Hi everybody!

Ok, I'm going to TRY to ATTEMPT to catch up with everyone. Woooo, you all have been busy and I seem to have gotten lost along the wayside. My diet ambition for the first of January went out the window. I totally blew off the entire last of this week eatting all of the chocolate that was left in the house (I think, I hope). I'm ready to start in the morning (once again). I really do want to drop 50# by May 1st, but I have to at least get started, ya think?
Some of these responses are for things that were said quite awhile ago. I hope that you will all understand what the heck I'm referring to. I'll try to put some quotes in to refresh your memories!
Mary: What a (b)itch that Dianne is! Gosh, some friend. I would not have been such a lady about the whole thing either, I'm afraid. You wanted the job, you deserved the job, and you should have gotten the job.
Katrina: "Maybe a daily dose of Gingko Biloba is in order for me this year!" This is a great idea.....but don't you have to remember to take it????? * We did see
Catch Me If You Can on New Year's Eve. It was really very good! Did you get a chance to see it? *I loved this: "my lesson learned is that despite some setbacks, ALL IS NOT LOST!!! This "all or nothing" attitude is something to get past! Life happens and everyday is not going to be perfect! That's OK!!! Do your best (Scout motto!) and move on..." Isn't that the lesson we all have to learn? That just because you have a cookie in the morning, doesn't mean the whole day is shot!!! Wise words, woman!!!
Tina: About mom and the calendar: I bet you were glad she gave you that instead of some fish print clothes again!

* You don't have to be from the south to love
Sweet Home Alabama, it's on my DVD want list too. Did you see
Legally Blonde? They are coming out with a second one. Spring, I think.
2cute: We got about 4" of snow Christmas Eve and it stayed until it rained the day before New Years Eve. Then on Friday we got another 3-4" during the evening rush hour. That's when honey got creamed. And right at the end of our street. He almost made it home.

It struck me as funny to hear you quote a point value for the fish. Just caught me off guard, I guess.
Steph: Your horoscope on your birthday was great. Now take it to heart and run with it! "Your ambitious objectives are likely to be much bigger in the year ahead than they have been in the past. With the greater motivation they'll generate in you, the rewards will be greater as well." WooHoo. Let's hear it for positive horoscopes!
Cindy: The accident story was terrible. So sad. I'm sorry to hear that you had to go through all that. * Sometimes the scale is a wonderful thing, but I think those extra pounds got passed on to me!

On the subject of responses: I always go up to 'file' and then 'new', 'window' (or Ctl+N if you're really clever) and that opens a new window that you can 'reply' in while still having the text window open from the thread. That way you don't have to scroll back and forth through the messages when you're replying and get lost every time. Does that make sense?
Duckie: I'm sorry to hear of your woes too. I don't want to come off sounding preachy, but you have your son to think about first and foremost. It doesn't sound like you have a very positive homelife going for him or you. There are plenty of agencies around who will help you get on your feet. You especially have alot of resources available to you BECAUSE of your son. You BOTH have a right to a happy life. I know that statement won't make things any easier. You have some tough decisions to make. [[[hugs]]]
Baylee: What's this about 'nosey relatives'? Did I miss something?
I hate when it won't let me do what I want the first time. I'll be back!