Need to Lose 100 LBS -Robins Thread !
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Question: sometimes the data base lists foods according to grams instead of cups. approximately how many grams to a cup?
Hi kaye--I missed this question before. I don't think that can convert b/c grams are a weight measurement and cups are a volume measurement.0 -
Sunday share: I'm Kaye, grandmakaye in honor of my favorite roll as grandma to 14 great kids. I am 69 years old, married 48 years and the mother 7 kids with spouses. As you can probably guess, a lot of my life revolves around my family. I also enjoy reading, and all kinds of needlework and sewing. I don't do paint or glue. I started here at the very end of Sept 2012 when my daughter told me that if I really wanted to lose weight, I needed a plan. She knew about MFP and signed me up. I found this thread within a few days, and give the people here a lot credit for keeping me going and keeping me honest. I had my right knee replaced in Oct last year and my left one done just under 4 weeks ago. I have lost the weight by consistently recording what I eat and staying under calorie goal of 1200 calories. My exercise of choice is walking. I don't have any magic tricks, just consistency.
Today has been a hard day for me. I have felt very tired and both of my knees have been hurting. I have been trying to cut out most of my pain pills, but after today I think that I may be rushing it a bit.
I'm always here reading all of your successes and struggles. You keep me going. Kaye0 -
Kaye - there are 28 grams to an ounce, if that helps, Skinny is right though, grams are used as a dry weight. I found this website and the grams per ounce varies drastically depending on how dense the food is. IE shredded coconut is much lighter than Crisco for example.
Try this site: allrecipes.com/howto/cup-to-gram-conversions/0 -
Good Morning.
Monday Check-in~Busy weekend. My sister and her family are in town, so spent Saturday with them. Had a nice day, we spent most of the day at my house playing in the pool and my nephews tortured Zoe some – I’m not sure she knew quite what to make of them. :laugh: Got to the gym both days, my trainer has me on a burst training program (similar to HIIT but a little more intense) – so huge calorie burner on Saturday, then had weight training with him yesterday followed by a 10-minute burst training session at home in the afternoon. It’s exhausting but he thinks it going to accelerate weight loss – we’ll see. He thinks I’m ready to return to running again, fingers crossed – since I'm ~5 months post-injury its probably going to be like starting over. :sad: Got quite a bit of cooking done yesterday, as well. I did try a new recipe that I found on a Paleo site, I will post it sometime before the end of the month.
@Karen~I hope you have a fabulous time!
@Vicki~Awesome on the smaller sizes, a much better measurement than the scale if you ask me!
@Kris~I think that’s a great NSV, doing something for yourself is one of the best rewards!
@Kaye~Look a little more through the database for the foods, you should see other measurements. But like others said, can’t put grams to cups since cups are measured in volume.
@Robin~What an awesome loss!
@Allie~Welcome, you found a great group!
@Laurie~Glad you had had fun at your reunion and turned a few heads.
@Susan~Try not to dwell on the past or what might have been, just keep pushing forward. Like others have said, you definitely weigh less this year than you did last year - that's a success and something to be commended.
Exercise Goals this week:
Sunday~Trainer and burst DONE! :glasses:
Monday~Rest Day (possibly short burst session at home)
Tuesday~Arc Trainer (burst)
Wednesday~Trainer
Thursday~Elliptical (burst)
Friday~Rest day or short burst session
Saturday~Elliptical/Stairmill (burst)
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Started this morning with high emotions - had to be at my sister's side while she made the decision to put her 16 year old dog to sleep. So this morning a mobile vet came to her house on his way to work and I was there and he was so gentle and kind and he put her elderly dog to sleep right there on the living room floor and then he wrapped her in a blanket and took her away. It was very soft and gentle and simple and kind and so peaceful. We hugged and cried and then we went out and drowned our sadness in donuts at the best donut shop in Omaha p Pettit's Pastry. I had 2 cake donuts with chocolate icing and skim milk. My stomach is rebelling now as the donuts were a tad greasy and now I'm used to eggs for breakfast. This leaves my sister with one other elderly dog that we'll have to face doing this again in another year or two, but it should be much easier now that she knows what to expect.0
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@Kaye - Liquid is easy. There are 8 ounces to a cup = 224 grams to a cup = 16 Tbsp in a cup. It's the solids where it gets trickier because they have different weights (as Robin said).
