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I have never dealt with that kind of organization..my friend has with dance troops. They performed with an orchestra. She said she would deal with a teenage dance troop any day..but never would tavel with an orchestra again! Too many diva's.
what is your quilty food pleasure?
Mine was chocolate..good stuff, imported, supermarket, halloween, syrup right out of the bottle! I am a chocolate junkie!
But I am a diabetic..so there went my choco habit..oh the pain..the withdrawals..the side effects from sugarfree stuff!
Mine was chocolate..good stuff, imported, supermarket, halloween, syrup right out of the bottle! I am a chocolate junkie!
But I am a diabetic..so there went my choco habit..oh the pain..the withdrawals..the side effects from sugarfree stuff!
I'm a chocoholic too! MK have you tried Asher's sugar free? It's good.
Ummm..powdered jelly donuts talk to me.....and cinnamon sugar donuts too.....
Ummm..powdered jelly donuts talk to me.....and cinnamon sugar donuts too.....
Mine is cheese cake, chocolate swirl and strawberry swirl, I keep one in the freezer and cut 2 slices out when i'm craving it, one for me and one for hubby, theres also a oreo chocolate cookie desert that I love love love but I don't make it much because I eat the whole darn thing by myself, can't keep my hands off it. LOL.
MaryKay , your sister was a beautiful young woman and I don't think you ever get over loseing some so close because they stay in your heart forever. Hug to you and all those who have lost someone so precious to them.
MaryKay , your sister was a beautiful young woman and I don't think you ever get over loseing some so close because they stay in your heart forever. Hug to you and all those who have lost someone so precious to them.
What was the biggest Historial thing you remember and where were you?
Mine was the day J.F. K. died. I was 12 years old and off school for a Dr.s appt. We heard the news on the car radio and rushed home to watch on t.v..
I remember my Mom and dad in tears. We piled up two t.v.'s on top of each other so we wouldn't miss a thing. Mom and Dad were pretty good until Walter Cronkite almost lost it while reporting the death.
For days both teachers and kids were in shock..truly the end of Camelot.
YouTube - Walter Cronkite announces death of JFK
Mine was the day J.F. K. died. I was 12 years old and off school for a Dr.s appt. We heard the news on the car radio and rushed home to watch on t.v..
I remember my Mom and dad in tears. We piled up two t.v.'s on top of each other so we wouldn't miss a thing. Mom and Dad were pretty good until Walter Cronkite almost lost it while reporting the death.
For days both teachers and kids were in shock..truly the end of Camelot.
YouTube - Walter Cronkite announces death of JFK
The assassination of John Lennon. I was only 4 I think. But I remember my mom crying in the living room and holding her hand. It's the only truly vivid memory I have of being that age.
The first thing that came to my mind was the day Elvis died, my husband and I and our 2 sons were at a beach house we had rented for a week with another couple and their kids, when the news came on the TV that Elvis had died, we just sat there in shock and hoping it was'ent true, the guys finally left and went sailing but us girls spent the whole day in front of the TV in tears. The World Trade Center attacks really left me in shock to, I was at home and turned the TV on, the first tower had been just been hit but then the second one got hit, I could'nt believe what I was seeing, I spent the whole day watching it over and over again thinking how could this happen and about all the people that were in those towers, what a tragedy. Not that long ago but something I will never forget.
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Oh yeah, they found out the Type 1 is always caused by a virus.. They determined that back in the 1970's.. You are more apt to get a virus causing diabetes from having it in your family of course, but a virus without any diabetics (like a parent is always possible). I got mine after having strep throat on and off for 3 years before they decided to take my tonsils out just because those 3 years I didn't get tonsilitis.. I didn't have any diabetics in my family going back at least 4 generations that we knew of (my great grandparents were still alive then so they knew their parents medical histories).. Funny thing is that about 20 years after I became a diabetic my mother, grandmother, and 2 aunts became type 2's (go figure)
I'll pop into the forum group/thread.. didn't know it existed.. I'll tell you, I've got alot of info through the years and have been through alot..
An example (the worst) is that 3 years ago I kept on going into insulin shocks without getting any warnings which was strange.. I mean at least once or twice a week.. One morning I was found on my bed, not breathing and vomit all over the bed.. Ambulence was called... I flat lined twice and had to go on a ventilator for 5 days.. Ended up that the diabetes was messed up because I was hypothyroid, and the thyroid messed up my diabetes to that point.. After that I got on an insulin pump which is the best thing for a diabetic.. Taking 2-4 shots a day through the years got the best of me and a pump is a breeze and keeps the blood sugars in better control..
She will be fine.. She's going to get tired of it though *LOL*
Oh so you missed when the huge pubilicity camplaign of Paul being dead from a car accident.. Having to play the albums backwards to hear "I buried Paul" and "Turn me on dead man, turn me on dead man" .. Couldn't believe it.. One of my aunts had a towel around her neck the entire weekend through that because she couldn't stop crying... We lived in Connecticut.. That same aunt and a cousin went to the Shea Stadium show and before the concert the limo they were in ran over a puddle.. The two of them bent over and smeared the water the limo ran over all over their faces because they were in that limo *LMAO*
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Well I don't know.. I thought that this stuff is basic human kindness and we all do it, then again lately I could scream at most people these days...
11/22/1963. I was in third grade at school when the news hit. It was scary because people I didn't know were crying (teachers, etc.). It felt like something really bad was going to happen.
*** Note: This is what happens when I decide not to turn on my pc for 4 days.. I hit you with a number of posts at the same time****
All I did was be in Drum Corps International for 4 years.. Lead flag for a color guard.. competitions were something.. We did 2 conferances so we traveled NY, NJ, and all over New England, every weekend from October through April...
The day Kennedy was assasinated. I was in study hall in high school. The news came over the speaker and you could hear as every one inhaled and then all held their breath. Then there was crying.
JFK's assassination - I was in kindergarten and we were all sent home - it was on the news non-stop. The end of innocence.
I was born a week later.....
When Reagan was almost assasinated the kids at school broke into loud applause..
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