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nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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:P A triangle of horror

:lol::lol:

Not to be confused with the 'the magic (back) triangle'

My choice of 'chin feet' still stands BTW ;)

I'm sure my funny is somewhere at the bottom of that never-ending laundry basket.

Must search mine!...in amongst the plethora of odd socks and belts no one ever wears :blink:

Ok, Tel's making Rock cakes again later..... an orderly queue is forming on FB on my profile page ;)

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elye Community Regular
elye
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Ok, Tel's making Rock cakes again later..... an orderly queue is forming on FB on my profile page ;)

Pray, WHOT are these things, Gnick? Are they gluten-free? Um.. . . perhaps we don't want the recipe. ... . ...if'n they're that good..... . . . . . .....<_<

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
Posted

Pray, WHOT are these things, Gnick? Are they gluten-free? Um.. . . perhaps we don't want the recipe. ... . ...if'n they're that good..... . . . . . .....<_<

Tel replaces normal flour with a gluten-free ready mixed flour.

.....read at yer own peril (methinks too sweet for you Em :unsure: )

Open Original Shared Link :P

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

I'm gonna try rock cakes. They really sound good. Yer right Nik, probably too many simple carbs and sugar fer Em though :(

Happy Sunday Sills! :D

Can nae wait to see what gnew question The Ripper comes up wif fer us.....

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

Will you guys let me indulge in a little self pity? Just skip this post if you aren't up for whining......

I am so so tired. I am tired of homework, tired of being the responsible one at work, tired of having to cook every single meal I eat, tired of exercise to keep my joints mobile, tired of dishes, tired of laundry, tired of only eating things that are good for me, tired of all these things that I can't stop doing because they keep my life going. I want to watch a movie or read a book or sit on my butt and do nothing or read one of the magazines that are stacking up on my floor. Sometimes as I'm running across campus to get to class or catch a bus or get to the gym I think "I'm 45 years old....what the hell am I doing??" And what the hell AM I doing? When does the relaxing part start? All I can think of is the list of things I have to accomplish today because I need clothes and dishes and food and the animals need to eat and their beds need cleaning and I have homework and the final is in two weeks and I have yet to write the Friday report for my boss and I have to write two grants for the theater group and I should and I need to and I have to and and and..... And all I want is to do something that starts with I want to....

OK. I feel better. I'll do my dishes now.....but I'm doing it with REALLY LOUD MUSIC and will be singing at the top of my lungs.

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celiac-mommy
Posted

Whisper voice today, I had more than a few strawberry lemonade and vodkas out wif me friends last night, twas lots o' fun, but paying today!!! The voodoo donuts are soooo not calorie free, but soooo delish, and a great way to soak up that vodka--guess I shoulda had more than one <_<

Will he climb into your and Mark's bed to convalesce?

Max has been phrequenting our bed for the last week. Hubby just says--move over to yer mom's side of the bed, I don't wanna get sick!! :rolleyes:

HEY! Where is Canada in these lists? :huh:

I have phrequented Canadia almost every summer of my life. 1/2 me clan lives there. We're the heavy drinking Irish one's up there... :huh: (that narrows it down doesn't it) :lol: :lol:

Actually, 2 places at the top of my list are Montreal and Prince Edward Island, Don't know how I managed to leave those off the list. We are contemplating a trip to Vermont this summer and would be an hour from Montreal!!!!

Dear gawd... . .I have often thought about choosing the absolutely WORST thing I would have to endure food-wise, and the banishment of PB would be it. However, I would absolutely be ten pounds slimmer, immediately and forever.

Agreed!!!!! I WISH WISH WISH I could give up the pb. I know that's what's jiggling on my arse while I'm on the treadmill <_<

You know, I really shouldn't . . . I should make you go look for yourselves . . .

Apparently, a bunch of us should be dead since we never actually picked even though we discussed it at great lengths . . .

The only people who made decisions . . .

