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I crawled out of bed long enough to grab my laptop.
Mimi-I knew there were reasons I have not lived near family for 16 years. Thank for for reminding me. :D
Knot- How was the walk?
Kit and X- I have no idea what you to are talking about, but I am happy you are both amused. :cool:
Nanci-whay happened at work? Are you feeling better now?
CWR- I miss you. :)
Salsa-what time is it right now for CC?
http://www.marinoni.qc.ca/images/200...ivoExpress.jpg
this is so pretty! and so much nicer than worrying about my sister.
now if i could have THIS paintjob on their touring bike!
Whadda mean Kit & CWR???? It's my avatar and I want to hear the story *stomps feet* I'm telling mom. You always tell Kit and CWR and you don't share your stories me me **folds arms across chest** I'm gonna pout now.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Xrayted
Cycl - Emmett won! Man, was Karina pissed or what? I was actually pretty surprised but Mario was graceful.
Nanci, I didn't get a May or whatever the second month SS was. So I didn't participate for a while. If it makes you feel better, just send me that package:p J/K of course, just mail it late. Always better late than never. And come on, you know you want to comment on the Polska boys...come on...
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Dar- How many licks does it take to get to the c- oh, that's tootsie-roll. D'oh!
As many as I want to take, Dear Kit. With age comes patience:D
Fredwina and OTG - you guys are inspirational on your weight loss! I've decided I need to loose 20 pounds and all of a sudden I'm eating everything that isn't nailed down. How's that for mental sabatoge??
Well DAR - I guess we now know its about popularity and NOT dancing ability. Mario was by FAR a better dancer but certainly Emmit has more of a fan base. And I was very pleased to see Mario handle it as well as he did. I'd love to punch that Ebinezer judge tho.... does that make me a bad person???
And what am I, chopped liver? :( Didn't I point out the whole Charms similarity to begin with??Quote:
Originally Posted by mtbdarby
Oooh she sounds lovely. Aren't families fun? :( My two brothers have been having a tiff since last summer and we're all trying to stay out of it but it's not easy...
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Originally Posted by mimitabby
Yes you did young lady! But I dont' understand what our little 3 some is up to;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lisa S.H.
Kelown - sounds like a lot of family drama. I hope you get it straightened out and not caught up in it.
Saw my chiro last night. He said my psoas muscle is causing a lot of my problems. I've been doing some research and found this really interesting article:http://www.positivehealth.com/permit...ork/koch65.htm
Maybe that explains my balance problems and bike crashes:D So he told me no more running until we get this fixed and I get to do 2000 leg lifts (to the back, half standing bent over and the other half laying on my stomach) every day, and trying the scissors splits. So another goal is shot this year - I wanted to run in a 5K on the 26th. I am going to get this fixed and have a great 2007!
thanks Mtbdarby, great article!Quote:
Originally Posted by mtbdarby
As long as don't keep on doing it, you're Ok. Sometimes you need a "diet vacation". Personally, i've come to the conclusion that I'm always going to have watch I eat, but occasionly need to make a break as life dictatesQuote:
Originally Posted by mtbdarby
So very true. 70+ pounds gone and I know I will always need to watch what I eat. I learned to not allow food to dictate my life. Now I can have my all time favourite Chinese takeaway and not think twice about it, because I know it is not something I will do every day. For me, I cannot imagine saying I will never eat "fill in the blank" again. I am hoping to have several decades left on this earth and I do plan to enjoy them. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fredwina
Fredwina, in our civilization where food is always at your fingertips, I think it is true that we are always going to watch what we eat. Our ancestors survived starvation regularly from crop failures, bad weather, etc, we never have to deal with interruptions in our food supply. So we have to monitor ourselves always.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredwina
Our bodies are programmed to tell us that we are hungry even when we aren't really. So what's worse, starving or feeling hungry all the time?
Yes, I have a "good" brother and an "a**h*le" brother. The good one can be exhausting and frustrating sometimes, but at least he is always good natured. The other one loves to be in control and is a bully sometimes. At least we all manage to be on speaking terms (except for one year when my bad brother screamed at me (what a jerk!) and then refused to speak to me at all because I wouldn't do what he told me) :D Glad I get to choose who we spend Thanksgiving and Christmas with! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by kelownagirl
Geez, I feel like I'm in a dysfunctional family. We all get along, brothers and sisters. What a bunch of freaks we are! :D
Ah - the fallout from the LV trip is beginning. One of our travel party was a bit out of control. She is newly separated, with new boobs, and an overwhelming desire to be noticed BY THE WORLD -- as in "Hi!, My name is Doris, and these are my breasts!" A bit bossy and demanding - IF she ever travels with me again she will learn to STFU; the world does not rotate around your boobs. My "I'm going to kill her moment" came when she insisted on going to the mall - "I need to go to Macy's and buy face cream. It gets rid of the puffy eyes". For $80 it had better make me coffee and cook me breakfast.
/vent over
Gee snap, i'm with you. That woman would have driven me nuts too.Quote:
Originally Posted by snapdragen
80 bucks for face cream? how much? two gallons??!?!?!
for 80 bucks i'd expect to get back my teenaged skin!!
That's why I like older women... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by mtbdarby