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Posted by IsoM on February 15, 2003, at 1:41:10
Dinah, I don't know if you've been reading PB regularly but I wanted to let you know I left a message for you at
http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20030214/msgs/200394.html - okay?
Posted by Dinah on February 15, 2003, at 1:43:46
In reply to for Dinah..., posted by IsoM on February 15, 2003, at 1:41:10
Thanks Iso. I find PB overwhelming sometimes so I don't always read it. I'll go read it now.
Thanks.
Posted by Dinah on February 15, 2003, at 2:10:03
In reply to for Dinah..., posted by IsoM on February 15, 2003, at 1:41:10
Thanks, Iso.
I know you're right. I've gotten into a lot of bad food habits. I think I'll look into the Omega 3 fatty acids, and I love that cereal with nuts and cranberries. My biggest downfall is large sugar filled caffienated drinks.
My dad bought me one of the breadmakers when they first came out and it still works great. (At least I think it does. I probably haven't used it since my son was born.) He knew how frustrated I was at being completely unable to rise bread. He bought me a pasta maker at the same time, but that I found somewhat frustrating.
I'd love your bread recipe, although to be honest it might be a little while before I pull myself together enough to make it. My yahoo address is bully for you 77 (all one word no spaces).
I think a large part of the problem is that I find it hard to consistently care. On the one hand I know the small and large problems that diabetes brings because my mom is diabetic. I wouldn't want to make my family have to live with hospital stays for foor sores or having trouble finding insurance if needed.
But on the other hand, it's hard to do the right thing currently for future health benefits, when I'm quite frankly, well perhaps not actively suicidal, but certainly not looking forward to a long long life, on a frequent basis.
I always want to look with astonishment or burst out laughing at my doctor when she's telling me how to live longer. Doesn't she realize that I'm terrified of next week?
Posted by IsoM on February 15, 2003, at 2:50:36
In reply to Re: for Dinah... » IsoM, posted by Dinah on February 15, 2003, at 2:10:03
I ended up not making bread after all today. My youngest son just moved in the downstairs suite in our place. We had a good time just jawing away today & giving each other big hugs from time to time. I feels so good to have him living near by (REALLY near by) again.
Tomorrow I promise to make bread as I'm all out now. I'll send you the recipe Sunday or Monday then. The nice thing about this bread is that it's so satisfying. It completely fills the craving that I get for carbs.
Posted by Dinah on February 15, 2003, at 3:40:26
In reply to Re: for Dinah... » Dinah, posted by IsoM on February 15, 2003, at 2:50:36
I just wanted to say again how happy I am for you. Not only the stability of your own home, but having your dearly loved son around too. I hope my son feels fondly enough of me to want to be close to me when he grows up. I can't count on long heartfelt talks though. I used to have a sure fire trick to get him to sleep when he said he wasn't sleepy. I just asked him about his feelings and he'd be out like a light. He's a real stereotypical guy about that.
Posted by bozeman on February 15, 2003, at 18:28:39
In reply to Re: for Dinah..., posted by Dinah on February 15, 2003, at 3:40:26
> I just wanted to say again how happy I am for you. Not only the stability of your own home, but having your dearly loved son around too. I hope my son feels fondly enough of me to want to be close to me when he grows up. I can't count on long heartfelt talks though. I used to have a sure fire trick to get him to sleep when he said he wasn't sleepy. I just asked him about his feelings and he'd be out like a light. He's a real stereotypical guy about that.
Dinah --
What a clever tactic!! I'll have to remember that one.
Thanks
bozeman
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