Posts by fatanr11

Original Post by pavlovcat:

 Just wait 'til you poo!  It'll be so purdy!

 oooooooo rainbow poo! *oooooooohhh* *ahhhhhhh*

Original Post by turtles_all_the_way_down:

Original Post by fatanr11:

blah blah blah un important

Now for the good stuff.

I <3 your profile pic!

 hey turtles! i never said "blah blah blah un important" stuff! SHEESH

Thanks! i thought the pic was adorable... and i've been lifting weights, so i figured it was a sure fire match lmao

sorry guys. i wasn't trying to come in here and stir up the pot. i was simply trying to call a truce, or whatever you call it when dealing with an internet forum. I post here a lot, and enjoy doing so, and would rather not have to leave threads b/c certain people are in them.

and i'm not sure how this is stalkerish, it isn't meant to be.

michachu,

i heard that there are no calories in thanksgiving-type food - but ONLY if you eat on thanksgiving day. So, I think you are safe!!!!

bahaha :)

is lorik back?

 WWW.peopleofwalmart.com

hmmm im bored at work!

i agree, amethyst. there is nothing more delicious than home-grown veggies (home-grown meaning just that, or from farmer's market). It is actually kind of disturbing (to my anyway) if you think about where the fruits and veggies come from that are in the grocery stores... i read on a website where the average fruit travels an average of 5-6 days, or approximately 3000 miles, before it even hits the grocer's produce section. So, imagine how "old" the stuff is before we even get it! I am a local supported of local farmer's markets for fruits and veggies. You can honestly taste the freshness from something home grown versus from across the country!

ooo ooo Michachu, i'm glad you came by my thread.

Can we call a truce, please?

Original Post by amethystgirl:

And if that doesn't turn anything up... start checking for a bunny tail.

 will do!

i have 3 Pomeranians

Tansey - 6 years old

Russell J. - 3 years

Brody - 3 years

they are all rescues as well :)

when i boil eggs to make egg salad, i use 3-4 eggs. 2-3 egg whites only and 1 whole egg. instead of wasting the egg yolks, i give them to my dogs (cooked of course) (i have 3 dogs). egg yolks are good for their coats :)

Original Post by annkatcom:

Original Post by fatanr11:

Original Post by alibsam:

Frappucinos are NOT low cal...

 perhaps not "low" cal, but I don't think 110 cals is an awful lot for a light mocha frappucino from starbucks... that's for a small size. A medium is 140 and a large is 210. But, they are delicious and I still don't think 110 is bad for a delicious frappucino (no whip of course).

 110 cal frappucino vs. 300 cal Mocha.... I didn't say they were low cal--I said lowER cal. I am just looking for a splurge that doesn't ruin the whole day. You know, like Skinny Cow or Edy's ice cream vs. the full-fat, real deal. Like fatanr says, they are delicious so it's great to be aware of a drink that is such a treat for not as many cals. 110 beats the heck out of 380.

Also, not all fraps are made with just ice like Starbucks so I am aware that some places have frap drinks that are MUCH higher in cals/sugar (Like DQ and Sonic--they are made from half ice cream, half sugar/ice--Yikes!)

 you're exactly right annkatcom!!! those "fraps" at Sonic and DQ are horrible. Don't even go there for those things!!! But yeah, that's why I posted in response to alibsam's post that fraps arent low cal, because to me, 110 isn't bad for a delicious mocha frappucino!!!

Original Post by watergirl:

you asked. i answered. any more questions? one of the best thing about getting old is you lose the dumb act. heh.

http://caloriecount.about.com/another-waste-p ost-b-c-people-ft156369

 you're so sweet! i must mean a lot to you that you would go and dig up one of my old threads. i can feel the love  kisses to watergirl!!!!

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Original Post by fatanr11:

Original Post by moonikins:

Original Post by fatanr11:

During the winter when it's necessary to have our heat on, we keep it on 60 during the day and 61/62 when we get home, then turn it down to 60 at night. But, we, too, have lots of blankets, slippers, sweats, etc. It's rare that we are actually cold in our house. If we are having company over, we up the heat by 5-6 degrees since everyone is not comfy in 60 :)

But, i'd rather wear socks, sweatpants, and a sweatshirt and save on our heating bill, then be warm wearing a t shirt during the winter... know what i mean? :P

I'd rather live where I didn't have to worry about a high heating bill. Until then, I'd rather be able to afford wearing a Tshirt around the house than have to wear lots of clothes.

 not sure why you targeted my post specifically, considering other people posted about leaving their heat on lower than ours. It isn't that we "can't" afford it, we choose not to heat up our ENTIRE house when we spend most of our time in only 2-3 rooms. That doesn't make sense. We turn off the vents in the rooms that are unused, but the heat will still run and run until the living room (where our thermostat is located) until it's at xx degrees. And I never siad I had to wear "lots" of clothes. Don't know where you're from, but wearing shirts and pants isn't "lots of clothes" as you put it.

oh pleeez. its because you painted a big target on your back when you started being a crybaby because people hijack threads. get real.

 hmm not sure I was being a crybaby there, but okay... Whatever you old ladies say! Apparently my post had no being in here because I was contributing to the OP... makes sense... not.

Original Post by moonikins:

Original Post by fatanr11:

During the winter when it's necessary to have our heat on, we keep it on 60 during the day and 61/62 when we get home, then turn it down to 60 at night. But, we, too, have lots of blankets, slippers, sweats, etc. It's rare that we are actually cold in our house. If we are having company over, we up the heat by 5-6 degrees since everyone is not comfy in 60 :)

But, i'd rather wear socks, sweatpants, and a sweatshirt and save on our heating bill, then be warm wearing a t shirt during the winter... know what i mean? :P

I'd rather live where I didn't have to worry about a high heating bill. Until then, I'd rather be able to afford wearing a Tshirt around the house than have to wear lots of clothes.

 not sure why you targeted my post specifically, considering other people posted about leaving their heat on lower than ours. It isn't that we "can't" afford it, we choose not to heat up our ENTIRE house when we spend most of our time in only 2-3 rooms. That doesn't make sense. We turn off the vents in the rooms that are unused, but the heat will still run and run until the living room (where our thermostat is located) until it's at xx degrees. And I never siad I had to wear "lots" of clothes. Don't know where you're from, but wearing shirts and pants isn't "lots of clothes" as you put it.