Another Wensleydale cranberry cheese fan here. I like to pick up a different cheese each time I go to a Whole Foods Market. I also like Neal's cheeses as well.
I like trying different foods and different recipes - it adds some spice to life.
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Mmmm! Gotta' try Wensleydale cranberry cheese . . .
by Madame Quixote init's got to be the best cheese i've tried in years.
i decided to treat myself to something nice tonight cuz i was feeling a bit blah.. took a brisk walk on the beach and felt 90% better.
when i tried this lovely cheese with galway pipe port and cuban bread (also things i've never tried before), i was up to 100%.
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It's a toss up between Grey's Anatomy and Heroes, with the Office close behind.
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What preoccupied your mind today?
by greendawn inso what was one thing that significantly preoccupied your mind today or part of today something you thought a lot about?
for me it was handing over some work on a deadline which comes up next week.
i can't go over even by one day so i better be on time.
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I can't believe that no one said sex....
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Does looks matter much to you?
by JH inwhat importance do you place in the looks of a friend, or lover?.
does the interior stand out more than the exterior shell which is skin deep?.
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I have to be physically attracted to a lover. I've found that if a man has a good personality, he becomes even more attractive. There have been few men I would reject because of appearance, though I have to admit jacked-up teeth are a turnoff and poor personal hygiene is a deal breaker.
<br><br>I've rejected *WAY* more men because of personality, character or lack of intelligence.
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Word/image Association: What does "Rainbow" make you think of?
by gaiagirl ina jw who works where i work saw a new age cd with an image of a rainbow on the cover, and immediately said "this is homosexual".
is this a widespread feeling among jw's, or fundamentalists in general?
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good answer, loonie!
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Feeling a little sorry for ourselves...
by exwitless inlittle drummer boy and i have struggled our entire married lives in just about every way: financially, emotionally, religiously, you name it.
it's like nothing ever comes easy for us.
just when one sorta good thing happens, something a whole lot worse happens and ruins our optimism.
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HI ex,
I'm a single parent with a full time job and sole responsibility for a kid, house, yard and car. I know about ruts, routine and exhaustion. One of the things I did early on was to take a hard look at the tasks I performed at home in an effort to simplify my life. I decided I was overdoing the housecleaning, so I stopped doing some things. Other things I did less frequently. I also did that with my errands - because they were consuming large parts of the day. I also got extremely organized. Doing these things freed up time so that I could just stare at the wall if I wanted, or take my daughter to a park and spend an hour swinging.
I also started giving my daughter chores when she was 3. I added one or two every year. By the time she was 12, she was cleaning the house and doing laundry (receiving an allowance). From what I observe, many parents don't expect much of their kids in that department. The kids won't do as a good of a job as an adult, but really, it doesn't matter for most chores.
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Women Fall In Love With What They Hear.......
by new boy inmen in what they see..............true or false?
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Assuming other important qualities are present, flattery will get a man everywhere. ;-)
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Did you see anything Strange at the Memorial- if you went???
by Mad ini want to see if i imagined it!.
mad.
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lol@loonie
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Tell me your story for my next door neighbor
by dawg inok, so my next door neighbor is thanks i'm slightly insane, we're friends and he actually knows i'm insane.
i think he finds it hard to believe that a religion can be so controlling.
please halp me, and remember that whatever you say may be used in an article i'm writing for the atlanta journal constitution.
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Hi Dawg, Here's my story, but I don't think it will help prove your point. ;-) http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/103000/1779428/post.ashx#1779428
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MY OBSERVATIONS FROM THE MEMORIAL TONIGHT (just got home)
by Mary inwell, as per usual, the memorial talk bored the hell out of me, but i found it, in one way to be an improvement over last years when they had the most boring speaker on the planet there http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/111544/1.ashx this guy at least knew how to speak.
unfortunately, he didn't have much of a script to work with.. there was the mention of adam sinning and mankind needing a redeemer etc., no mention of when the israelites left egypt though.
that's probably the first year i've ever seen where this hasn't been mentioned.
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I went and there was a Bethel speaker who wasn't awful. It seemed to be a pretty standard Memorial talk, except there was less emphasis on how only the 144K should partake. He did talk about how the Memorial should only be celebrated once a year and then told of early dissension among congregations in the 1st/2nd centuries, indicating that congs in Asia Minor were excommunicated by the Bishop? in Rome for celebrating on Nissan 14. I hadn't heard that before. Overall, I felt emotionally flat. No annoyance but no joy or appreciation as in past years.