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    Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))

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    • Posts: 2,328 Member
      edited July 2015
      All my Canadian friends on here - anyone have any ideas where to buy reasonably priced bras in 38G or H? I'm hoping this is a transitional size so I don't want to spend a ton but my old 44DD is getting a little too big.

      The 44's were probably wrong too but they did the trick and I could find them at a reasonable cost.
    • Posts: 1,505 Member
      peleroja wrote: »
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      I'm guilty of that as well! Apparently my office is just another closet. I have a couple blazers, a couple cardigans, and a raincoat hanging on the back of my door too. But it's handy when I'm pushing the casual in business casual and someone important shows up, because I can throw on a blazer and more conservative shoes and I'm good to go.

      I have a pair of flats, a pair of sneakers, and an extra pair of snow boots in my office to deal with whatever might come up, if I came to work in heels. I also have a light jacket and a fleece (mostly for the temperature in my office!), plus an old pair of jeans, socks, t-shirt, and slightly nicer shirt (for food spillage emergencies). People think I'm nuts.
    • Posts: 5,658 Member
      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      I have a pair of flats, a pair of sneakers, and an extra pair of snow boots in my office to deal with whatever might come up, if I came to work in heels. I also have a light jacket and a fleece (mostly for the temperature in my office!), plus an old pair of jeans, socks, t-shirt, and slightly nicer shirt (for food spillage emergencies). People think I'm nuts.

      I don't think you're nuts...I think you're smart!
    • Posts: 5,361 Member
      kelly_c_77 wrote: »
      @MoHousdon, I think I'm going to have to borrow your profile Tshirt today! Grrr...

      I have to admit that I have no idea what this means. :/
    • Posts: 5,658 Member
      Susieq_1994 wrote: »
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      I have to admit that I have no idea what this means. :/

      Her profile picture yesterday was of a shirt that said "Beware of me"
    • Posts: 5,361 Member
      edited July 2015
      Confession: Much, much food was eaten yesterday for Eid. A lot of it was chocolate. :p We went to a lovely traditional Yemeni restaurant for lunch, and had some really nice food. I wasn't a huge fan of our main meal, because it was quite bland and I prefer things that are more flavorful. But the traditional bread was delicious, and the dessert... Oh my gosh, it was AMAZING. So, so good. It was a very simple, an extremely dense sort of cake made with dates, nuts, and some bread dough. (I looked it up afterward because I couldn't figure out what it was made of) It wasn't very sweet at all, just mildly sweet from the dates in the mixture, and came with thick cream and honey for dipping. I loved it to the moon and back. SO GOOD. My description is very unsatisfying, so I tried to find a picture but couldn't find one. :-/

      Editing to add: FOUND ONE AT LAST!

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      Mine looked exactly like this, but there was a thick cream on the other side along with the honey.
    • Posts: 2,847 Member
      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
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      They teach doctors to look for horses when they see hoofprints. Rashes are usually bug bites, poison ivy, or an allergic reaction.
      Lyme disease is a zebra. A much rarer disease, thankfully. Once immediate care treated the horses and you still had a problem, your doctor knew to look for a zebra. I am sorry it took so long.

      I like this analogy!
    • Posts: 16 Member
      Confession: I am being conservative when entering food amounts into the diary, and tend to exaggerate how much exercise I do. Even though I realise the only person I'm trying to fool is myself.
    • Posts: 2,847 Member
      rungirl1973 wrote: »
      So, hubby has seen his daughter 3 times since last September and guess what? Baby momma was a no-show at the court ordered meeting point again today. I give up. She turned the son against us, we haven't seen him since March 2014.

      Ugh, this is so terrible! I'm sorry. :(
    • Posts: 13,235 Member
      All... race update. I never got in the water. I was the very last wave to go in and we were queuing up to go in when a huge thunderstorm rolled in. With lightening. So race cancelled. Mad dash to car. Guess I'll go run...I need to burn off that bagel I ate in anticipation of a morning of exercise!!! Oh well at least I wasn't out on the bike. I was bummed I was the last wave to go out. Now I am glad!
    • Posts: 5,361 Member
      pofoster21 wrote: »
      All... race update. I never got in the water. I was the very last wave to go in and we were queuing up to go in when a huge thunderstorm rolled in. With lightening. So race cancelled. Mad dash to car. Guess I'll go run...I need to burn off that bagel I ate in anticipation of a morning of exercise!!! Oh well at least I wasn't out on the bike. I was bummed I was the last wave to go out. Now I am glad!

      Oops, too bad! I'm glad you weren't out in the water when the storm started, though. :)
    • Posts: 4,381 Member
      jthurman3 wrote: »
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      Hahaha - I honestly didn't know what puppy chow was. Now that I do, I want some. Also, I'm totally impressed at your restraint in only eating 3 pieces of it!! Well done, @MoHousdon !! But seriously, fill your pockets up with that and bring some to me, please.

      Nor did I... but I'm disappointed that it is yet another snack made with peanut butter.