That reminds me that I need to bring my kitchen and bathroom scale into work before I get laid off next month. I can calibrate them one last time.
It was a crummy eating weekend, I was a porker. It was kind of intentional though, it wasn't a matter of eating when I didn't want too.
I finally broke the curse on my 12" saute pan. I had been trying to make low sodium flour tortillas and failing miserably. This weekend I went a different route and tried making Roti instead (for wraps). It worked GREAT and when I used a leftover Roti for a quesadilla it came out so freaking delicious I couldn't believe it. I'm back on my 'A' cooking game. FINALLY, I was getting sick of eating gross food.
A nice mushroom soup for lunch today and tonight I'm doing another awesome quesadilla. IT was too delicious not to repeat! Have my yogurt for breakfast and some canteloupe and a plum for snacks!0 -
Good morning, I have been MIA lately. I have a serious problem when it comes to chip and dip. I'll do great or fairly well all week and when the weekend comes I 'm looking for junk! It's bad because it's starting to make me feel bad physically like I wanna throw up (which would serve me right) but I can't seem to stop myself! Pray for me!0
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Started this morning with high emotions - had to be at my sister's side while she made the decision to put her 16 year old dog to sleep. So this morning a mobile vet came to her house on his way to work and I was there and he was so gentle and kind and he put her elderly dog to sleep right there on the living room floor and then he wrapped her in a blanket and took her away. It was very soft and gentle and simple and kind and so peaceful. We hugged and cried and then we went out and drowned our sadness in donuts at the best donut shop in Omaha p Pettit's Pastry. I had 2 cake donuts with chocolate icing and skim milk. My stomach is rebelling now as the donuts were a tad greasy and now I'm used to eggs for breakfast. This leaves my sister with one other elderly dog that we'll have to face doing this again in another year or two, but it should be much easier now that she knows what to expect.
What a peaceful way to say good-bye to your sister's furbaby. When I lost Cocoa I was devastated for weeks, I thought I would never overcome the grief I felt - nine months later I found myself saying good-bye to Pebbles, while it was easier since I knew what to expect it was still really difficult. My vets (husband/wife team) and their staff are nothing short of spectacular when it comes to having to make those decisions - even sitting on the floor with you when you are a basketcase. I can certainly sympathize with what your sister is going through, big hugs to both of you.0 -
Hi all!!! Thought I would drop in with an update. I have been having BP issues but with the help of MFP, I have been able to decrease my sodium and increase both potassium and exercise. With those changes, by the time I got in to see the Dr. my BP was normal!!! Top that off with a 20 lb. loss since I saw him last and he was very happy with our visit! His prescription.... keep up the good work!!!
I am still working on the C25K program and after about 6 weeks still working week 2. Slow progress is still progress though and I have noticed a definite improvement in speed!!! Just waiting for my heart, lungs and legs to be ready for the next week of the program!!!
I have finally started losing again, thanks in no small part to the reduced sodium.... that netted me a 5 lb. loss in 2 weeks!!! And that was with the 4th and all that brings in the mix!!! My whole TOPS group is doing SO well!!! I am SO proud of them!!! Also, my husband and youngest daughter are losing too... collectively we have lost 60 lbs. since April!!!
Hope everyone is doing well!!! Know that you are all an inspiration to others that you may never hear from.... weather it is because you are a weight loss guru, you have come back after a back slide, or you simply refuse to give up!!! Thank you all and Keep posting!!!
Marca:bigsmile:0 -
Hi everyone long time no see. It has been an insane month and a half but things are pretty much done and back to normal now. I got my husband back off to work yesterday so he will be gone for the next two months. While I will miss him like crazy it is so much easier to maintain a routine when he is at work. When he is home it is go go go and all kinds of projects. I do have to say though that all the work we put into the backyard this last month is well worth it. It is very pretty and a nice peaceful private retreat now. The only thing we didn't do that we wanted was some kind of water feature. I have gained back a couple pounds with all the holidays and the erratic schedule but am confident on getting them back off quickly. I read some of the posts I missed but got overwhelmed by all of them so Decided to just back up form here and get back in the flow with you all. I hope you are all doing well and am looking forward to catching up with you all. Have a great day and dont forget to grab that water:bigsmile: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:0
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I tried to post some pictures but I am having some size issues0
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I’m baaaaack! Did you miss me? Had some fun, but did not eat to well and should have had more exercise but I was on vacation and had to get along with a pretty large group.
