


I"m so sorry you’re having so much pain. Hope it goes away very soon.
[Buzz it]You two are THE GREATEST!
Happy Anniversary!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Buzz it]I have some panty hose left over from I’m not sure how long ago in my drawer. But also - no dresses.
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great pic!
oh and i was there in “distant spirit” - you just didn’t know it yet!
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Good times, eh? Haha! I love you too, baby! Happy Anniversary!
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My senses are being assaulted. And I blame it on my lack of exposure to certain things lately. Case in point.
I used to smoke way back when. I quit many years ago but ever since then, I have enjoyed the smell of (most) cigarettes. Nowadays, chances are good that wherever you go, the smoking section is outside. It is so where I work as well. I used to pass through a pleasant cloud of smoke when entering or exiting any of the buildings. But they moved the smoking areas and now I never pass through the second-hand goodness. The people who go outside to smoke on my floor have to pass right behind my desk to get to where they’re going and on their way back to their desks. We have an open environment (I mean REALLY open) and whenever they pass by me on their way back, I smell the smoke all over them.
Only now it doesn’t smell so good. I’m finding myself being offended by these people who walk behind me. And I think it’s because I’m never exposed to smoke any more.
And another thing.
When we cook, we have started (for some reason) to back off on the salt. The flavoring comes from other ingredients - pepper, fresh herbs, etc. And we don’t eat a whole lot of canned things or salty snacks as a general rule. And now? Give me a Wheat Thin and I’m scrambling for a bucket of water to wash down the extreme saltiness. The last time I had a Wheat Thin, I couldn’t eat more than a couple. It bothered me a whole lot.
I have become quite the delicate flower.
I guess it’s healthier for me but it makes me feel like I should be carrying little lace gloves and covering my mouth and nose with them and saying in a teeny tiny voice, “Oh my!”
I think these are good things.
I’ve never liked the smell of cigarettes (grew up in a house where 4 packs of cigarettes a day were smoked), and never salt anything.
Any time we eat out in a restaurant, I may as well just leave a glass of water by the bed. I’m thirsty all night long.
Is it all sorts of salt because I can’t handle regular table salt anymore. I’ve been using kosher sea salt for over a year now and I think my taste buds have totally changed because of that. I can’t eat tortilla chips anymore :( It’s sad. I don’t think its age....I think its possibly a change in lifestyle.