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mine would say S E X Y. in a larger-than-average sort of way!

depression is a life-stealer. my DH was diagnosed with major depressive disorder after he came back from a bad place that the marine corps sent him to. at first he wouldn't get help. he was ok with violent nightmares, rage, and trying to kill me in my sleep. (i wasn't ok with it, but he was.) after a couple of years, he…

bunghole. i hate that word. it used to refer to the hole in a wine barrel that was stopped with a plug. if you pulled the plug from the bunghole, the wine would leak out of the barrel. now it means something else...

ha,ha! that's great! the last time i was on a diet i lost 30 pounds, and so did my boss. she told me that her husband hadn't even noticed. mine hadn't either. but i said he also didn't notice when i gained it! :)

well, i see that some young ladies totally missed your point and are making drama-inspired comments about you being 'controlling' or some such nonsense. i'm old enough to be your mother so i'm going to dispense with the drama. i think you are a prize. because you think SHE is a treasure. but she can't see herself through…

yoga i also find the Psalms very ... everything. comforting, calming, exciting, and other things.

be careful if you drink tequila, apparently it makes one's clothes fall off. true story, bro.

didn't you read the thread about the pickup lines? LOTS of helpful information there!

i like to put it in beef stroganoff instead of sour cream. also, fat free biscuits: 10 oz plain, fat free greek yogurt 1.5 cups all-purpose flour 2 tsp baking powder 1.5 tsp salt mix, roll out on lightly foured surface, cut using biscuit cutter or glass dipped in flour. re-roll scraps until all dough is used. place on…

pickled baby jellyfish and fish ovaries. the jellyfish were delicious, the ovaries were WAY too salty.

i'm gonna go have lunch with my girlfriend and tell her about this...and we will laugh...i hope our server is male.

our dog's name is beulah. fwiw, you don't have to wait until the dog has come into season to get her fixed. it depends on her health and your circumstances and the veterinarian's advice. we did wait, but it was an accident! beulah went into season a week after we got her. she had mange, a bacterial infection, giardia,…

like a boss! and i think you look like a good-guy ninja...

the secret's in the sauce...

i didn't really understand all that. all i know is that if i don't eat enough, i feel kinda bad, and if i eat too much, i gain weight. i hafta eat a little more on workout days, and if i have sit-down day, i eat a little less. it ain't rocket science, is it? :) my brain can't handle anything more complicated!

bumpitybump!

walk with her, explain yourself, and ask her. maybe she has a thyroid problem, or she takes steroids, and if it's something like that, maybe if she didn't do the walking, she would weigh 600 pounds.

bump for an education about the fitbit

bumpin' it up!

bumpin' it up!

honey, will you go shoe shopping with me?

i've never heard of it, so i'm curious as well, but i do love your profile pic!

mediterranean chicken in the crockpot, on a bed of spinach, with brown rice. i like this today because when i get back from yoga, i will be hungry, and it will be waiting!

dude, you look STRONG. *sound of clapping and cheering* way to go!

hahaha! now, there are two more adjectives! plump, and chunky! and how about 'well-rounded'? i saw a t-shirt once that said, 'i don't go skinny-dippin', i go chunky-dunkin' '. oh, that little white dog is beyond adorable...

well, i know what i'm having for lunch...cottage cheese, tomatoes, basil, s&p, and baked whole wheat crackers.

well, i have learned some interesting new words, and i'm not sure which ones i'm 'allowed' to use. fat, thick, heavy, curvy, rubenesque, 'monroe-esque', chubby, big-boned, large, big, plus-sized, queen-sized, hourglass, statuesque, pin-up, voluptuous, ruler-shaped, apple-shaped, pear-shaped, athletic, petite, average,…

^^agreed. see my earlier post, page 3.

you know, this thread has changed from 'kinda mean and drama-filled' to 'somewhat entertaining'!

i don't count housework if it's something i would ordinarily do. tidying up, washing dishes, folding laundry, these kinds of things are contributing to my activity level, but i don't consider them to be 'exercise'. however, if it's something i don't ordinarily do (move furniture to clean behind/under), or something i…