Chin feet were chosen by tom, Juliem and Nikki

Butt heads were chosen by Patti, Bev, and ~alex~

(:( missing Psillies)

I apparently need to kick myself in the forehead butt and change my attitude . . . I was much funnier two years ago . . . perhaps I should drink more. :huh:

I've got bangs, so I think I could go with the forehead arse and manage to conceal it ;)

And I think you are all so funny. You have no idea how much I appreciate you all. I don't want to think of a day without you :wub: :wub:

Jess-----ROCK ON!!!!! You're preaching to the choir, except now I've got 3 others that I am completely responsible for doing everything for :rolleyes: I lurve them more than anything in the world, but I could use a break sometimes!!!! We should all rent that houseboat and sail away for a week!!!

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

:lol: Ra-shyellle, much of your post had me chortling away.. . . .......yup, agreed -- all the jigglin' stuff as I walk/run/reach for something/stretch/get outta the car/go up the stairs is that fricking peanut butter.... .. ...:angry:... .. but I canna stop.

JYESSS! :wub:. . .. .....but :wacko:. . . . ....and :(, too. . . .. . . . . ...

Perhaps you need to look at unloading some of the stuff that you do not absolutely HAVE to do. It is so obvious that you LOVE the theatre - - but can you back off it for a while? Yeegads, girl -- a full-time job, school, a house and pets to maintain, AND theatRE productions to help bring together -- no bloody wonder you're approaching (or hitting) the wall! What can you NOT do from that long list you posted, and still keep financially, physically and mentally comfortable? Sounds like somethin's gotta give!

Well, listen, Jyessss. . .. . ......always try to find the bright side. .. . ......

You do NOT have li'l feet sticking outta yer chin. Nor do you have a bum on your forehead.

Thank GAWD!!

Although with either of those unfortunate things, you'd only have to put in a couple of months each year travelling the country with a modern freak-show circus ensemble.... . .you would demand, and make, six figures, and could have the remainder of the year off... . . . ....

Perhaps NOT such a good thang, lacking these features.. . .. ......<_<

:lol:

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nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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The voodoo donuts are soooo not calorie free, but soooo delish, and a great way to soak up that vodka--guess I shoulda had more than one <_<

DoUGHnuts & vodka???

...next time , IM IN!!!!!!!!!

<worry about the cals after eh?! :lol: >

PB?.... <strokes chin>.... we Brits don't really have that love affair going on.

Probably 'cos 'ours' is inferior...now't like it should be (apparently :P )

...but no fear!!...plenty, plenty other things making my bum jiggle when running!! :lol:

Jess-----ROCK ON!!!!! You're preaching to the choir, except now I've got 3 others that I am completely responsible for doing everything for :rolleyes: I lurve them more than anything in the world, but I could use a break sometimes!!!! We should all rent that houseboat and sail away for a week!!!

Whine acknowledged Jess, and duly noted. ;)

I AGREE with Rae-schull!!

Sometimes it's like........'Stop the world!!...I want to get off!!!!'

I have warned my 'daughter I never had' (my wee friend who's 20 yrs younger than me!) to NEVER leave home!!!.... responsibilities creep in otherwise!!

Gaaaawd!! That houseboat sounds phab don't it??

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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You do NOT have li'l feet sticking outta yer chin. Nor do you have a bum on your forehead.

'twould just be one more thing to do --- all those damn little visible toenails needing painting, although I suppose they wouldn't chip as often as fingernails.....

and would you need socks? or specialized mittens for those really cold days?

Eating peanut butter cups.... somehow doing just one thing that I shouldn't be doing makes the rest of it easier to deal with, that, and my friend suggesting I come over in a bit for tequila sunrises.....

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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but I'm doing it with REALLY LOUD MUSIC and will be singing at the top of my lungs.

This is a very sensible phirst step :D

In the meantime whine away, me phriend, that's what we're here fer. You don't need any advice from me, so just know that it will all get done, do not phorget to breathe once in a while, and I promise you that if I were closer I'd be over there in a minute to pick up the slack. ;)

Go to yer phriend's and have a snootphul or two tonight and let it all go fer a little while....that's the beauty of work, it ain't goin' anywhere :D:wub:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

And I think you are all so funny. You have no idea how much I appreciate you all. I don't want to think of a day without you :wub: :wub:

:wub: I know how you pheel.....

