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Thank you, Erin... actually I'm miraculously almost fully recovered this
morning with the exception of my blue knee. But it almost doesn't hurt at all when I bend it anymore, just when you touch it! WOOHOO! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Erin Marsh" wrote in message . co.nz... On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 19:43:47 -0600, "Kristin" wrote: Aww OUCH, Lee... sorry to hear of your foot. I hope it feels better soon. I had a glorious moment in the parking lot at the mall last night, turned over my ankle and landed on my knee! Now I have a right knee that hurts like hell and a left ankle that isn't very steady... wonderful. Ooh, ouch. I hope it's not too bad and that you're feeling better soon. -- Erin in NZ 125/90/75 kgs 275.3/198.2/165 lbs RafL goal 180.6lbs (82 kilos) "It is not the mountain we conquer, it is ourselves" Sir Edmund Hilary |
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I dropped a potato on my toe a few weeks ago. Man, did that hurt! Ended up
with a bruise from it. I know it sounds kind of weird, a potato doing that much damage, but it was very large, in fact I cooked it for dinner and the three of us shared it. The only other time I've ever seen baked potatoes that large was when we were in Las Vegas in 2000. Brenda "Joyce" wrote in message ... BIG ouch! Those cans are heavy, let alone having to try to duck from an entire box full. Glad most of them missed you and that no major damage was done. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 17:29:37 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: it is much better now, it was a box of canned soup and one of them hit the joint on my big toe. the blessing is that they cans all missed the toe I broke a while back on that same foot. Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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what are doing lurking around in an alley for? it is probably not well lit
enough and if it is like some I have been there is always an animal that wants to come home with you,,, and then there are the cats and dogs that want to be fed as well... Prairie Roots wrote in message ... Thanks Lee. Every once in a while I need to be reminded that if I want to go ice skating, there are several lakes in close distance for me to choose from. Ice surfing in the alley, though, is strictly forbidden. I'll be sure to heed your warning. Thanks for caring. Prairie Roots On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 07:52:09 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: HEY YOU PR!!! BE CAREFUL, Lee Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . So far, I've managed to avoid flying frozen food. But I haven't been as lucky with stationary frozen water. I've already had one nasty spill on the ice, falling straight forward and doing a belly flop. Near knocked the wind out of me! I was sore for a day or two but no injuries more serious than a scraped knee. I guess I need someone to tell me the same thing I told my daughters every time they stepped outside: Be careful! Prairie Roots On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:51:54 -0600, Joyce wrote: OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message . .. I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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Yes they are heavy, I got a sale on healthy choice soups at a dollar a can,
so I punished the clam chowder by eating it with a portion of imitation crab meat added, Lee Joyce wrote in message ... BIG ouch! Those cans are heavy, let alone having to try to duck from an entire box full. Glad most of them missed you and that no major damage was done. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 17:29:37 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: it is much better now, it was a box of canned soup and one of them hit the joint on my big toe. the blessing is that they cans all missed the toe I broke a while back on that same foot. Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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talk about the adrenaline rush, some officers are just so sensitive aren't
they, Lee Joyce wrote in message ... Ohhhhhhh, I really try to avoid that frozen water. My neighbor fell on her outdoor stairs several years ago, broke her ankle. It was evening and she was alone. She laid outside for about 20 minutes before anyone heard her yelling. Dang scary! Today is the first ice I've seen this season, so hasn't been too hard to avoid it. I am constantly telling my kids to be careful, they constantly roll there eyes at me. BUT ... I learned last evening that I DO NOT enjoy getting phone calls at 10:30PM from the local police. They are idiots, have no common sense. Phone rings, I answer .. am greeted with, "hello, this is officer soandso from the glen ellyn police department (in a very deep, serious official voice). I'm looking for Michael (which also happens to be my sons given name, although no one calls him that)." I took a deep breath and squeaked out, "senior?" his reply, "I think that would be right". heavy sigh Hub took the rest of the phone call in the other room, I was left shaking in the family room. I finally walked in on him and blurted out, ARE THE KIDS OK? Finally got an answer, and the officer did apologize - said he worked the night shift so never thought about NOT calling at that time period, or stating immediately that it was not an emergency call. Geeeeeesh! Anyway, he was calling because we have some handguns of our uncles that we want to get rid of, but are unsure how to legally do so. They are currently in a safety deposit box, and neither of us have handgun permits so were unsure as to legality of transporting them. Questions are answered and hopefully we can get them out of our possession. Joyce On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 22:00:17 -0600, Prairie Roots wrote: So far, I've managed to avoid flying frozen food. But I haven't been as lucky with stationary frozen water. I've already had one nasty spill on the ice, falling straight forward and doing a belly flop. Near knocked the wind out of me! I was sore for a day or two but no injuries more serious than a scraped knee. I guess I need someone to tell me the same thing I told my daughters every time they stepped outside: Be careful! Prairie Roots On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:51:54 -0600, Joyce wrote: OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message ... I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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it is much better today, I usually bruise very badly so I feel very blessed
