you ever get a weird song stuck in your head.
this one always comes out from time to time, and i have no clue why.
why would my witness parents play this song and allow it into the minds of their children.
I never get whole songs stuck in my head, just little pieces of the songs. Which reminds me of a game me and my friend play.One person speaks say four lines of a song, and the other person has to guess what the song is, artist and title.
here's the partial I've had running through my head all day.
But they told me
a man should be faithful
and walk when not able
and fight till the end
but I'm only human
i keep hearing good and bad about the atkins diet.
i started it a month ago not really to lose weight, but, i had heard that atkins eliminates sluggishness during the day and insomnia at night.
what was startling was the amount of energy i gained.
I agree with TH, I have been on the atkins diet before, and lost weight and felt great. HOO WEE that rymed. I think that people refer to it as a no carb diet, but it actually is more restrictive of sugar, and frowns upon processed food. Their are plenty of alternatives in the protein dept, from steaks and other red meat. I think alot of people are cranky when they start a new diet routine, I know I am. Plus he explains in the book how the initial two weeks sometimes makes you sluggish because your body is in effect detoxing. Personally once I got through the two week period I felt fabulous. I found I had way more energy than ever before too. Really a person can eat however many carbs they want, the diet just suggest that every person has a limit to which if they start exceeding that amount of carbs on a daily basis, they will gain weight. I think you can find a doctor who will agree or disagree with just about anything. The Atkins diet goes against everything that doctors and "experts" have been saying for years. It's no wonder that some want to critisize it and blame the diet for every sort of ill. I think if you follow the diet in moderation, maintaining a healthy number of carbs, just not an overabundance, than it can be a good and healthy experiance. But the diet can be difficult to execute, and costly, so I guess it's not for everyone, but I have had good experiances with it.
my grandma was the best cook i've ever known.
i miss her holiday treats soo much.
this year i decided to step up to the plate, and takeover by producing some of my own.
here ya go TH er I mean Santa
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do you think that there should be laws that forbid either adults from deciding if their minor children will refuse blood, and or laws forbiding minors from refusing blood.
i ask because on one hand i don't know if the law should be able to circumvent parents rights, but on the other hand in a matter of life and death, should we allow children to make a permanent decision(or their parents)about something they may come to recognize later as wrong.
Do you think that there should be laws that forbid either adults from deciding if their minor children will refuse blood, and or laws forbiding minors from refusing blood. I ask because on one hand I don't know if the law should be able to circumvent parents rights, but on the other hand in a matter of life and death, should we allow children to make a permanent decision(or their parents)about something they may come to recognize later as wrong.
my grandma was the best cook i've ever known.
i miss her holiday treats soo much.
this year i decided to step up to the plate, and takeover by producing some of my own.
I have never made this particular recipe, but my grandmother used to make them every year. They are yummyyyy!!!!! My grandmother has alzheimers, so basically she can't cook anymore, and can't share any of the recipes which she kept in her head. So, I will be using this recipe myself to recreate her goodies. I wish you luck on your batch. Tell me what you think of them.
from http://www.exjws.net/pioneers/pioneers.htm.
anthony o. munoz.
and his disassociation letter after 50 years in the wt.
Thank you for sharing this letter.Do any of you think hearts could be opened at the "top" so to speak by these letters of disassociating? I have only read Joe Anderson's letter, and now this one. They are so honest and well written. Do you think it's possible that these letters themselves can sow seeds of enlightenment?
but three guys, lyineyes...........?
and in just two hours?????
edited by - wildturkey on 21 december 2002 11:42:22.
Maybe there's some things about men, she wishes you knew?
YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BIGGER, BIGGER, BIGGER
edited to agree with Moe
Edited by - meadow77 on 19 December 2002 19:58:19
my grandma was the best cook i've ever known.
i miss her holiday treats soo much.
this year i decided to step up to the plate, and takeover by producing some of my own.
My grandma was the best cook I've ever known. I miss her holiday treats soo much. This year I decided to step up to the plate, and takeover by producing some of my own. I have never been that great in the kitchen, so it will be a learning process, but I'm willing to try. I thought we could share some of our favorite holiday recipes. For those non-cookers like me, share a recipe of something you enjoy eating. This is a recipe for the best holiday cookie ever, the Snickerdoodle. This is also for my friends in chat, so they will know that the Snickerdoodle does truly exist.
| Snickerdoodles |
| Servings: 36 cookies |
| Ingredients: 3 3/4 Cups all-purpose flour 1 tsp. baking powder 1/4 tsp. CREAM OF TARTAR 2 tsp. CINNAMON 1 Cup butter (2 sticks), softened 2 Cups sugar 2 eggs 1/4 Cup milk 1 tsp. VANILLA EXTRACT 3 TB. CINNAMON SUGAR |
| Instructions: Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Combine flour, baking powder, CREAM OF TARTAR, and CINNAMON in a medium bowl. In a large mixing bowl, beat butter until creamy, add sugar and beat until light and fluffy, about 3 minutes with an electric. Add eggs, milk and VANILLA, beat slowly at first until the liquid starts to become incorporated, then beat well until combined, scraping the bowl occasionally. Add flour mixture, gradually beating until combined. Scrape the bowl to make sure that all of the flour is incorporated. The dough may be refrigerated at this time to make it easier to work with because it is a soft dough, but this step is not necessary. Form dough into golf ball sized balls, roll in CINNAMON SUGAR, and place on an ungreased cookie sheet. Flatten the cookies with the bottom of a glass to about 1/4" thickness. Bake for 11-14 minutes at 375 degrees F until golden. Remove from pans and cool. Preparation Time: 10 minutes plus chilling time. Baking Time: 11-14 minutes per pan at 375 degrees F. |
| Source: Diana Baker Woodall |
| Date: December 2001 |
ok so i'm on the phone talking to my friend, when i hear a knock so light i wasn't even sure if it was a knock.... (the doorbell, lighted, works just fine).. i open the door.
two attractive young ladies in their early 20s are standing there, don't even make eye contact.
one reaches into her bookbag and pulls out the lasts watchtower and asnake magazines and proceeds to ramble incoherently for the next 30 seconds.
I printed out some silent lamb tracts, and I'm ready!!!!
Good for you, I was never in the borg, so I can only imagine how satisfying it must be to finally confront them with no fear. You go on with your bad self
did anyone see oj simpson on espn last night?.
dan patrick interveiwed that scumbag.dan asked him... .
ya, so do you still spend money trying to find nicoles killer?.
Hey guys-no need to quarrel.Let's fight the "real enemy"
