I guess bout anything is possible.Me too.
Knowing Wonder Flavours, I would be surprised if that was the case.
There is another possibility. You just might end up liking banana vapes and start collecting other banana flavors.
No recipes but have a couple good ideas to work on. Not really in writing recipe mode but that could change.
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In exactly a month from now Dd is taking a trip to Europe. I have a month to write a few recipes to fill my divider again. Also will need to mix more nic mix although I may have to do that before.
I may get lucky and have a working sink by then. Would have to cross many fingers.
Sorry Dennis, I'm not making light of any medical problems you or anyone else here may have (or has), but I just had to give you a funny for your straighforward answer.
@hittman, don't listen to Dennis, it's far worse than he's letting on.
All kidding aside, some experience all sorts of "stuff" as they age, others less so. Many on ECF, including me, could probably fill a page with their medical things and stuffs. And at 63 I ain't even "old age" yet.
FWIW, I am still waiting for someone to tell me why when us guys hit a certain age hair starts growing out of our ears and noses fast as weeds. Had to buy myself a little weed whacker for that at around 50 something.
And to think, as a little kid I remember asking my Mom "why does Grandpa have little bushes growing out of his nose and ears?"
That last part is funnySorry Dennis, I'm not making light of any medical problems you or anyone else here may have (or has), but I just had to give you a funny for your straighforward answer.
@hittman, don't listen to Dennis, it's far worse than he's letting on.
All kidding aside, some experience all sorts of "stuff" as they age, others less so. Many on ECF, including me, could probably fill a page with their medical things and stuffs. And at 63 I ain't even "old age" yet.
FWIW, I am still waiting for someone to tell me why when us guys hit a certain age hair starts growing out of our ears and noses fast as weeds. Had to buy myself a little weed whacker for that at around 50 something.
And to think, as a little kid I remember asking my Mom "why does Grandpa have little bushes growing out of his nose and ears?"
This "old age" thing got me curious. At exactly what age do people consider someone "old age" ???
Personally, I'm of the opinion that age is just a stupid number. I think what makes people "old" are poor life choices, a lack of exercise and bad diet.
And the lack of a positive attitude and outlook in Life.
I mean, crap, 100 year old Mike Fremont has quite the story . . .
"And running — along with long-distance canoeing — quickly became a vital part of Fremont's days. Though he was lacing up regularly and logging extensive miles, Fremont didn't start competitively racing until after 1992, when he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer and told by doctors he had just three months to live.
"It was a terrible, terrible thing to tell me," he says. Fremont lived beyond those three months, and two and a half years later, physicians removed the cancerous tumor. There were shocked to find there was no spread of the disease. Says Fremont: "The surgeon said that he had looked for metastasis in 35 places and found none. Zero."
Inspired by being given a new lease on life, Fremont started signing up for races, anything from 10Ks to marathons.
Fremont now holds an astounding five titles: world records for the fastest marathon time at age 80 and again at age 90; the fastest half-marathon time at age 90 and 91; and the U.S. record for the fastest mile by a 96-year-old."
taken from here:
people.com
"Fremont is a legend, and has been for some time. When he was a spry 91, he set world records for the fastest marathons and half marathons in his age group. And now, at 100, he's still going strong."
from here:
www.spartan.com
He still exercises regularly and he's been eating a strict macrobiotic, vegan diet for decades.
The man is simply amazing!!!
Personally, I'm of the opinion that age is just a stupid number. I think what makes people "old" are poor life choices, a lack of exercise and bad diet.
And the lack of a positive attitude and outlook in Life.
I mean, crap, 100 year old Mike Fremont has quite the story . . .
"And running — along with long-distance canoeing — quickly became a vital part of Fremont's days. Though he was lacing up regularly and logging extensive miles, Fremont didn't start competitively racing until after 1992, when he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer and told by doctors he had just three months to live.
"It was a terrible, terrible thing to tell me," he says. Fremont lived beyond those three months, and two and a half years later, physicians removed the cancerous tumor. There were shocked to find there was no spread of the disease. Says Fremont: "The surgeon said that he had looked for metastasis in 35 places and found none. Zero."
Inspired by being given a new lease on life, Fremont started signing up for races, anything from 10Ks to marathons.
Fremont now holds an astounding five titles: world records for the fastest marathon time at age 80 and again at age 90; the fastest half-marathon time at age 90 and 91; and the U.S. record for the fastest mile by a 96-year-old."
taken from here:
100-Year-Old Runner Holds 4 World Records — and He's Still Lacing Up: 'I'm Having the Best Time of My Life'
Runner Mike Fremont holds four world records and is still lacing up at 100 years old
"Fremont is a legend, and has been for some time. When he was a spry 91, he set world records for the fastest marathons and half marathons in his age group. And now, at 100, he's still going strong."
from here:
Legendary Runner Shares His Secret to Living to 100
The Mike Fremont diet consists of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts, and soup. He steers clear of meat, dairy, and toxins.
www.spartan.com
He still exercises regularly and he's been eating a strict macrobiotic, vegan diet for decades.