Tlh0407- My brother (the rich one :laugh: ) has been to Danali. I would love to go there.
Mackbeth- Hope you have a great trip to see your Dad on the trail.:drinker:
Quote of the day:- “You must have long-range goals to keep you from being frustrated by short-range failures.” ~Charles C. Noble
Hope you all did well while I was vacationing because I did not.:devil:0 -
Love the pictures Tom. Looks like you had a great time:bigsmile:0
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Tom- I love the pictures. I want to download some of those rock pictures to use with my students next year. They are simply fantastic.
JT-Welcome back. Glad you got many projects completed. Thanks for the water reminder, very important to stay hydrated. I have discovered SMART WATER which contains the electrolytes without the sugar.
Check in- Today was a good day and it feels good to back on track. I had a great session with my trainer today very intense cardio workout. New challenge is to actually switch up my eating and eat the smallest meal at night and the largest for breakfast. I will try to do this for two days this week. I meet with her again on Thursday so I need to accomplish this goal.
Right now the east coast is in the grips of a major heat wave. In honor of the heat it is time to :drinker: :drinker: :drinker: play water tag:drinker: :drinker: :drinker: . The next three people need to drink 1 cup of water. Drink up. 0 -
So my first big workout milestone. I live at the top of a hill overlooking a valley with a lake at the bottom. The road leading down to the lake is a long windy steep hill. My son and I walked the dogs down there and let them swim a little bit and then walked home. I was able to do the whole hill with jut two short pauses to bend over and catch my breath. I am so stoked right now.
Laurie I have been drinking smart water for awhile now. I really like it.needless to say I just got back from my walk so I am chugging down the water as I type this:bigsmile: :drinker: :drinker:0 -
@jtconst~Awesome NSV!
@Tom~Great pics, beautiful scenery. Glad you enjoyed your vacation, now back to reality.
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I love reading this thread--thank you Robin for starting it, I was just reading how you started it.
Exercise has been nonexistent for me for a long time--just incidental stuff that comes with housework, lawnwork etc. Then, this morning, I just realized as I logged in last night's ballroom class that my fiance and I have gone for 4 weeks in a row. Its only 1 day a week, sadly. But we've got it on the calendar. I am estimating "low" when I log it by saying its "ballroom-slow" since there is a bit of instruction--but last night we worked on waltz, rhumba and salsa and even learned some turns. Its starting to get fun! Today, feeling a pleasant soreness in the muscles.
How often do people weigh here? I weigh myself every morning to check up on myself--going to the doc this thursday for an "official weight". Hope to have good news...but right now I'm retaining water due to soreness, salt & hormones. And I didn't drink enough water yesterday--drinking water is today's objective.
Happy Tuesday! (drinking water)0 -
Well, I've actually been doing pretty well, just not logging in here. Quick catch up.
@susan - I'm glad you'll get to see your parents soon. I'm sure Cyrus loves his time with them. That has been my favorite part of moving "back home" -- my kids are getting to know my Mom and sisters.
@ Kris -- love that you are learning about yourself and finding your own style
@Karen -- missed you before you left...hope you are having a great vacation (jealous here)
@Laurie -- You'd be surprised how fast the turtles really are, but it took forever to load the 8 turtles and then sometimes when they'd lift the gate, a turtle would get flipped on its back and then they would have to set it all up again. It was fun and my son (who has a turtle -- loved it). Sounds like you had a great reunion and I'm with you on the heat wave. It seems like every time I get in my car lately, that temperature gauge shows something in the 90s. However, surprisingly, it hasn't seen the 100 mark yet (hopefully that happens when I'm at the beach sometime :bigsmile: )
@ Kaye -- could you cut your pain pills in half and get some relief?
@Tammy -- welcome back...sounds like you had a great time with your hubby and productive too!!
