Afternoon, everyone!
I have concentrated on sticking to on program foods today. So far, I have managed. I have been tempted terribly, but have not caved in. The chips were calling to me, but I told them to shut up! Instead, I had some triscuits with cheese and chipped beef.
FILLISE: What time are you pulling that Apple Brown Betty from the oven? Have I got time to get there? What is it? Three hours? Send me directions!
BOB: Um, so who are you pulling for? Dawgs or Tide? (gosh there seems like there is so much to learn when it comes to college football! I feel like a dunce!)
DEB: I may need the DD. I will give it a few days and see what happens! You could bring the traveling one here, and enjoy the cooler weather....

I can empathize about the kids and leaving their mark in mess...mine are all terrible! I thought making them do all the housework would teach them to be better, but it did not work! They are all still slobs!
HEART: Those anti SB articles really burn me. That dietician doesn't know SQUAT about how insulin works! How do they get through college with such ignorance??? Of course excess insulin causes weight gain! Any idiot can figure that out. I thank God my doctor is not one of the idiots!

Finding a goal weight is a pain these days! There are so many charts out there! I sure hope your hubby eventually gets on the SB bandwagon! Men are so dense when it comes to healthy eating! Mine is such an exception...but then, he watched his father suffer and struggle with a heart condition and did not want to deal with that if he could help it. He made it his life long goal to be as healthy as he could be...his self discipline can be disgusting at times! Especially when I am falling off the wagon, like last night!
TRISH: I hope you can make it through the game with out losing it. I have to admit just the thought brought tears to my eyes, and I started giggling at the same time. I cry at everything. Crying is good for you though...and it means you are not numbing your feelings, which is healthier than stuffing them! I guess you can call them proud tears...so cry away. Jordan deserves those tears!
JACK: Hey, go for the leather, baby! If your hubby suggested it, paid for it, and WANTS you to wear them, do it! Who else matters? Leather is not just for young chicks. Old chicks can wear it too. You strut that stuff, and have a blast! By the way, when my hip was bothering me, it did not seem to be in the joint either, but it was. The hip joint is weird... Hope it improves soon!
COUNTRY: Can't wait to see you in your leather skirt and Jack in her leather pants!

I hope some day, I can fit into something leather! Right now, the only leather I can wear is shoes....
DEB: Thanks for posting that recipe. I am getting apples next week, and will have to try it out. I wonder if it will crisp up with the agave? I find agave tends to make stuff soft and not crisp.
CHRISD: There is a very good article on mercury poisoning in last month's Reader's Digest. Symptoms that were sighted in the article included brain fog, hair loss, and extreme fatigue. I get all that from being hypothyroid!
JECRITES: I would think if you don't do many cakes, just a few here and there, it would not be considered a business. If you are planning on advertising, you may have to consider it more officially a business, and check out the rules and regulations. If you can approach the powers that be on base and ask them if your doing a few cakes for people constitutes a business to them, I bet they will tell you no. After all, if you knitted sweaters and sold them here or there, no one would consider it a business... Can you decorate a plain round cake too? Or do you only do the character pans?
PANCHO: What is eye revision surgery? Is it that laser surgery? I am considering having that done, but I have a very bad astigmatism. I used to wear contacts, but now my eyes are too dry and I can't tolerate them. I miss them! Especially since I hate wearing glasses!