to have gotten off so easily, Lee Prairie Roots wrote in message ... I know how bad it hurts to have one can of soup land on my foot. A whole box sounds excruciating. You were very lucky to have avoided breaking any bones. Hope you're fully recovered now from both the pain and the pain killer. Prairie Roots On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 17:29:37 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: it is much better now, it was a box of canned soup and one of them hit the joint on my big toe. the blessing is that they cans all missed the toe I broke a while back on that same foot. Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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Hey watch it, you're talking about the street where I live! LOL
Actually in my 100-year-old section of the city (my house was built in 1906), alleys provide the only access to our garages/off-street parking, and where the city insists we keep our garbage cans for sanitation pickup. I fell walking behind my car. Actually I'm more apt to encounter rabbits and squirrels than I am stray dogs and cats. The city seems pretty good about picking them up and the neighbors responsible about keeping their pets as pets. On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 09:57:28 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: what are doing lurking around in an alley for? it is probably not well lit enough and if it is like some I have been there is always an animal that wants to come home with you,,, and then there are the cats and dogs that want to be fed as well... Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . Thanks Lee. Every once in a while I need to be reminded that if I want to go ice skating, there are several lakes in close distance for me to choose from. Ice surfing in the alley, though, is strictly forbidden. I'll be sure to heed your warning. Thanks for caring. Prairie Roots On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 07:52:09 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: HEY YOU PR!!! BE CAREFUL, Lee Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . So far, I've managed to avoid flying frozen food. But I haven't been as lucky with stationary frozen water. I've already had one nasty spill on the ice, falling straight forward and doing a belly flop. Near knocked the wind out of me! I was sore for a day or two but no injuries more serious than a scraped knee. I guess I need someone to tell me the same thing I told my daughters every time they stepped outside: Be careful! Prairie Roots On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:51:54 -0600, Joyce wrote: OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message . .. I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie Prairie Roots 232/167/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003 |
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And considering what could be happening in alleys, boring is very very
good. The most exciting thing going on back there is me trying not to fall flat on my face. On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 02:21:20 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: well bummer that's kinda boring, Lee, who is glad to hear somebody's neighbors are responsible Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . Hey watch it, you're talking about the street where I live! LOL Actually in my 100-year-old section of the city (my house was built in 1906), alleys provide the only access to our garages/off-street parking, and where the city insists we keep our garbage cans for sanitation pickup. I fell walking behind my car. Actually I'm more apt to encounter rabbits and squirrels than I am stray dogs and cats. The city seems pretty good about picking them up and the neighbors responsible about keeping their pets as pets. On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 09:57:28 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: what are doing lurking around in an alley for? it is probably not well lit enough and if it is like some I have been there is always an animal that wants to come home with you,,, and then there are the cats and dogs that want to be fed as well... Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . Thanks Lee. Every once in a while I need to be reminded that if I want to go ice skating, there are several lakes in close distance for me to choose from. Ice surfing in the alley, though, is strictly forbidden. I'll be sure to heed your warning. Thanks for caring. Prairie Roots On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 07:52:09 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: HEY YOU PR!!! BE CAREFUL, Lee Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . So far, I've managed to avoid flying frozen food. But I haven't been as lucky with stationary frozen water. I've already had one nasty spill on the ice, falling straight forward and doing a belly flop. Near knocked the wind out of me! I was sore for a day or two but no injuries more serious than a scraped knee. I guess I need someone to tell me the same thing I told my daughters every time they stepped outside: Be careful! Prairie Roots On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:51:54 -0600, Joyce wrote: OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message . .. I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie Prairie Roots 232/167/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003 Prairie Roots 232/167/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003 |
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The size of a medium egg plant? Wow, that is large. I've never seen them