@ Tom -- Denali would have been out of reach for me too, but my Mom treated us kids to a land and sea tour after my dad died. They had always planned to travel in their retirement and without him, she didn't want to go by herself. It was a wonderful time and if anyone can find the time and money, I highly recommend it (although I've told my kids not to count on me being able to afford to take them there -- I don't have a farm to sell ) Looks like you had a good time -- are all those pictures taken by you? That one with the moon and boat is postcard worthy!!
@ Aurra -- dancing is a great calorie burner!!
AFM -- Apparently I'm going to get back to working out after summer. I realized yesterday that I really only have 3 weeks of summer left here at home. We then go on vacation and the moment we get back, school starts. So I got out my summer bucket list and we're going through it. This week, Emma has two nights of golf lessons, Jacob has his end of the season baseball tournament. We are hitting the beach with friends and then headed to the state fair to take in a Tim McGraw concert and a full day with just the four of us at the rides and exhibits. Luckily, I will get lots of walking in and I'm going to do my best to stick to my calories (or even come in a bit low each day) so that I don't worry at all about the fair food on Saturday.
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Good Morning.
Tuesday Goals~Just to keep trudging along and keep up with the challenges my trainer is thrusting upon me.
Exercise Goals:
Sunday~Trainer & short burst session DONE! :flowerforyou:
Monday~Rest Day DONE!
Tuesday~Arc Trainer
Wednesday~Trainer
Thursday~Elliptical
Friday~Rest Day or short burst session
Saturday~Elliptical/Stairmill@ Tom -- Denali would have been out of reach for me too, but my Mom treated us kids to a land and sea tour after my dad died. They had always planned to travel in their retirement and without him, she didn't want to go by herself. It was a wonderful time and if anyone can find the time and money, I highly recommend it (although I've told my kids not to count on me being able to afford to take them there -- I don't have a farm to sell ) Looks like you had a good time -- are all those pictures taken by you? That one with the moon and boat is postcard worthy!!
I was in Denali last August on a land/sea tour as well - my ticker pic is Mt. McKinley. One of the most beautiful places on earth! Planning 2nd AK vacation to see some different areas but will still go back to Denali, maybe September 2014.
@AurraSing~I don't weigh every day, I find that I can get obsessed with it if I do. I do weigh 2-3 days throughout the week - always on Monday, then Thursday, sometimes one more day just to make sure I'm on track.0 -
Morning to all,
Today i had a great workout, i see everyone is busy on their journey.
@Tom, wish i could have fished with yall thats my passion.0 -
Oh i forgot to ask, Robin do Ifrog still come to thread...0
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@Kris - so glad to hear the curse of the 12-inch saute pan has been broken!
I was going to suggest that you kindly explain to the pan that: 1. you are on budget, 2. you are soon-to-be unemployed, 3. you are on a very restrictive diet... therefore, if it doesn't start producing delectable dinners, 4. you will have to sell it for scrap metal. Glad you didn't have to employ the kindly-threats-and-intimidation strategy!
@Robin - Congratulations on the weight loss!!!! :drinker: That's fabulous! Wow, and you don't cook? I used to never cook, but since I started this, I had to start cooking, because otherwise I would be constantly hungry -- so many calories in take-out and the microwave meals are so tiny, imho. Kudos to you, you must have amazing self-control!!!!!
@Kaye - watching you lose 70+ pounds in a matter of months through diet and walking whilst having/recovering from two knee replacements and taking care of the grandbabies, plus seeing your amazingly wonderful creations, is anything but boring! You are quite inspiring. :flowerforyou:
@Kelley - glad to hear you might be able to get back to running soon!!! I know how much you love it!!!! But take it easy, at the start... wouldn't want you to re-injure by going too far, too quickly. This advice in no way stems from a selfish/competitive desire to stay ahead in fitbit steps -- my only concern is for your safety. :laugh:
@Caramel - banish the chips and dip!
@Tom - Welcome back!!! I did miss you! Echoing everyone else, those pictures are amazing!!! Such sights you saw! Looks like you had great fun and made some wonderful memories!
@Laurie - glad to hear it's going well with your new trainer. Have you made any vacation plans?
