TorqPenderloin
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I take it you're up in the DFW area? I'm in Austin myself. I saw the news showing that commercial building roof getting ripped off.
I take it you're up in the DFW area? I'm in Austin myself. I saw the news showing that commercial building roof getting ripped off.Yes but luckily the storm went along a path to the north of us about 8 miles so all is well here thank you
Ha! that's what my hubby said too. And yes funnily enough none of the bras she brought me fitted - I had to suggest a different size to try which she poo poohed - but eventually she did bring the size I requested and it fitted fine. I found her very condescending and unhelpful which is really unusual - most assistants are generally pretty wonderful.do boobs HAVE muscles?
Yeah!!! There is someone out there like me! xxxOk so I've lost quite a bit of weight since my diagnosis and my bras aren't fitting me properly. Yesterday I took my mum shopping in M&S and decided whilst there to get properly measured. The lady duly measured me, then proceeded to tell me that there was nothing that could be done to hoik my boobs up pleasingly as 'they had lost all muscle tone'. She went on to say the same thing in every other bloody sentence. I came away seriously considering a boob job!!
Then, come this morning, I checked my BG and it was a nice 5.9. Got my usual breakfast of strawberries, blueberries and natural yog together. Over the months I've managed to stop having any form of sweetener on this, but in the cupboard there was a pack of tropical dried fruit. I proceeded to sprinkle 2 fingertips worth onto my yoghurt and ate. An hour later checked my BG - 10.2 - I mean how is that even biologically POSSIBLE with such a small amount!!!
I then started getting ready for an appt - but couldn't find my belt anywhere - and this belt was attached to the pair of jeans I'd had on yesterday - how the hell can a pair of jeans disappear overnight?? So it was off to the appt praying my jeans didnt end up round me ankles half way up Town Street.
Any way I hope anyone with worse problems than me will excuse my saggy tittied, tropical fruit mixless, beltless RANT!
Here's hoping for a better day tomorrow.......do boobs HAVE muscles?
Chest has pectoral muscles, boobs are made up of breast tissue, ducts and fat, normally skin loses elasticity
Making boobs droop. I was hoping to get the fat lipoed from bum and into boobs.
Salvation Army , church groups , but yes agree GP urgent .. They should be able to help .. Mental health services might be away forward to if you want to , GP can make urgent referal.Thanks guys. Been using food bank but only allowed 3 visits in 6 months~?? £9 a month for food means I've had to eat cheap, which means carbs, so not felt well for a while. Seriously impacting on my mental health too. Now got to stage of thinking I just can't fight anymore xx
Hope you're feeling better now x3.30 in the morning, Am here with a cuppa and puffing a sneaky ciggie out the back door, bloody freezing! (Yes failed on giving up again!)Just coming back to the land of the living after hypo and wondering if its safe to go back to bed. Soooo looking forward to waking up in the morning with that 'hypo hangover' ,
Thank you so much! Yep, much better now but had one awful headache this morning!! Sue xxHope you're feeling better now x
Having had a think since you last mentioned this I suggest you ask your Dad what he want's for Christmas and then either say no cos you don't like it or just buy him something as far different as you possibly can then when he looks surprised tell him you didn't like what he'd asked for.......Arghhhh...why oh why do people ask me to give them a list of what my three kids kids want for Christmas and then only to turn round and say is that what they want because I'm not buying that because I don't like it. One son has given my father a list of three things he would like, all under thirty pounds each and my father has now told me earlier that he's not buying two of the three are something he doesn't like and it's for young kids. My son collects these vinyl pop funko figures in which you can get them for almost any character from anything and these are what he asked for. So angry with my father arghhhhhhhhhhhhhh
No chance of getting the round one refunded? Some sellers are good when its a toy.....just a thought.....or maybe you could donate it to your local hospitals children's ward?I had a xmas present scream last week. My DIL had asked me to buy a toy tea set/ tray for the little one so I ordered a really pretty one complete with cakes and sugar cubes (wooden) I told him it was different to the one they asked for but it was the same price. Then speaking to DIL she says it's to go on a tea trolly which is oblong and of course...I bought a round one which won't fit! Wouldn't you think, having seen it he would have realised it was the wrong shape and said something? DIL picking the other one up today but I now have a £20 toy and no other little girl to give it too. MEN!!!!
The thing is Jan, that if my dad doesnt like something, he doesnt give two hoots in tellling the person who gave it to him that. He did that last christmas to my boys. They saved up and brought him something off their own backs and he didnt have the decency to even say thankyou to them for it. When i asked him about his present he was very nasty and rude saying he didnt like it and dont buy him anything like that again. It caused quite a row between us. I told him how rude and nasty it was to say something like that especially as the boys had chosen and paid for it themselves. i also told him that if that was how he felt then the boys will not be buying him a present again from them.. So this year he's only getting a present from us all, nothing from the boys and i'm not backing down. He keeps askng the boys if he's getting a present from them this year and it puts them on the spot, so they say they dont know speak tto mum. My father is very cantankerous and he sulks like a baby if he doesnt get his own wayHaving had a think since you last mentioned this I suggest you ask your Dad what he want's for Christmas and then either say no cos you don't like it or just buy him something as far different as you possibly can then when he looks surprised tell him you didn't like what he'd asked for.......
Aw Robs.....don't let the b'stards grind you down....... we're all here for youJust had a text, which has put me a tad of a bad mood/ put out and well, ****** it then, arrrggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh and no smilies either...................... :-(
Aw, Nicola that is so sad for you. I really feel for your boys. My ex (sadly now deceased) would have loved anything that the the grandkids had gotten him just because they had got if for himThe thing is Jan, that if my dad doesnt like something, he doesnt give two hoots in tellling the person who gave it to him that. He did that last christmas to my boys. They saved up and brought him something off their own backs and he didnt have the decency to even say thankyou to them for it. When i asked him about his present he was very nasty and rude saying he didnt like it and dont buy him anything like that again. It caused quite a row between us. I told him how rude and nasty it was to say something like that especially as the boys had chosen and paid for it themselves. i also told him that if that was how he felt then the boys will not be buying him a present again from them.. So this year he's only getting a present from us all, nothing from the boys and i'm not backing down. He keeps askng the boys if he's getting a present from them this year and it puts them on the spot, so they say they dont know speak tto mum. My father is very cantankerous and he sulks like a baby if he doesnt get his own way
Just had a text, which has put me a tad of a bad mood/ put out and well, ****** it then, arrrggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh and no smilies either...................... :-(
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