...but no fear!!...plenty, plenty other things making my bum jiggle when running!! :lol:

Tis so very true <_< .....I can think of any number of things responsible fer that blasted jiggle. Sometimes I think no matter what I do, I'll never be able to get rid of it completely..... :angry: So exasperating.....

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

Tis so very true <_< .....I can think of any number of things responsible fer that blasted jiggle. Sometimes I think no matter what I do, I'll never be able to get rid of it completely..... :angry: So exasperating.....

Did I tell you guys that I've lost 30 pounds in the last 2 1/2 months?

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

Did I tell you guys that I've lost 30 pounds in the last 2 1/2 months?

Wow!! That's phantastic!! This must be what happens when you don't have time to eat?? :lol: I take it sumphin had to give....

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Wow, Jyesss! That is SO great! Um... . .I'm assuming that you had thirty pounds to spare. If not, you need to eat more! ;)

Dear gawd.... . .jiggling -- you have not felt THEEEEE most horrific, gut-wrenching, earth-shattering jiggling until you have done some heavy-duty jogging in neck-deep water. Whilst doing this some days back, I let my hand fall to my backside...... . . .holy crap. 'Twas like, 9.0 on the Richter scale... . . ....

:lol:

celiac-mommy Collaborator
celiac-mommy
Posted

Did I tell you guys that I've lost 30 pounds in the last 2 1/2 months?

Awesome!! Congrats!!

Dear gawd.... . .jiggling -- you have not felt THEEEEE most horrific, gut-wrenching, earth-shattering jiggling until you have done some heavy-duty jogging in neck-deep water. Whilst doing this some days back, I let my hand fall to my backside...... . . .holy crap. 'Twas like, 9.0 on the Richter scale... . . ....

:lol:

And when you're in the water, it's like it's jiggling in slow motion :huh::lol: :lol:

Ummmmmm, I do P90X plyometrics and the first time I did it, I heard this odd slapping sound when doing the high knee jumps, yet I couldn't feel anything weird. I looked down to see what it could be, and it was the saggy, hangy skin on my lower abs literally slapping my thighs. I was SOOOO grossed out with meselph that I started wearing a t-shirt over my sports bra--even when no one else can see me :rolleyes:

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

:lol: :lol: :lol:

You guys is funny!!

Coops cleaned -- 1

Litterboxes cleaned -- 3

Recycling collected from the floor -- 2 boxes worth

Dishes done -- all of 'em (in the bathroom sink)

Meals in freezer -- 6

Meals in crockpot -- 10 (or so)

Laundry done -- 2, plus the bonus load I found in the dryer from last week.

Floors swept -- 2

Mail sorted -- 1 week's worth

Catfood -- purchased

Petastic -- purchased (and used :greenguy: )

Chicken pellets -- purchased

Homework -- starting now

Margarita -- starting that now too.....

perhaps should consider either 1) dinner before drink, or, 2) homework before drink...

I'll start the drink and think about what the best plan of action is.... :P

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Coops cleaned -- 1

Litterboxes cleaned -- 3

Recycling collected from the floor -- 2 boxes worth

Dishes done -- all of 'em (in the bathroom sink)

Meals in freezer -- 6

Meals in crockpot -- 10 (or so)

Laundry done -- 2, plus the bonus load I found in the dryer from last week.

Floors swept -- 2

Mail sorted -- 1 week's worth

Catfood -- purchased

Petastic -- purchased (and used :greenguy: )

Chicken pellets -- purchased

Homework -- starting now

Margarita -- starting that now too.....

:o :o :o

:blink:

:D :D

Wow, Jyessss.. .. ..!! You've been a whirling dirvish! All that in a couple of hours? Man, you really CAN do it all.. . .... . ......!

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
Posted

JYESSS! :wub:. . .. .....but :wacko:. . . . ....and :(, too. . . .. . . . . ...

What SHE said!!

. . . and my friend suggesting I come over in a bit for tequila sunrises.....

See . . . now this here idea will address several items on your list:

I am so so tired - I betcha those tequila sunrises will perk you up!!