that size here. "Miss Violette" wrote in message ... your potato sounds like the avocado I bought on the same trip, it is huge, is called California avocado, and has smooth skin, what was I thinking... is the size of a medium sized egg plant, Lee, considering all that fat,,, and drooling Brenda Hammond wrote in message ... I dropped a potato on my toe a few weeks ago. Man, did that hurt! Ended up with a bruise from it. I know it sounds kind of weird, a potato doing that much damage, but it was very large, in fact I cooked it for dinner and the three of us shared it. The only other time I've ever seen baked potatoes that large was when we were in Las Vegas in 2000. Brenda "Joyce" wrote in message ... BIG ouch! Those cans are heavy, let alone having to try to duck from an entire box full. Glad most of them missed you and that no major damage was done. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 17:29:37 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: it is much better now, it was a box of canned soup and one of them hit the joint on my big toe. the blessing is that they cans all missed the toe I broke a while back on that same foot. Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message .. . I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie |
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good point, Lee
Prairie Roots wrote in message ... And considering what could be happening in alleys, boring is very very good. The most exciting thing going on back there is me trying not to fall flat on my face. On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 02:21:20 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: well bummer that's kinda boring, Lee, who is glad to hear somebody's neighbors are responsible Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . Hey watch it, you're talking about the street where I live! LOL Actually in my 100-year-old section of the city (my house was built in 1906), alleys provide the only access to our garages/off-street parking, and where the city insists we keep our garbage cans for sanitation pickup. I fell walking behind my car. Actually I'm more apt to encounter rabbits and squirrels than I am stray dogs and cats. The city seems pretty good about picking them up and the neighbors responsible about keeping their pets as pets. On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 09:57:28 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: what are doing lurking around in an alley for? it is probably not well lit enough and if it is like some I have been there is always an animal that wants to come home with you,,, and then there are the cats and dogs that want to be fed as well... Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . Thanks Lee. Every once in a while I need to be reminded that if I want to go ice skating, there are several lakes in close distance for me to choose from. Ice surfing in the alley, though, is strictly forbidden. I'll be sure to heed your warning. Thanks for caring. Prairie Roots On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 07:52:09 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: HEY YOU PR!!! BE CAREFUL, Lee Prairie Roots wrote in message .. . So far, I've managed to avoid flying frozen food. But I haven't been as lucky with stationary frozen water. I've already had one nasty spill on the ice, falling straight forward and doing a belly flop. Near knocked the wind out of me! I was sore for a day or two but no injuries more serious than a scraped knee. I guess I need someone to tell me the same thing I told my daughters every time they stepped outside: Be careful! Prairie Roots On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:51:54 -0600, Joyce wrote: OUCH! I managed to miss the flying food the other day. Someone had dug around in the freezer and played a balancing act with a bag of chicken breasts. I opened the door and out it flew. You should have seen how fast I moved those feet of mine. LOL Frozen chicken does not feel good when falling on bare feet. G Hope your foot is feeling better soon. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 06:07:10 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: you are right, I am having a brain cramp, we went shopping tonight and a box broke that DH was holding as we were putting groceries away and hit top of my foot so I took a pain pill and am NOT working at optimum capacity, Lee Joyce wrote in message . .. I believe the mom is going on a *no flour, no sugar* type of diet - breads would be totally out of the picture ... I think. Joyce On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 03:43:41 -0600, "Miss Violette" wrote: I just bought a low carb bread, branberry I think, approved by the Dr. A plan and all that, one point per slice I think and six grams of carb, she could have that as toast with peanutbutter instead of jelly, not carb free but more friendly to low carb, HTH, Lee Anglea Woollcombe wrote in message m... but we need also breakfast ideas, lunches and dinners shouldn't be a problem. she has to change her breakfast because she has a slice of toast with cereal in the morning so that is why we need some kind of a basis for a meal plan any ideas angie "Kristin" wrote in message ... Dr. Gott in the newspaper claims that if you stop eating everything WHITE in your diet, you will be healthy and lose in a good way. Maybe that's something mom can try? No flour or sugar in any way shape or form. Yikes, strict! -- ~Kristin O~ 272/242.6/172 Here's our FAQ: http://www.didian.com/asdww/ and welcome notice: http://www.geocities.com/welcomenotice/index.html "Anglea Woollcombe" wrote in message . .. i am looking for a website that has info on no sugar no flour diet. it needs to have a diet plan and info about the diet. i am looking for info for my mother. she wants to start it after the holidays. i tried the web but couldn't find any good sites. will look there again. hoping to find something out here thanks angie Prairie Roots 232/167/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003 Prairie Roots 232/167/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003 |
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