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:wink3::tt1::tt1:Tracey:wub::w00t::wub::wink2: Went to Walmart just know depressed and thought I could get some cheap yarn to make some toilet tissue covers....still waiting for my prize to come.... :w00t::w00t::w00t:I say this yarn Red Heart that is flecked and said wow... to expensive at 7 dollars, but maybe those are the ones for 4 dollars.....OMG..so this woman who works in the store tells me she will check the price;.......ONE DOLLAR... they were discontinued ...only the fiex for one dollar... the unflex...took to the scanner becasue would use for a hat...$ 4 dollars SO yours truly purchased all the black flexed for 1 dollar apiece and will make this great coat (which I will double the yarn for)..... OMG TO EXCITED>..asked the manager and she said..lady everyone complains...I said I am not complaining how will I know when it goes major markdown...no signs at the store so excited...poor DH ,,, he said the bags of yarn were just hanging out of the bags :thumbup::thumbup::crying::thumbup::thumbup:

Just came back from Walmart...they had a one lb bag usa raised small filets individually packaged for 4 dollars....like the individual packaged inside

[quote name= Laura-did you get your yarn? ][/b] :tt1::tt1:Waiting for the mailman:wub::wub: but maybe I should crochet a lapband:laugh: Kidding aside the internet has beautiful items... just need more yarn:sneaky::thumbup::sneaky::crying:

Cottage cheese is high is salt For me.... cottage cheese leaves a nasty taste in my mouth and I find that I desire to eat (not hungry) but that could be from the salt

Good for you :huh2:

Is that Palm Springs...Cal or Florida? I am from NY and you go on vacation to Florida and the whole state (NY and NJ) are there We have a joke with friends that it is easier in the winter to take a plane down to Florida stay for the day and then come back home....lol....you might laugh but if you spend a day in the city between parking etc ,,,, you might as well go to Florida..a shame I luckily do not live in the city

Spidey and everyone I am making my chicken for the family and myself for dinner Well...need the veggie so I cut up cabbage and put it in liquid (catsup, MAPLE EXTRACT, and Water, and apple cider vinegar (almost forgot)) added cranies and have been stirring it tasted and it tastes really good I have cut up white eggplant skin removed...waiting to add once the cabbage has wilted....waiting then I will cook it some more and alter the ingredients if needed and add once off the stove.....STEVIA why not make it sweeter when I can Laura from NY PS...the house smells amazing and this way you do NOT have that horrible smell of cabbage MIL house smells like a cabbage attacked...ugh

Josie....Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday to you I hope that you have another cake (made out of plain fruit) and put a candle for every pound that you have lost since you have been banded that is what I do every year on my B-day Happy Birthday to you

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your nutritionist figures it out.... body weight is a major consideration... so mine is high at 90 grams

I use the Vitamin Shoppe packets for my DH. For cooking and me, I use Trader Joes brand in a large cylinder, There is supposed to be a brand that is sold presently in the supermarkets that is a blend of regular sugar and Stevia. That might be a healthy start for you, since you are getting off the use of sugar, Stevia cannot be used in baking unless the oven is under 325 and needs some type of sugar in it. So I either add a tablespoon of my powdered shake which has fruit sugar in it or agava or light brown sugar. ONce you learn (experiment) with Stevia you will never go back. I have found that my son and his friends can not tell the difference As for Stevia in sugaring up meals...I add once the pot is off the stove (same for hot chocolate.....yummy) :cursing::drool::scared2::drool:over stevia

I wonder if it would work for eggplant but peel off the skin

I USE the powdered Peanut Butter and purchase from the same place. BUT I purchase flavor extracts from the health food store and add them to my shakes or meals and add stevia which is zero calories and comes from the stevia leaf

I have that problem only since I got the fill IT HAPPENS ON LONG DRIVES I sit to the right side and move alot someone told me to drink warm drinks...who knows thanks l thought i WAS THE ONLY ONE

My sisters SIL had her tubes tired and then found out she was pregnant ... and they did the preg test before the surgery at a CATHOLIC Hospital Good luck with your miracle:thumbup:

I know that you should think of all your possibilities I had to adopt and LOVE my son to death My reason for not having children was a problem with the Dh and in those days ... your only option was using a sperm bank which I refused to do If you go to term.. you will see that everything will work out If you get an abortion... that is up to you and I WILL NOT think that it is anyones business but you should wait to see if you it really is correct for you There are girls here on the boards who have probably been banded because they can not have kids and would be a loving parent for your child PLEASE go to a womans group that get give you the emotional support that is needed My prayers are with you ... if you need help you can email me off the boards stay strong laura

yummo how about some grated cheese on it :cursing::drool::scared2::drool::huh2::drool::drool:

THE BEST woke up this morning went on sons laptop and I won Yarn from my crochet club How cool is that?!! Just in time for you to make me a christmas present . No but really, that is awesome. How much yarn did you win? I have no idea...but waiting for it to come in the mail :thumbup::drool::w00t::drool::drool::eek::drool::drool::scared2::drool:

