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Comment on And It Keeps On Coming....

2010-03-10T04:29:01Z

OOo i love snow....

Comment on House Hunting 101 - Part 3

2010-03-05T10:43:32Z

Thanks for taking the time to discuss this,would you mind updating your blog with more information? It is extremely helpful for me.

Comment on Testing My Patience

2010-02-22T11:16:23Z

Forwarded this to some friends, appreciate your advice

Comment on Some This and Some That

2010-02-20T16:05:38Z

Me and my girlfriend come to your site very often. We love reading your posts. Thank you!

Comment on Some This and Some That

2010-02-20T11:33:03Z

Didn't know that this discussion would get so heated. At least I put my hat in the ring.

Comment on Snow, Snow, Everywhere!!!

2010-02-09T16:11:08Z

Did you get some snow?!!

Comment on A Haunting We Will Go

2010-02-08T10:36:25Z

A little funny experience. A recorded sound? Perhaps, if other person would hear that, certainly shocking situation might appear.

Comment on This, That and Then Some

2010-01-15T22:56:33Z

Aw, and I was so looking foward to the proctorationing... :)

As for the theater, yeah it ticks me off too. not because of censorship, because the govt's not doing it, and you still get a choice of which theater to go to.

I'm torked cause of the hypocracy. They'll not show R, presumably because as good Christians they'd never want to see an R movie or worse. And yet, there was a movie a few years ago with Harrison Ford as a guy who slept with a lady, her daughter AND her mother. It was a 'romantic' comedy. Is that subject REALLY something a 'good Christian' should see?

or what about the JLo movie where she was a wedding planner and ended up meeting and stealing Matthew McConnohey (sp?) from his own bride so the two of them could be together? Is THAT a 'good Christian' value?

And what about that Mel Gibson flick, with all the blood and violence in it, the Passion Of The Christ? It had more blood and violence than many 'R' rated movies, and yet I'm sure the theater would show it.

Yet what about a movie like the 'R' rated Brokeback Mountain, which had NO blood (other than a bloody nose) and no violence that I can recall in it and was Academy award nominited several times over? We all know THAT would NEVER get shown in this particular theater.

instead of going the no 'R' route, they SHOULD be saying, "We'll only show movies that appeal to Christians who think we do." I wouldn't have an issue with it then, no hypocracy involved there.

Course I still wouldn't go to the theater anyway. :)

HUGS...

Comment on The First Day of the "Lifestyle Change"

2010-01-12T02:23:58Z

My current fave chicken recipe is lowfat chicken enchiladas. So easy!
Boil your chicken breasts and shred chicken (I do it by hand). In a pot on the stove combine two cans of cream of mushroom soup, a regular size can of fat free evaporated milk and a diced onion and heat to soften the onion. I use the low carb soft tortillas and you place some of the shredded chicken in each one and spoon in some of the sauce. Wrap and place in casserole dish. When you have used all your tortillas, spoon the remaining mixture evenly over the enchilladas. Top with low fat or fat free shredded cheese (I use the 2% milk mexican blend). Bake at 350 till hot and bubbly. Yum!

Comment on Who Said You Have To Starve To Lose Weight???

2010-01-10T19:12:16Z

Sounds great thus far! Are the crackers good? Chris has had them before but I didn't like the sound of the flavors, though they may be good if I'd try them!
I always keep some of the sugar free sweet stuff in the fridge for those moments when I have to have it, but my favorite is the raspberry sf jello...yum! and with a dollop of lite cool whip...omg. Anyway, I am always skeptical of those 100 calorie packs because they always make me want more (you don't get many for 100 calories!) but if you only take one pack to work you should be in good shape!