The man is simply amazing!!!
That man is just amazing. BTW I don't consider myself old but I'm sure others do and I don't care.This "old age" thing got me curious. At exactly what age do people consider someone "old age" ???
Personally, I'm of the opinion that age is just a stupid number. I think what makes people "old" are poor life choices, a lack of exercise and bad diet.
And the lack of a positive attitude and outlook in Life.
I mean, crap, 100 year old Mike Fremont has quite the story . . .
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"And running — along with long-distance canoeing — quickly became a vital part of Fremont's days. Though he was lacing up regularly and logging extensive miles, Fremont didn't start competitively racing until after 1992, when he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer and told by doctors he had just three months to live.
"It was a terrible, terrible thing to tell me," he says. Fremont lived beyond those three months, and two and a half years later, physicians removed the cancerous tumor. There were shocked to find there was no spread of the disease. Says Fremont: "The surgeon said that he had looked for metastasis in 35 places and found none. Zero."
Inspired by being given a new lease on life, Fremont started signing up for races, anything from 10Ks to marathons.
Fremont now holds an astounding five titles: world records for the fastest marathon time at age 80 and again at age 90; the fastest half-marathon time at age 90 and 91; and the U.S. record for the fastest mile by a 96-year-old."
taken from here:
100-Year-Old Runner Holds 4 World Records — and He's Still Lacing Up: 'I'm Having the Best Time of My Life'
Runner Mike Fremont holds four world records and is still lacing up at 100 years old
"Fremont is a legend, and has been for some time. When he was a spry 91, he set world records for the fastest marathons and half marathons in his age group. And now, at 100, he's still going strong."
from here:
Legendary Runner Shares His Secret to Living to 100
The Mike Fremont diet consists of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts, and soup. He steers clear of meat, dairy, and toxins.
He still exercises regularly and he's been eating a strict macrobiotic, vegan diet for decades.
The man is simply amazing!!!
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I have a recipe started but have to get my lists out. Don’t want to make a mess this late in the day so I’ll probably proceed in the morning..
My stuff is so scattered that making lists of everything was such a good thing to do. I’m sure I missed something here and there but I know most everything is on a list.
Not sure I get this one. Almost sounds like you aren't allowed to mix stuff while she's out of the country. Or are you going with her?
@ShowMeTwice I know you like veggies and even though we eat meat we like our veggies. You might want to check out dd’s method of cooking squash. She takes summer squash and zucchini and slices a bunch of it thin. When she gets ready to cook some the slices go single layer on a baking sheet. They don’t take long to cook and I really like them.Obviously she does too.
Cause gravity drags the hair down from your head to other parts.Sorry Dennis, I'm not making light of any medical problems you or anyone else here may have (or has), but I just had to give you a funny for your straighforward answer.
@hittman, don't listen to Dennis, it's far worse than he's letting on.
All kidding aside, some experience all sorts of "stuff" as they age, others less so. Many on ECF, including me, could probably fill a page with their medical things and stuffs. And at 63 I ain't even "old age" yet.
FWIW, I am still waiting for someone to tell me why when us guys hit a certain age hair starts growing out of our ears and noses fast as weeds. Had to buy myself a little weed whacker for that at around 50 something.
And to think, as a little kid I remember asking my Mom "why does Grandpa have little bushes growing out of his nose and ears?"
I’ve noticed the hair thing too and bought a weed wacker. My regular hair grows quickly also and I have to get a haircut every 3-4 weeks.Sorry Dennis, I'm not making light of any medical problems you or anyone else here may have (or has), but I just had to give you a funny for your straighforward answer.
@hittman, don't listen to Dennis, it's far worse than he's letting on.
All kidding aside, some experience all sorts of "stuff" as they age, others less so. Many on ECF, including me, could probably fill a page with their medical things and stuffs. And at 63 I ain't even "old age" yet.
FWIW, I am still waiting for someone to tell me why when us guys hit a certain age hair starts growing out of our ears and noses fast as weeds. Had to buy myself a little weed whacker for that at around 50 something.
And to think, as a little kid I remember asking my Mom "why does Grandpa have little bushes growing out of his nose and ears?"
I’m beginning to think I have a bullseye on my forehead. I was on the way home and a rock hit my windshield and put a star in the glass in the bottom corner.
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