:thumbup::rolleyes2:Karma has hit me hard I posted on this blog that I talked this woman at her church (sale) on Saturday to keep her yarn and gave her sites for patterns and XMAS gifts that she could make.....blah..blah:laugh: Sunday, get this absolutely GORGEOUS afgan (used) whe i tried to get clothes to pass on :thumbup: THE BEST :eek::eek::eek: :w00t::tt2: woke up this morning :sneaky::tt1::wink3: went on sons laptop :w00t::w00t:and I won :drool: Yarn :eek::drool: from my crochet club :thumbup: I have never won the lottos here in NY :tt1::woot::tt1:but am so excited and cannot wait for the mail to come ...probably receive next week:thumbup::w00t: :scared2::w00t:DH came in 5 mins ago from client and he is so amazed :sneaky::wub:

:thumbup::scared2: what is not good with honey???:w00t:

Son just cane home and gets back his laptop so...good night Mr. Particular likes the afgan...omg....that is a miracle :confused: If he says somthing I will give it to him

I have acorn squash soup (fresh) on the burner....yummy :0) I have to tell someone..yesterday there was a church sale and I went hoping (praying) for yarn. The priest tells me we just sold all the yarn. But, I went around to the other tables and this woman laughs and says that she has a bag at home...la.la.la...well I convince her that she should use it to make gifts for Xmas. I even gave her ideas and told her to google for free patterns So I walk out of the church, and happily go home. NOW>..this is the great part.... today... I see an offer for clothes that I will pass on the my lapband group...the woman gave it away and emails me if I could use comforters...well it is freezing up here and tell her I will pass on what I will not use. We pick up at her door..that is the agreement of this group...and there are jackets on top...husband had to help me get this big bag into car...where I checkd and saw the comforters...and the bag did have my name on it Well..I will be passing on the smaller items...but she gave me a fall jacket that I desperately needed.......BUT In her bag is the most gorgeous crocheted afgan...it is not the regular granny square...I shreaked for joy and emailed her with sincere thanks for all her items. Could you believe this???? Do you think that it is because of my unselfishness yesterday The afgan is so gorgeous..I have got to learn to get myself a site to display my work and this gift...it is slightly used but it is GORGEOUS I am now crying.... gotta go...laura

I just received this recipe from an email from a local supermarket called Shop rite I never saw this blend of ingredients and thought someone would like something different... looks easy also :confused: Southeast Asian Chicken Loaf Servings: 6 Nutrient Content Claims: Low fat Low saturated fat Ingredients 1 1/2 lbs ground chicken 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup plain rice cracker crumbs (about 3 ounces) 1 large egg 1/2 medium red bell pepper, finely diced 1/2 medium green bell pepper, finely diced 2 Tbs hoisin sauce 1 Tbs minced fresh ginger 1 Tbs lime juice 1 Tbs tamari 2 Tbs dried basil freshly ground black pepper teriyaki sauce Select All Add Checked Ingredients To Shopping List Directions Preheat oven to 350F. In large bowl, knead together all meatloaf ingredients, except teriyaki sauce, with your hands. Spray 9-inch-by-5-inch loaf pan with vegetable oil spray. Pack the meatloaf into the loaf pan. Bake for 1 hour. Let rest 5 minutes before inverting the pan to transfer the meatloaf to a cutting board. Slice the meatloaf and arrange the slices on a serving platter. Pass teriyaki sauce separately or drizzle over slices to serve. Nutritional Information: Total Fat 3.00g Saturated Fat 1.00g Protein 14.00g Vitamin C 36.00mg, Calcium 72.00mg, Iron 1.00mg,

This recipe was just emailed to me from a NY shopping store chain...Shop rite The recipe looks really interesting and thought maybe someone will enjoy it :confused: Southeast Asian Chicken Loaf Servings: 6 Nutrient Content Claims: Low fat Low saturated fat Ingredients 1 1/2 lbs ground chicken 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup plain rice cracker crumbs (about 3 ounces) 1 large egg 1/2 medium red bell pepper, finely diced 1/2 medium green bell pepper, finely diced 2 Tbs hoisin sauce 1 Tbs minced fresh ginger 1 Tbs lime juice 1 Tbs tamari 2 Tbs dried basil freshly ground black pepper teriyaki sauce Select All Add Checked Ingredients To Shopping List Directions Preheat oven to 350F. In large bowl, knead together all meatloaf ingredients, except teriyaki sauce, with your hands. Spray 9-inch-by-5-inch loaf pan with vegetable oil spray. Pack the meatloaf into the loaf pan. Bake for 1 hour. Let rest 5 minutes before inverting the pan to transfer the meatloaf to a cutting board. Slice the meatloaf and arrange the slices on a serving platter. Pass teriyaki sauce separately or drizzle over slices to serve. Nutritional Information: Total Fat 3.00g Saturated Fat 1.00g Protein 14.00g Vitamin C 36.00mg, Calcium 72.00mg, Iron 1.00mg,

No Way :confused::scared2::scared2::thumbup: :thumbup::angry:start drinking :thumbup::sneaky:jewish penicillin :thumbup::sneaky: Chicken Soup I hope you get better Laura... No comments about my comment and I am Jewish and it works