      And I was momentarily jealous thinking that you had a puppy. <3 puppies <3
    • Posts: 4,044 Member
      Hello all hope everyone has a good weekend!!
      I'll try and post as much as I can but today is a large family gathering back in Dayton and then tomorrow I'm going to Kings Island where I'll ride alllll the roller coasters woot woot!!
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      LBuehrle8 wrote: »
      Hello all hope everyone has a good weekend!!
      I'll try and post as much as I can but today is a large family gathering back in Dayton and then tomorrow I'm going to Kings Island where I'll ride alllll the roller coasters woot woot!!
      Wooo! Have fun with your family!
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      pofoster21 wrote: »
      All... race update. I never got in the water. I was the very last wave to go in and we were queuing up to go in when a huge thunderstorm rolled in. With lightening. So race cancelled. Mad dash to car. Guess I'll go run...I need to burn off that bagel I ate in anticipation of a morning of exercise!!! Oh well at least I wasn't out on the bike. I was bummed I was the last wave to go out. Now I am glad!
      Oh, that's disappointing!
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      Susieq_1994 wrote: »
      Confession: Much, much food was eaten yesterday for Eid. A lot of it was chocolate. :p We went to a lovely traditional Yemeni restaurant for lunch, and had some really nice food. I wasn't a huge fan of our main meal, because it was quite bland and I prefer things that are more flavorful. But the traditional bread was delicious, and the dessert... Oh my gosh, it was AMAZING. So, so good. It was a very simple, an extremely dense sort of cake made with dates, nuts, and some bread dough. (I looked it up afterward because I couldn't figure out what it was made of) It wasn't very sweet at all, just mildly sweet from the dates in the mixture, and came with thick cream and honey for dipping. I loved it to the moon and back. SO GOOD. My description is very unsatisfying, so I tried to find a picture but couldn't find one. :-/

      Editing to add: FOUND ONE AT LAST!

      vwcsxi6563lo.jpg

      Mine looked exactly like this, but there was a thick cream on the other side along with the honey.
      I...I...believe I would enjoy that very much. What's it called?
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      Glinda1971 wrote: »
      All my Canadian friends on here - anyone have any ideas where to buy reasonably priced bras in 38G or H? I'm hoping this is a transitional size so I don't want to spend a ton but my old 44DD is getting a little too big.

      The 44's were probably wrong too but they did the trick and I could find them at a reasonable cost.
      I'd go to Sears or The Bay - they always seem to have some kind of lingerie sale on. They'd fit you too, so you could get the right size.
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      kelly_c_77 wrote: »
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      I don't think you're nuts...I think you're smart!
      Absolutely! Prepared for all eventualities, including Zombie Apocalypse.
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      pofoster21 wrote: »
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      $50 A DAY? That is more than Manhattan! That is NUTS!
      Calgary (I'm 3 hrs away from @peleroja) has the second highest parking rates in North America, after NY. It's insane how much is costs to park downtown. A paid parking spot is a major perk.
      http://www.calgaryherald.com/business/Only+York+tops+Calgary+downtown+parking+rates/9690733/story.html
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      Kalici wrote: »
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      I think you're being unfairly harsh! Who among us doesn't relish not very sweet vomit flavoured anything? I have to say I am severely disappointed in you and we thought this was a no judgement zone! ;)
      Hahha!
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      berlynnwall wrote: »
      Hi from page 1246! Im reading and trying to catch up, it may take a while.

      I miss you guys. I have been having a bit of a rough time. I'm seeing a trend of this as I read through. I hope everyone is doing alright, and I will check in as I can.
      Look forward to hearing from you when you get all caught up. Sorry you're having a hard time.
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      rungirl1973 wrote: »
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      The son is 16.

      We fought and fought in court, have spent a TON of money on our lawyer. That's how we came up with the court ordered schedule and meeting place we have (we moved 200 miles away from them, so the visiting times are not as frequent as before), which she continues to ignore anyway. She's in contempt of court, but it would be several thousand more dollars to go back and forth in court to get her cited for it and then she still wouldn't show up for the meeting times, and we'd be back at square one. She thinks she is above the law, apparently, and I'm tired of fighting it. The daughter decided last month not to come and went to New Mexico to visit her grandparents instead. We could have seen her another weekend, but weren't given the option. I'm tired of fighting this, but I'll do whatever he wants to do...
      That sucks! Well, on the plus side, he's 16 not 6, so in a couple of years he'll be free to make his own decisions. I'm sure he'll want to spend some time with his dad at some point - hopefully he'll get away from the influence of his mother.
    • Posts: 6,597 Member
      sst036 wrote: »
      Went to the gym this morning...and got McDonald's for breakfast on the way home. I have no idea why other than I didn't want to make an omelette when I got home like I was supposed to. Oh well.

