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Thanks! We all love you too! :D:D

Nan, You're such a strong person. The thing is, though, you're not really done. You still care or you wouldn't be upset. Plus, he's family -- can anyone really ever shut out a family member entirely? That being said, however, I still agree that you should definitely leave him alone and don't...

Excellent!! (We'll miss Lorraine, though. :( )

Absolutely among my very favorites. Enjoyable and effective!

You might find this link useful: http://www.netlingo.com/acronyms.php HTH! LOL!

A chiropractic adjustment might be just the ticket.

Oh! One more thing. At your interview, keep your true objective in mind at all times. I think it will help you relax and be yourself. Your true objective should be to create a "win-win" situation, where both you and the employer are happy with your deal. So don't worry about saying the...

Debbie, I ditto everything Winter said. I would add that being frank and honest is extremely important. Don't try to pretend to know things you don't know. Just say you don't know. When prospective employees start talking about things they don't know about, I have to wonder if they are...

Nan, I'd say you could leave off high school, unless it is local and might create a personal connection with the prospective employer. Definitely keep the 2 years of college -- that is very valuable. You could probably leave off the first job too. May I ask how you plan to distribute...

Okay, so we've got: Bye-Bye Jiggle Granny-Flab Bat Wings Hi Helens I wanna hear them all . . . Who's got another? BTW, when I was a teenager I played clarinet in a park band (in the band shell), and the conductor would wear short sleeves for rehearsal. Man, his flappers kept their own...

Yeah, I'd try the pan searing idea. They would have a nice caramelized flavor too.

Morningstar, This is really beautiful. I'm interested to know if this is from a book. Thanks for sharing it. :)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Cathe!! Thank you for helping me get and stay healthy! You are a very special person. Our world is better because of you!

Go to a home medical supply store. You can get a real sphymomenometer (sp?) with a dial gauge and stethoscope for about $25.00 Have the salesperson show you how to use it. It's very easy to learn. Trust me, this will be far more accurate than the automatic machines.

Sorry, no recommendation for a cookbook, but I'd be interested too! However, I do want to share that I've been using the Kashi 7-Grain Pilaf, and I really like it a lot. The best part is that it's just grains and nothing added -- no salt, no sugar, etc. So it's kind of bland just plain, but...

Travis, That's so cool! I'm so glad you did so well!!

Plantar fasciitis -- I'm so glad for you that you don't know! Essentially, it's a pain in the foot (as well as a pain in the a**).:p

I've sold some of mine at garage sales for 50 cents or a dollar.

Travis, You inspire me! I really want to start running a bit more, but I've got to figure out why I get PF from running and from nothing else. Good luck on your 10K!

Happy Canada Day, David!