Posting after dinner. Had hamburgers and fries with corn on the cob. Still would have preferred Lamb Vindaloo...

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I had the usual here for dinner.

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I had the usual here for dinner.

Fish sticks, again???

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I had the usual here for dinner.

Fish sticks, again???

Can of split pea soup with some additions.

I think I just saw a flash of lightning.

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I had the usual here for dinner.

Fish sticks, again???

Yep, I buy a bag that says 115, eat 4 for dinner, lasts Me a month, plus I buy between 5-10 bags of frozen veggies(California Style on the label, carrots, cauliflower and broccoli), It looks like I'll be spending maybe about $109.72 on food, plus maybe $198.72 on a pre-hung door for the house on or around the 1st of August.

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Goodnight everyone. :-)

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Lots of TMI there Vic :-)

Picky, picky, I said maybe, I really don't know for sure yet...

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Well, yesterday, I wanted lamb Vindaloo... Today, I want prawn Vindaloo over Basmati rice, with vegetable Pakoras, lamb Samosas, and a mango Lassi.

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I wonder if Sparkey's ZX81 had the additional 16 Ms RAM pack?

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With the newly refurbished chocolate fountain in full swing I found this rather interesting:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23449795

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Curse you, just finished breakfast and that article has me salivating again.

Although i did lose interest as soon as it mentioned antioxidants.

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My great-grandmother never bothered with a 'healthy' lifestyle. Drank Sherry like it was going out of fashion. Smoked like a chimney. Ate butter, cream, lard, eggs etc at most meals, all the high fat stuff we're told to eat less of. She pegged out at the age of 99. My grandparents on my father's side live a similar lifestyle and they're still going strong at 89 and 87. My grandparent's on my mother's side didn't last quite as long. My grandmother died at 79, but she was diabetic, my grandfather at 81 of no definite cause.

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Life on earth is the global equivalent of not storing things in the fridge.

Looking to reduce my chocolate intake, which I have successfully done. It was nearly 20 years I last ate any, and that is because I don't like it. Give me a good healthy fried black pudding and ...

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If you don't like it, why were you eating it in the first place?

That would be like me reducing my broccoli intake.

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Life on earth is the global equivalent of not storing things in the fridge.

I eat what I want, when I want, and how I want, and always have done, my doctor is astounded that I have I have such a stable metabolism to have kept more or less the same weight for 50 years. I've managed to get to nearly 70 by doing it my way, and in pretty good trim, and I will continue to do so. I'll let you lesser mortals continue to worry about calories etc. :-))

I wish I could do that. I almost do that and I weigh twice what I should. I take 3 pills a day (one of them twice) for my blood sugar. I try to limit myself somewhat, like having a grilled chicken sandwich instead of a cheeseburger, but it's less satisfying.

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I eat what I want, when I want, and how I want, and always have done, my doctor is astounded that I have I have such a stable metabolism to have kept more or less the same weight for 50 years. I've managed to get to nearly 70 by doing it my way, and in pretty good trim, and I will continue to do so. I'll let you lesser mortals continue to worry about calories etc. :-))

I wish I could do that. I almost do that and I weigh twice what I should. I take 3 pills a day (one of them twice) for my blood sugar. I try to limit myself somewhat, like having a grilled chicken sandwich instead of a cheeseburger, but it's less satisfying.

Yeah Me too, I don't take any pills though, not for what I eat or drink, I try to eat a fairly healthy diet, it doesn't mean that I exclude junk food, I just don't buy very much in the way of junk food and yes I tend to eat the same foods day in and day out, but then I don't have unlimited income, technically I don't have enough income or enough ability to save, but that's for Congress to fix in a non hurtful manner and so far that ain't happening. I'm 53 and I've shopped for Myself for years and paid attention when My Mother shopped and made out Her list, so I do the same today.

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Good morning everyone!!! :-)

For the Marvel fans; The Wolverine is AWESOME, a MUST see. ...and, at the end of the movie, stay for the beginning of the credits; there is a short teaser about what is to come... ;-)

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Preparing for Monday shortly .....

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Goodnight everyone. :-)

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