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Just wanted to provide update on my previous post about an ex-boyfriend who called me after 20 plus years to ask me out. Well, it couldn’t have gone any better. He took me to eat at a place we used to frequent and it was like old times! New owners, but very cordial. We talked for hours! I had the best time and he was so complementary! I’d forgotten he’s 10 years younger than me. He looked so nice. He wore a dress jacket!
He says he wants this to continue. To sum it up, he says my lips are as soft and luscious as ever! Can’t resist that! Lol. I am very happy with things so far.
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I finally binged this series and loved it. I found it extremely creative and gave me food for thought as I ponder the afterlife. I now envision heaven a little differently.
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14 hours ago, Meow Mix said:I am grateful for the MANY insightful comments here that have helped me to learn so much not just about the Duggars and their surrounding world, but about all sorts of disparate things. Even when we disagree, we are never disagreeable to each other. I love that and will miss it if we are shut down.
I am also grateful for the MANY humorous posts that made me snort or LOL. Humor is sometimes the only healthy way to process some of these situations. The Sweet Fellowship thread has some great humorous observations. Thanks everyone.
I too have a long history with this forum. I started the Gimme That Old Time Religion thread in May 2014! Can you believe it? It seems like yesterday. I felt I had a unique perspective, because I too grew up in a fundamentalist church. Not exactly like the Duggar family lifestyle, but the church rules and doctrine (Fundamental Baptist) are very similar. I feel I learned a lot and healed a lot (many children experienced trauma) from the Duggar forum. For that, I am grateful.
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I am grateful for the input I’ve received from some great people with such valuable insight! Pretty smart coolies around here. Experiences in life brings much wisdom and there’s plenty of that around here. Oh, and people who have no problem admitting if they are wrong or made a mistake. Quick to forgive and move on to brighter things. That’s a huge skill, imo. It makes you more willing to be vulnerable. We all need a soft place to fall in hard times.
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Please remind me what song did the coaches perform beginning of show last week?
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8 hours ago, Mindthinkr said:
Happy Anniversary @ChiCricket and thank you for sharing your wedding photograph 🥂
Very pretty!
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@Scarlett45, welcome home! I hope your trip was memorable. Your attitude is awesome. I relate as I provide the majority of care for my parents, who are 83 and 87.
I wanted to share something that I found really bizarre, but amusing. I’m not sure what to make if it, but I’m pretty sure I know how I’m going to respond. I was standing at my kitchen window a couple of days ago thinking….feeling a tad melancholy……I said to myself….There’s no way some man is going to just pick up his phone and call me…..so, get with it. Go online to meet prospective dates. THEN! Today, a person I dated many years ago, called my office (I’m online with same number for 20 years.) and asked me out! Lol. Can you believe it? Blew my mind. He was a nice guy. We did get along and he was a lot of fun. We stopped seeing each other for no real reason. Anyway…I said I’d go. I said I’d get back with him tomorrow to firm up plans. Sometimes, I guess the planets align…..lol. He hasn’t seen a recent photo of me, so isn’t aware of my recent health kick. As I recall, when we dated I weighed about 130. Oh well…..lol.
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2 hours ago, Dimi1 said:
I am not diabetic - but PCOS ( although diabetes runs heavily through family) I do watch two guys on insta...one the insulin resistant guy - who eats and then tracks it on his glucose monitor - and then data driven fasting- his wife is diabetes 1...I find them both very interesting as far as how which foods increase insulin...
I’ll check them out. I’ve learned so much from the global diabetes community. I don’t think I have insulin resistance. My pump/cgm is supposed to monitor my blood sugar level (displays the number) and gives me the right amount of insulin every 5 minutes, as it senses I need it. It backs off, if I go too low. It beeps to alert me if going too high or too low, as well. I do bolus extra insulin for food. My former pump had some of these features. It just takes a while for the pump to adjust to my system so its algorithm can be applied. I’m excited. This could make a huge difference in the lives of so many people.
I hope you are doing ok with your health issue. Managing a chronic health condition can be stressful. I suspect that’s one reason I enjoy realty tv and other mindless entertainment. Lol.
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I agree with Clayton’s sister. Annalee seems to loath him. She seems disgusted to be with him. I do not get their marriage at all.
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21 minutes ago, Jeeves said:
@SunnyBeBe - my goodness, life is complex for sure. I'm so sorry about your friend's situation. I know you'd love to be able to make it all better with the wave of a magic wand. But you're hanging in and being supportive, which is a priceless gift to your friend.
About your weight loss and fitness program - WOWZER. Thanks for sharing that. It's helping inspire and motivate me as I'm dealing with a few relevant things I'd rather not talk a lot about right now. You've clearly put a lot of effort into improving your health, and I applaud you big time for it!!
Thanks a lot! I wish you much success on your journey. We never know what others are dealing with.
With my Type I diabetes, i really have to stay diligent. Oh, which reminds me. I started using my new Medtronic 780 g insulin pump last week! It has much promise to keep my blood sugar in control. It’s an upgrade from my old model. A little rocky start, but getting there. I have so much to be thankful for.