@Tammy - Great NSV!!!! You're really getting strong! I'm also confident you'll hit twoderville while hubby is at work this time!
@Tracy - how's your house sale coming? any prospects? You're headed this way soon, eh? The kayak awaits? :happy:
@Marca - how wonderful that your whole family is getting healthier. That's terrific!!! :flowerforyou:
@Alison - you lurking? I miss your updates from the other side of the pond!!!
Well, I'm basically living the dream right now! Dirt poor, but every day is pretty much the same, utterly delightful. I get up, enjoy leisurely coffee and breakfast, get some house, yard, or paperwork done, plus some job searching/applications, then in the heat of the afternoon, head to the lake for a 2+hour swim and a little hike (out to the swimming spot and back). Most of the boaters seem to recognize me by now, so they no longer pull up next to ask if I am ok and/or need a ride. Sometimes we will say hello, but I don't have to stop swimming to have a long talk with them. Once home, take the dogs out for a walk, make a yummy dinner, check in on my dad's progress on the trail, and off to bed for the longest night's sleep I've had in years!! Life is good!!!!
So, this weekend - Saturday to Sunday -- I'm supposed to go on a paddling overnight on the Connecticut River with my two friends from the Appalachian Trail hike. We plan to paddle (canoe and kayak) 12.5 miles on Saturday, spend the night at a "primitive" river campground at one of the State Parks, and paddle another 8 miles on Sunday, to where we will park the extra car. Problem is we never have good weather for our adventures, sigh. You know how our AT hike turned out. Two years ago, we tried to do this river trip - though we were more ambitious then, trying for 20 miles each day -- and it was 114 degrees (a record high) and the then-fiancé of one of my friends got immediately sunburnt and we were all pretty hot and tired, and when we got to a possible out-spot (12.5 miles into the first day), the only guy in the group insisted we quit (silly boy). This time, it's an all-women team, we're picking up where we left off, and we're hoping for success! Right now, the forecast is for a high of 88 degrees with a 40% chance of thunderstorms on Saturday, but Sunday looks good. I'm really hoping Saturday will be clear, but you never know when you head out into the wildernuts, as Robin calls it. :laugh: We could use a success, though. If not, they may stop going with me. :noway: 0 -
Hello all, I am going to give it a go again.0
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Good Morning, Well things were anything but boring at our house this morning. We woke up to a completely blocked sewer line. After being told that they could get someone here tomorrow, we finally found someone who could come out this morning around 10. Of course, today is laundry day so I'm just about 3 hours behind on that. It looks like we will have a weiner roast here this evening. My daughter and SIL have finally closed on their house and are starting to get moved in today. Of course, the whole family wants to get in on helping them, so everyone is coming over to move boxes this afternoon. I told them I'd be glad to grill hotdogs and buy some chips, but I'm not making a big spread today.
I'm sure that the theraband that the PTA gave me is doing its job, but it sure does make my legs stiff and sore. One of the negative parts of doing the 2 knees so close together is that the right knee has suffered somewhat of a setback due to the extra that has been expected of it. Now both knees hurt most of the time. I'm still getting a round, just slowly. I did get in my walk last night. I'm down another pound this morning, too. Only 2# from my 3rd 25# goal. Just one more 25# to go, then maybe a bit more.
I weigh everyday. I find that if I don't the weight can slip up on me without my realizing it. I know what my pattern is and don't get upset by the little fluctuations from day to day. Each time I hit a new low, I record it. Then I know that I will probably go up about a pound and bounce around there for a few days before I hit another low.
Love hearing from all of you. Thanks for sharing your pictures, Tom.
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@Beth~LOL I plan to start out slowly, may try a couple of running intervals tonight on TM and see how that goes – gotta start someplace. So currently living a life of leisure, eh? I do hope your job search materializes something soon. Your kayaking trip sounds like so much fun, I hope the weather cooperates this time around! My 6yo nephew is currently taking kayaking lessons and loves it, they started out in a pool and I guess the week before they came to visit went to the river where he “rode the rapids.” Of course his definition of “rapids” and my sister’s are vastly different. :laugh:
@Kaye~Try not to overdo – you’re making excellent progress. Way to go with the scale too, you’ll hit your next goal in no time! So glad you were able to get the sewer situation fixed up today.
