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Old 01-16-2008, 11:02 AM   #16  
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Can I join in with you guys? I'm kind of new, been here about a week and I love it. Nothing much going on with me. Can't go walking today, it's rainy and alittle cold and my daughter is sick. She was throwing up last night and was really whiny this morning when she woke up. She actually fell asleep on the livingroom floor this morning watching baby einstein. She's almost 2 and it is impossible for her to lay down without moving for more than 3 seconds. My oldest has been quite tired also. He never ever gets sick, he's got the strongest immune system in the family, being that he was the only child who was born at full term. My hubby is getting sick too. He always gets sick when he starts a new job---go figure. My bathroom needs a clean up too, so does the rest of my house. I always say I'm gonna do it today. along with everything else then I get stuck on the computer and don't wanna get off. But I am down another 2 pounds. I have lost a total of 8 so far. I am soooo ecstatic. I have 42 more to go. whoo hooo.


Cottage-enjoy your latte and time to yourself. I wish I could.
Kara-are you guys in the military? if so, what branch? my hubby used to be in the marines so I know what it's like to be moving all the time. I tell my dad that I"m so used to it that if I was told I had to pack my house up by tomorrow, I'd have it done in 3 hours. Good luck to you.

Gotta get going. My 5 month old is crying now. Everyone have a good day today. Keep warm and safe.
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Old 01-16-2008, 11:12 AM   #17  
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Weeping Wednesday it is for me, girls. I decided last night that I will not be able to make it to San Antonio for the celebration of Robert's life on Thursday. I'll explain more below.

Cottage: Thanks for starting us up. I'm hoping for some of that snow, not just for the prettiness of it, but because we're dryer than usual out here. Hope your cut and color go well. One of these days I'll refrain from cutting my own hair and have a real stylist do it!! Have a great day in all that sunshine.

Ruth: Thank you for starting us up as well! I've been eyeing a new sewing machine and I think that's what I'll be wanting for my birthday present. Hope the quilt repair goes well and that you have a nice day.

Kara: My goodness! That sounds like quite a lot to coordinate! I hope it will all go smoothly. It's really nice that you and the kids get to spend so much time with your family before moving on.

Dawn: I'm the same way with my boss. Don't tell him, but it's almost like he PMS's once a month. No joke! Pretty much the same week every month, I get out of the office as much as possible. I hope your boss' annoying-ness has worn off!

Cyndi: Going from a size 18 to a 12 is great! WTG! You're doing awesome! I'm trying to break up with my scale right now. I know I'm too dependent on it. I know my body is changing and that is what matters right now. Ultimately, I would love to just chunk the scale and go weigh myself when I'm happy with my physique. I think I'm a little too addicted, though! Your photography gig sounds like a lot of fun! What are you taking pics of today?

Gonna: That sounds awful! I hope the medicine gets to you soon! Keep us informed.

Stephane: That's great that your office is doing so well! When we took out our mortgage, some of the offers we were given were ridiculous! (Like 5 years at a low interest rate with a balloon payment of the full balance due after that! WHAT?!) Well, we're sticklers, so we got a good one anyhow. It's nice to see some businesses stayed committed to fair financing while everyone around them really seemed to take advantage of people. Keep it up!

Lisa and LC!

Schmoodle: Poor DD - hope you find out what's going on soon! And I probably missed it, but where is DH off to? It sounds like it's going to be a long trip. Hope he gets all his things taken care of without too much stressing-poor guy. Have fun Bowflexing! I love the WATP Dvd's! Leslie Sansone is a great motivator. I can really tell what a great workout I'm getting from her Dvd's!

Laurie: Syringe feeding a bunny? You have some patience! I'm the same way about cleaning the bathroom. My favorite time to clean it is after a good workout because right after I clean it, I'm the first one to enjoy the sparkly shower!

Me: Well, orientation was quite a drag. I made several suggestions about it being very impractical for transfer/non-traditional students on the end-of orientation survey. It was a lot of stuff like, "If you're a minor, don't drink." and "Make sure you go to bed at a reasonable hour." and "Your parents aren't here to make sure you pass." It just went on and on. Meanwhile, I wanted to ask if my time there would go towards my mortgage payment. I think not. Anywho, as soon as I left there, I came home to check what is called the "Blackboard". It's a place for profs to post supplemental course info. Well, come to find out, I have homework due in two classes already!! I have to turn it in on the first class day. Apparently this is the norm, but I just wasn't used to it. So, I have statistics homework due tomorrow at 8 am and a power point presentation for Technology in the Classroom due next Tuesday. That is part of why I won't be heading down to SA for the funeral. At work, we're off today because a County Commissioner passed away, so all county offices closed in honor of him. It is a nice gesture, but puts me way behind schedule, so I cannot miss work tomorrow and Friday and may be putting in a few hours Saturday. All in all, this has been beyond a stressful, sad, upsetting, horrendous week and I just want it to be over! (Sorry to be so long-winded and angry - really needed to vent!)

~Kim
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Old 01-16-2008, 11:19 AM   #18  
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tkglenn: We were apparently simul-posting, but only because I'm so long-winded. This is a great place to be! Everyone here is so supportive and wonderful! Congrats on being down 8 lbs! That's great!