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There’s been a lot of heavy news this week. Life is full of surprises…both good and bad. I got news that a dear friend of mine has a very serious medical condition. Life is so precious. Trying to be supportive of them and their recovery. I don’t understand why things like that happen to such wonderful people…
Also, I’m trying to stay focused on my health and staying as healthy as possible. (Still struggling with Post Covid Syndrome) I’m glad to report that I’m a hair away from a 70 pound weight loss. Some may recall, I’ve posted my progress here since July last year. I’m still working out most days. I had to laugh yesterday when I left the gym and stopped by a store to pick up some items for my mom. (I run most all errands and shopping when I leave the gym still in my workout clothes.) A very nice looking man operating a mobility scooter with a basket on the front approached me. . He said to me, why don’t you hop in and let me scoot you around? 🤣 I wasn’t sure if he was serious, but I smiled and said, Thank you, but I need the walking for exercise. Lol. He said, ok and laughed. Anyway, it made me feel good. I’ll take it as a compliment. Lol
I’m focusing on getting new workout clothes. I haven’t been too pleased with the options. I would love to create my own line. Sports bras in particular need more options. Any suggestions are welcome. It’s difficult to find any with a large cup that aren’t at least $60.00.
The upside is that my health continues to improve and I feel incredibly good! Except for my tennis elbow and PCS….ugh…still very GRATEFUL!
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I won’t presume to know what the situation or contributing factors were that took Garrison to such a place, but it was surreal when I saw it. I’ve read a couple of things.
Whenever I hear the saying that kids are so resilient, I wonder if that is true, why are there so many suffering adults?
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My first viewing of this show and I didn’t give it my full attention. I did like it pretty well though. Can someone tell me what MGH’s character did to that invoice at the end of the episode? I couldn’t tell.
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How long did she live in the greenhouse?
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16 minutes ago, lemoncake said:
Is Fabletics crap? I'm always on the lookout for workout gear, since I'm retired its pretty much what I wear
Me too. Trying to look sexy at the gym now. 😉
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I’m doing it without injectables. So far, not too bad. Down almost 70 pounds.
Not that there’s anything wrong with injectables.
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1 minute ago, Suzywriter said:
It slows digestion and slows absorbtion, so the stomach and intestines stay full longer...like, forever. For diabetics (me) it helps our blood sugar to remain stable because we absorb our fuel more slowly. I'm sure it does other things, but that was how they got me to take it.
Cravings and ravenousness disappear, too, not in the speedy, zippy, Black Beauties/Dexatrim way, but just literally disappears. It's like waking up and everything smells a little spoiled and tastes kind of like rice chex with no milk....ugh, never mind, I'll just have tea, thanks.
Supposedly, takes away cravings for alcohol.
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Ref. Ozempic. I have a friend who lost 100 pounds over a year on ozempic.. She’s type 2 diabetic.
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Hey everybody! Just remembered the live thread. Please tell me, how tall is this lady? I must have missed it.
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Does anyone have any suggestions to help with for trouble logging in to FB?
My Dad was using the FB account fine, then FB suddenly went down in his area for about a day. Now, it’s up, but he can’t log in. It says there is no such account. Tried searching by name and email. It doesn’t work. One of his neighbors has the same problem!
We’ve tried recovering the password, but it won’t work. We know the account email address and password are correct, because we wrote them down on the ipad box when it was opened and we have the emails in the inbox from FB. This is so frustrating.
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8 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:
If they air this season, IMO the only mention of Garrison should be in an, in memory of screen, at the end of the episode(s) he is in. What I do wonder though, if they air this season, how they will handle the wrap-ups.
I also agree with @laurakaye, this tragedy should never be a story line. If the Browns can't/won't stop it, viewers can.
My thoughts are also with the Woolley family as I imagine this tragedy likely brings up their own.
Omg! That’s right. Oh noooo….this is so tragic on so many levels. For those who aren’t familiar with Woolley family tragedy, it’s on Christine thread I believe.
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Apparently, it’s true. It’s difficult to comprehend such a painful thing. The parents, siblings, ….the shock and loss in indescribable. I never met Garrison, but I did watch him grow up on tv. When you watch every episode for years, it’s like you get to know the family members. It’ll take a while to process this.
Condolences to the entire family. The entire TLC viewer community will also be mourning such a tragic loss.
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15 minutes ago, graybrown bird said:
As I read the guidelines and the (few) statements provided by new management, there seems to be exactly zero space left for snark or even gentle ribbing on this site. I think gentle humor can be a life-saver considering the state of the world these days. Grim re-education is not what I'm looking for on this forum.
Have you read threads for shows 90 Day Fiancé, Sister Wives and Little People Big World? I frequent them and they are extremely snarky. I can’t compare them to the various threads on Counting On, because I rarely frequent them, except for the Prayer Closet. I’m wondering if it’s due to those shows still airing and Counting On not still airing.
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I’ve just started watching this season and I’m having to really push myself. It does seem off. Thought it was me. I hope it improves.
All Episodes Talk: Small World, Big Lives
in Little People Big World
Did I see that little motorized car being driven by Josiah (at the time 1 year old?) go up on 2 wheels? I’m going to rewatch it to confirm. If so….this is some serious stuff. I mean….really serious.