I am tired of homework - Just write yer homework like you write to us when you've been drinking - your teacher will love it and give you an A for sure just for entertainment value.

tired of being the responsible one at work - drink enough tequila sunrises (especially AT work) and they won't let you be the responsible one.

tired of having to cook every single meal I eat - let your friend make your tequila sunrises for you.

tired of exercise to keep my joints mobile - lifting your arm to drink counts as exercise.

tired of dishes - drink out of a plastic cup.

tired of laundry - drink naked..

.

.

When does the relaxing part start? I'd say after your second or third one.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

Hee! Jan-it, you're too phunny! Hopefully, Jess is taking your advice right now :P

We bought an electric milk frother today--now I can make tea lattes at home :D We tried it out just now--Mark had frothed hot chocolate and I had a tea latte. Pretty good if I say so myself B)

Anybody watching the Oscars? I have it on in the background. Watching for the dresses, mostly.....

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
Posted

Egads, Jyesss, for how long are you going to keep up this pace??? Not long, I hope :blink::unsure::rolleyes:

Although you do sound a bit like me "WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE" :lol:

Arise, shower, walk dog, feed dog, three cats and parakeet, commute on mostly freeway 45 minutes, work at stressful job (which I loved though), commute on freeway for 1 hour (rush hour of course), grab bite in cafeteria while studying, class 7-10 pm, commute home on backroads 40 minutes, fall into bed. Repeat four times per week (no class Fridays). Weekend, things on your list plus homework, trip to law library for research (1hr round trip) say hello to spouse (Hi honey!), pet cats and dog, talk to parakeet, talk to selph, water gardens, chase gophers (oh My God, those gophers!), maybe vacuum and dust, clean shower, grocery shopping, talk to selph....Damned near kilt me. But what doesn't kill ya makes ya stronger :lol: And all this to qualify for the job I was already doing :o Well, at least it allowed me to move to a new job :)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

But what doesn't kill ya makes ya stronger

True dat! :D

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

ok so went to my friends house. made ny margaritad (2 parts tequiela 1 part otrange liqeur, 1/2 par limonceloo anfd a splasuj of lemon (ir lime, but she only had lemon juice) drank these before dinner and I had mine before ia webt over).

Had so much fun, she lives with her mom (who wandst drinking) and told us about herminalture vibrature that hse keeps in a drawer abnd use son her sinueses. OMG!! abnd she brought it out, but it was out of batteries. OMG if you've never seena 70 year old ladt using avibrator on her nose you haven't seen funny!!! anyewyay I have tp go to sleep laundry be damned.

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Gooooood Mooooooorrrrrrning, Jyessssss.. ....... .. . .......

ok so went to my friends house. made ny margaritad (2 parts tequiela 1 part otrange liqeur, 1/2 par limonceloo anfd a splasuj of lemon (ir lime, but she only had lemon juice) drank these before dinner and I had mine before ia webt over).

Had so much fun, she lives with her mom (who wandst drinking) and told us about herminalture vibrature that hse keeps in a drawer abnd use son her sinueses. OMG!! abnd she brought it out, but it was out of batteries. OMG if you've never seena 70 year old ladt using avibrator on her nose you haven't seen funny!!! anyewyay I have tp go to sleep laundry be damned.

:blink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Limonceloo? I want this!! Whatever in hell it is!

And I do NOT think that I want a herminalture vibrature.. .. . .. .....do I even wanna see what one looks like?... . ....:unsure:.. .. . ....

Wow, vibrator in the nose.. . . ........does it clean out one's sinuses? .. .. ... ...:unsure:.. . . ..:huh:.. . . . ... . ...likely all in the technique. ... .. .....

:lol:

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

WOW! Everyone has been very busy cleaning & drinking.

My son's team made it to the First Robotics finals & got 2nd place! (57 teams) :P I was so proud as he has done most of the designing & building of the mechanicals for the last 3 years.

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

WOW! Everyone has been very busy cleaning & drinking.

My son's team made it to the First Robotics finals & got 2nd place! (57 teams) :P I was so proud as he has done most of the designing & building of the mechanicals for the last 3 years.

awesome

moving a little slow this morning....

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