my husband and i are starting our diet on monday.
tomorrow we do our shopping.
what are your favorite healthy foods?.
I would say tomatoes....... i can eat those like apples...
I like tomatoes but I'm picky...I like garden tomatoes or the small cherry tomatoes.
I think I will pick some up.
Oh, and I'm doing weight watchers. He is doing the "Subway" diet. He has lost a lot doing that before and is going back on it.
my husband and i are starting our diet on monday.
tomorrow we do our shopping.
what are your favorite healthy foods?.
My husband and I are starting our diet on Monday. Tomorrow we do our shopping. What are your favorite healthy foods?
I love fruits and veggies. I also like grilled chicken. What else should I put on my shopping list?
the first holiday of the season is coming up soon, and i was wondering why j.w.
's don't celebrate it.
it's not a bilbical event, as far as i know.
I was told it was because "we shouldn't be thankful only one day"....
ok usually i'll be drinking iced tea when i read... sometime coffee if i read in the am.
i've tried reading while mr.panda is watching tv but that doesn't always work.
so what do you do while you read?
I snuggle up in bed with a hot cup of tea.....
well , with so many posts about pets i thought i'd ask this question.
we have 3 great pyrenees dogs.
the oldest is 11yrs and the youngest is 4yrs old.
Lhasa Apsos
just curious.. todays "times" says that americans do most things one hour before the brits do.. americans, it says, start work at 8am, brits rarely before 9 am.
american lunch is at 12 noon, the uk is 1pm.
american dinner is at 6pm, uk eats around 7.. but how many hours do you need to actually work?.
I telecommute but have to work my regular office hours. I work 8 to 5 Mon. - Fri.
i am not a former jw, but my mother has been one for years and as you all know, that affected me as well.
i was raised catholic in a nice part of queens ny, and for the most part i never had a problem with my faith.
when i turned ten or so, my mother became entrenched in the jehova witnesses, and has not looked back since.
Welcome
Sometimes I think the animal shelters are just as bad.
One morning my mother and I got up around 6 am to pick up a dog that she had seen around that time each morning at the school she where she worked. The dog was very very ill and couldn't even stand up. The animal shelter told us that after hours or on weekends they kept a pen outside that people could drop animals off and they would take care of them. We took the little dog and put him in the pen. We had figured that they would put him to sleep since he was in such misery. He was so starved that he couldn't eat. It was horrifying.
Later that day I stopped by to see what they had done with the little dog and they told me that he was in "doggie intensive care" but was doing well. I felt so much better about it.
Then, my mother went by to see the dog and they couldn't show him to her. She fussed until they finally told her that they let him out of the pen accidentally..... The dog couldn't stand up but they "accidentally" let him out of the pen.
I was so mad that I went to the head of the humane shelter and she checked into it. She backed their story up and told me that sometimes they get "super doggie strength"....and that is what happened to the dog. He just jumped up and slipped out of the pen....
Uggggghhhh! I was sooooo mad......and still am.
Country Girl and Panda...
I know exactly how you feel. Animal cruelty makes me sick and sooooo mad. In college, I wrote a speech for one of my classes on dog fighting. Doing the research made me absolutely ill. I would literally feel sick to my stomach and have to take breaks. I was horrified by all that I found out and so angry.
I was glad I did the speech. It went over well with my audience and I believe people should be more aware of what goes on. Maybe this way they will notice animal cruelty and report it.
talk about your ironic justice, huh?
my thoughts exactly.....