@Laurie~Sounds like your new trainer is really working out, I love those hard cardio sessions with my trainer – wear’s me out, but I love the results!0 -
jt - we miss you during your absences but its fun to read up on your busy times. Glad you got your backyard retreat all finished - it sounds lovely and peaceful. Getting a water feature in next time sounds do-able. Your hubby must be so pleasantly surprised to see you and your personal changes each time he returns. Your doing GREAT in your weight loss!
Tom - love the pictures - Arches is beautiful isn't it! You're looking quite trim as well! Great to see your wife too.
Laurie - it sounds like a tough challenge your trainer is giving you with eating the largest meal of the day in the morning. I couldn't do that! I do have a big breakfast, but I have to save calories for a late night snack and that always creates a heavier calorie load in the evening when you count in my dinner. Good luck to you and tell us how it works out , appetite wise.
Aurra - congrats on realizing your ballroom dancing is exercising. So is housecleaning! Its listed under "cardio" - LOL. As far as weighing goes, I weight once or twice a week, first thing in the morning never any other time of day.
tih - your summer bucket list is SO full of activity you really don't need a regimented form of exercise - just monitor your calories and you'll do great! Have a great time at the Fair! Maybe one of you will win a Minion stuffed figure at one of the booths.
Kah - sometimes life is just trudging along. Specially if we're just going to work day after day and there's no relief from the heat outside. Glad you have Zoe for unexpected thrills!
Believeth - glad to see you. No, lfrog has not been around in a long, long time.
mackbeth - from what you describe - it really does sound like you're living a dream (except the no money part !) I hope you have a wonderful time without excess heat and without rain on your weekend trip and that your girlfriends enjoy the heck out of it so that they want to go again and again!
ushkii - Hugs and welcome back, my friend.
I got my squats in last night 56 of them. I must be doing them right because I break out into a sweat and thats gotta be good. Today I'm going to vacuum and hit the grocery store. Yesterday I got my car repaired to the tune of a small water buffalo sacrifice so I spent the day investigating the process of starting a small business in my home - taking in ironing. Its crazy I know, but I enjoy ironing - I love the steam and the heat and the satisfaction of getting the wrinkles out. Well you would think an ironing business would be simple but its so complicated its unbelievable. I'm going to still think about it any way. I might just keep it to this building I live in - if I could get enough customers from this building that would be great. If I had to look outside the building thats when it would get complicated.0 -
Beautiful Tom. You know, I've been to Utah a million times and I've never been to Arches. Weird, huh? Maybe it's time to remedy that.0
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Ok I definitely think I am toooooo old for this school stuff. I know it's summer but I am having a hard time keeping up. I know it will be worth it but jeez. Went a little off track Sunday, we had joint family birthday parties. It was fun.
Robin--wish you were my neighbor cause I hate to iron. My grandma use to make me iron sheets.
Kaye-- sorry you are in pain, I hope you feel better soon.
Tom - great pics!
Macbeth-- sounds wonderful, hope your trip has good weather
Laurie- let us know what kind of bike you get
Kris-- ok gotta ask, what is rolfi?
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Kris-- ok gotta ask, what is rolfi?
Roti is a South Asian (think Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc) flat bread. When you make it right it PUFFS up and gets super crisp. You can also keep it flat and make it super soft like a flour tortilla. I fudged with the recipe again today and cut down the sodium by half. It was still delicious and amazing. I used it to make a vegetarian fajita that came out....... so freaking wonderful.....0 -
Hey everyone sounds like we ar all having a good day. I took my car in to get the mirror I broke off fixed and got good news and bad news. Bad news it didnt get fixed today. Good news the person on the phone who quoted me 600 not only didnt order the part but didnt know what he was talking about. They are ordering the part now and it is only going to cost about 350 to fix. Still sucks but not as bad lol. I went to costco and picked up alot of produce and some nice cuts of meat. Made steak fajita quesadillas and spanish rice for dinner. It was pretty good. My son sure scarfed it down. Well I got my housework done, the shopping done, and my workout in so I am off to have some fun with my video game. Have a great night everyone.:bigsmile: 0
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