      I am also going to make those chocolate chip cookie cheesecake bars that were posted earlier (I lurk like a creep a lot because I'm in Australia and all the interesting conversation happens when it's night here). Thanks for providing my dessert inspiration for tonight's dinner party!
      How'd they turn out?
    • Posts: 123 Member
      Will_Run_for_Food wrote: »
      I was craving something sweet the other night but had absolutely nothing in the house that would satisfy me except some hot chocolate. So I ate two spoonfuls of the powder. Two spoonfuls. Of the powder.

      I love this! Probably didn't make the cocoa because didn't plan to consume the whole dose to make a cup full.

      I'm still smoking and PLEASE don't forget the not being mean rule!!! I know...I know... I know! DISGUSTING and deadly.

    • Posts: 3,979 Member
      edited July 2015
      Glinda1971 wrote: »
      All my Canadian friends on here - anyone have any ideas where to buy reasonably priced bras in 38G or H? I'm hoping this is a transitional size so I don't want to spend a ton but my old 44DD is getting a little too big.

      The 44's were probably wrong too but they did the trick and I could find them at a reasonable cost.

      I've NEVER found reasonable prices for bras outside the A-DD spectrum in a brick and mortar store in Canada, unfortunately. I order all mine from Bare Neccessities, Fig Leaves, or Amazon (my fav Freya Deco is only $60 on Amazon compared to $120 at my local specialty boutiques). Return policies are good so you can order a few and return what you don't like (or, uh...,go to a pricey specialty store, try them all on, then go order online. Sorry, small business owners, but I can't afford $120 bras all the time.)

      pofoster21 wrote: »
      All... race update. I never got in the water. I was the very last wave to go in and we were queuing up to go in when a huge thunderstorm rolled in. With lightening. So race cancelled. Mad dash to car. Guess I'll go run...I need to burn off that bagel I ate in anticipation of a morning of exercise!!! Oh well at least I wasn't out on the bike. I was bummed I was the last wave to go out. Now I am glad!

      I'm glad you're okay and didn't get hit by lightning!!

      Tubbs216 wrote: »
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      Calgary (I'm 3 hrs away from @peleroja) has the second highest parking rates in North America, after NY. It's insane how much is costs to park downtown. A paid parking spot is a major perk.
      http://www.calgaryherald.com/business/Only+York+tops+Calgary+downtown+parking+rates/9690733/story.html

      Yep, parking is expensive here, but people pay it, so it won't change. My job has subsidized passes and there are cheaper parkades nearby too, but heated underground is always crazy expensive (but necessary in winter if you want to be able to start your car after work....)

      Happy Eid, @Susieq_1994!
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      xLoveLikeWinterx wrote: »
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      What's funny is she's diabetic, so she should understand. Her dose of Metformin is too high though but she doesn't go get it changed, because it allows her to eat a LOT of fruits and sweets (to counteract the Metformin). I tell her she's the worst diabetic ever.

      This made me cringe a bit.....that is a dangerous cycle. My mother was the worse diabetic ever also, and she lost her leg, had bad cateracts and heart failure. I know another girl that has only been diabetic ten years, and she does not take care of herself properly, and has lost all the toes on one foot (it was a miracle they could save the foot!), and is now going blind. I know another girl that eats junk like nobody's business and takes her meds when she wants, she had a MAJOR heart attack in her late 20's. Those girls are both T2's. In all seriousness, if you have the ability, I would tell her DR about that, so he can cut it back.
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      FroggyBug wrote: »
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      I seriously hadn't been swimming since about 2007ish so it was a long time. I had to go buy a swimsuit. I was just glad I found a cute one that fit pretty good. I just hate that my hair is all dry now from the chlorine. :|

      I hope you get to go swimming sometime soon. :)
      I STILL have not been able to go swimming....I am hopefully gonna get there Tuesday. I actually was dreaming about swimming before I woke up this morning....how sad is that!
    • Posts: 8,030 Member
      rungirl1973 wrote: »
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      LOL! I would NEVER.

      And, I don't think I mentioned it when we were on the subject of pasta, but I once caught my husband putting olive oil into the spaghetti while it was cooking. I made him start over. And, he claims his mother's family is Italian. Pfffftttt

      :D
    • Posts: 8,030 Member
      rungirl1973 wrote: »
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      Another show that I always say I'm not going to watch but always wind up watching. LOL
      I watched the last season while it was on. I'm sure I'll watch the next season, too. My mom hates it when they bring back people from previous seasons. They already had their chance.

      I sort of like it when they bring back the crazy ones.

      The new season this fall is all returning players! Most of them are fine, but there are a few of them that I wondered WHO would vote for them to come back! UGH! I am so happy Joe and Spencer are back, but why would people want to see Kass, Shirin or Abi-Maria again is beyond me! It will be interesting to see some of the first players play again like Kelly and Jeff. I am super excited for this season!
    • Posts: 8,030 Member
      LBuehrle8 wrote: »
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      YES! It FINALLY did last week! It looks like they changed all the flooring and up on the 3rd floor there's no longer a movie theater but looks like another room to hold classes. All in all not much of a change, I was hoping they'd get all new machines and equipment!

      Your gym had a movie theater?? I want a gym with a movie theater........

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