Some of us here (well, myself, Kara and now Schmoodle) do Leslie Sansone's Walk Away the Pounds DVD's. They're really great. I can almost never walk outside because we have a real stray-dog problem out here and sometimes I'm walking pre-sun-up or post-sun-down. I can walk 4 miles in 45 minutes in my living room and love it! I'm assuming you probably enjoy walking outside and live in a dog-free zone, so maybe you could check them out for backup on days like today. You can usually get them at the library or netflix has them available. Basic shopping stores sell them as well (Wal-Mart, Target, etc.) Just a suggestion that may make days like today easier when it comes to working out!

So sorry your little ones aren't feeling well. I hope they get better soon!

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Old 01-16-2008, 11:33 AM   #19  
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Laurie, we're making a quick stop in the States and then heading off to Tom's next assignment...GERMANY! We're really super excited!

TK, sorry to hear about the sick kiddos! My one and a half year old has a nasty cough and my three year old just got over it, so we've been fighting The Bug as well. It always breaks my heart to see them suffering!

Kim, for you! You've been having a rough go of it recently. Glad you made it through the orientation, and I'm holding out tons of hope for you getting your work and homework finished in a timely manner. They can't expect too much from you, not having even BEEN to class yet!

'Night all!

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Old 01-16-2008, 11:39 AM   #20  
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I've started my day off fairly quiet...I've eaten my breakfast (western omelet) and some nice hot chai tea with ff 1/2 & 1/2 . it's still a little chilly here in North Alabama...(I don't really like the cold too much) So I'm sitting here with a warm down blanket thrown over my shoulders. I had a good day one yesterday, no issues to speak of. My husband seems to be on board this time, really encouraging me all the way.
I think the only disappointment I had yesterday was that for some weird reason, my tivo didn't record American Idol! and I missed it!!! ARGH!
Sounds like the snow up in the NE was pretty, I really hope we get at least one snow day this year!! If it's going to be cold, I might as well enjoy it! Here, even if it's is just threatening to snow they shut down everything, LOL
I've never actually been snowed in, but I have been iced in before!
I need to find me some really good soup recipes for phase 1...what are the best ones. I can't eat salads everyday! I need something hot and comforting sometimes!
Hope everyone has a great day!!
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Old 01-16-2008, 12:00 PM   #21  
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Hey all--it's "Back Again Betty!"

I turned 30 yesterday, and after all the celebrating I've been doing lately, it's time to get back on the wagon before my pants no longer fit!

Please send willpower dust my way!
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Old 01-16-2008, 01:37 PM   #22  
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Morning all - I just joined this site and really enjoy all the posts i read (and all the inspiration I get from them). I would like to share a great soup recipe from the SB quick and Easy cookbook - I'll try to type it in the PH1 recipes. Mexican chicken soup - quick to make & really tasty.
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Old 01-16-2008, 01:46 PM   #23  
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Hi Betty, great to see you back! Happy Birthday late.
I'll look for the recipe waquilter, and hope you keep them coming!
Tina, I love the refried bean soup that weezle posted in the recipes, as well as the stuffed pepper soup. I posted a roasted red pepper soup that is one of my favorites. The taco soup, broccoli cheese soup, mmmm These are all in the Recipes section, and some are very quick and easy. Soup is one of my favorite things in the winter. Lots of weekends, I make up a big pot of beef veggie soup to get me through the week - great for quick lunches and snacks. Once DH is gone, I'll probably make a big pot of soup every weekend and live on it all week.
Kim, he is going to sea for 4 mos. We thought the ship was headed for Diego Garcia, but he's getting word that it might be the Persian Gulf. I'm sorry you can't be with your friends for the funeral. I'm sure that would help with your grieving. I'm glad you feel like you can come here to vent.
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Old 01-16-2008, 02:36 PM   #24  
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Hey everyone,
Kim- I'm sorry for your lost and wish you could have gone home to celebrate your friend's life. I totally agree with you on the orientation. I mean if you aren't fresh out of high school I see no point.
to the beach TkGlenn and Waquilter.
Schmoodle- It totally sucks when your DH has to leave. I can't wait until mines gets back home.
Kara- I totally hear you on the whole packing thing. They gave DH a month transition time between his getting home from school and his report date to Germany. It totally sucks because he's going to have to out process during that time. It means that we can't go home to see our families before we leave for Germany for 3 years. I mean let's face it traveling from Hawai'i to Germany isn't economically feasible. So I probably won't see them for the entire 3 years. It also means I have to start getting this house together so it can pass inspection. Of course, I have to do most of this by myself. Oh the joys of military life.
LC- congrats on the successful completion of P1 and the 7lbs loss.
Cyndi-Congrats on the NSV!
Gonna- I hope you feel better soon.
to everyone I missed!
Me- I'm on day 5 of my modified P1 restart. After completing P1 in December my DH came home and I went on a french fry and chocolate eating binge. This time around I didn't want to modify my workout schedule so I have an apple a day. The weight loss is going well and the french fry cravings have subsided.
Good luck staying OP!!
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Pohai, Ramstein flies to McGuire a couple times a week and McGuire flies to Hickam about once a week! Nothing like a free trip home!

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