I remember on here that there was a question about folic acid being troublesome--too tired and brainfogged to remember it, though.

Rachel--24 Collaborator

Mango!! I seeeee you!! :D

Guest Robbin
:D:blink: Did you find any koalas yet?
AndreaB Contributor

Robbin,

How in the world do you keep track of everyones posts. If I don't reply to each one I forget somebody. You do a great job at that.

Hope your day went well and that your brain fog lifts.

Rachel--24 Collaborator

Lisa,

No, no no...I would NOT go see this man. Nothing good can come of it. He's flattering you already. Even married women can be swept off their feet by a love from their past. I see no good in it. Maybe you can continue talking to him so that you can be more clear what his motives are before you see him (if you wish to do so). What if you get wrapped up in the moment, or the flattery, or the memories of the past?? Nobody is above this....even in a perfect marriage things can go awry. I wouldnt take that risk....but thats just me. ;)

Ok...corn. The chips I ate were organic corn chips. One brand even said non-gmo. I try to get the "safest" stuff. But still....there were blisters. I dont know alot about the Starlink corn but I do know that it was BAD. <_<

Penguin...dont worry about not knowing about masa or Auxigro. You are on gluten right now and we all understand. ;) It will all be over soon. :D

Andrea....what?? You dont want the Altoid Trophy?? :lol::lol::lol:

You crack me up.

Great job on the updated list too! :)

Rachel, dear cracker addicted president, I have the brain fog so much lately, I would never know when someone else was brain fogged. You all make perfect wonderful sense to me no matter what!!!

:lol: Robbin, trust me...you would notice if I actually posted when I was truelly brainfogged like I was last night. I seriously could NOT post at all cuz my brain was really fried. I had to wait until I could write small sentences that sounded normal. It got better as the night progressed.

It scares the heck out of me every time....I start thinking I'll never get back to normal again. It doesnt matter how many times I go through it...it still freaks me out! I feel soooo dumb and when I try to write....it seems like maybe I'm in kindergarten. :huh:

Its the most bizzare thing....I can never get used to feeling that way.

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Robbin,

How in the world do you keep track of everyones posts. If I don't reply to each one I forget somebody. You do a great job at that.

Yes Robbin,

Please share your secret! I'm not even fogged tonight and you're doing better than me! :ph34r:

I must go back now cuz I've forgotten stuff already. :rolleyes:

I was page 100.

Ok, so the prize(s) go to Rachel, Me, Cecile and Susan. :lol::lol::P:P

What is my prize for? Post #1? :unsure:

Is that really a milestone.....every thread has a post #1!!!

:lol::lol:

I'll take the prize though!! :D

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