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Originally Posted by Marionm
I'm just getting back in town. I think I did pretty well over thanksgiving. I ate things not on plan, but I didn't stuff myself. It should be pretty easy getting back on track today. (So far so good.) We were meeting our daughter's future in-laws and saying at their home and we had an awesome time.
Now, it's back to reality and the paper I have to write for my class. Muscle fibers and actions anyone?
Muscle fibers sound good. I'll take some, maybe with a little action thrown in? Seriously, I'm so happy your meeting the future in-laws was as good as awesome. In some ways, it's always hit or miss, or it seems so until it happens. Still, what a really great outcome. You must be very happy. And exhausted.
Hi
Iowa, I won't mention sweets but I'm considering cyber Monday, too. But what do you get people who need
nothing? And I used to think my father was difficult to buy for. Well, actually, he was.

Used to mention one or two things he might like then go out and buy them for himself. My poor mother who came of age at the height of the depression and raised a child during the rationing of the war was so-o-o delighted to buy little things for Rennie.
I want to do that, too.
Actually, I'm kind of down tonight. Somebody called my pup Dumbo. Mind you, I'm used to people stopping us on the street and commenting. Schmetterling [butterfly] is appropriate; and I'm reconciled to Fledermaus [bat]. I guess I am. Yoda is mildly amusing. But Dumbo is going
too far, however nicely it was said. I wish he wouldn't just lap it up.