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Carri
Susan/VA: What a cute name for a cat. Ours is named Butterscotch because that is his color. I call him "b" or "bb" and he comes to me when I call any of those names. I was a cat disliker until he came into our home. He had been dumped out by my husband's plant to be killed by coyotes or starve to death. He showed up at the back door of the breakroom with a messed up left eye and no one wanted him. Jack tried to get him into a rescue place but they all wanted over $200 to take him, some rescue huh? He called me and asked what he should do as he couldn't set it loose again. I told him to bring him home. He was barely 9 weeks old from what the vet said. I guess the ole mama in me took over and he is one of my two non-human babies. I love him to death and he is such a hoot. He taught himself to sit for treats like the dog does when we let the dog go outside to go to the bathroom, he sits at the door while the dog is outside and if he feels he has been out there too long comes and meows at us until we let Fortune in. Like I said before, he wakes us up in the mornings (obviously ignoring weekends!
) and his favorite thing to have done to him is either mess with his ears or what I call "stripping" his tail where you make a fist around his tail then gently pull the length of it. He is screwy, but we love him.Carri: WOOHOO on the losses! That is great! You will be at goal in no time!
Amanda: I just think it is awful to spoil the fun for other people, you know? The thing people need to realize, is once the book is out to the public, you better read it fast because word is going to get out what the secret stuff in the book is. This one has a couple big ones. So sorry about your country continuing to have bombing troubles. It sickens me this world can't seem to live together in peace.
Jack should be home in about an hour so I can stop talking to the animals for entertainment!
I did watch Beyond the Sea (film about Bobby Darin, who I love) and The English Patient, which is a wonderful film, but so sad, though I think Colin Firth is seriously sexy! Unfortunately, Ralph Fiennes (who BTW for you Harry P fans is going to be playing Voldemort in the movies) is the only male who takes his clothes off, darn it!
I am a seriously sick old lady!

Guess I better get out of here for now. Everyone have a fabo weekend and stay out of the extreme heat we all seem to be experiencing!
Faye


I actually put some effort in and got in my water. today I will try and traverse getting back on my food plan.
him. I think it is one of the hardest and most thankless of occupations, but he and the few men and women that continue to raise crops and animals are still the backbone of this country and what makes it great. My dmom and step father were dairy farmers when I was in high school (I didn't live with them) and though I don't like the country life, they loved it. Then there is you, who strives to improve young minds under great pressure in these days I might add. What a wonderful combination!
Plans to do the hypnosis thing over again after our week at the lake in August. Personally, it is just really hard at age 50 to change some of those life long behaviors and attitudes - sometimes the dieting itself makes me think more about food and what I am missing?? Yikes - enough rambling for me.
ummmm...and I have a fish named Stella.
Geez!!! I cannot believe how hot of a summer we are having ... like you Faye, my A/C has been running non-stop ... wish I didnt have to get out tomorrow for work since it is going to be the hottest of all the days but what can you do? I cannot call off for heat I guess -
I'm glad that WW is going well for you - it's a good solid diet that you can stick to for life isn't it?