MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN 40-60ish
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Welcome to a new Cheeto gal! Have to try jalapeno chased by margaritas.
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Hi zogo and welcome. Nope, haven't tried the jalapeno cheetos as they are not available here just the cheese ones which I loooove!
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MMMMM jalapeno Cheetos and margaritas.....the perfect meal
They don't have them in the grocery stores but my 18 yo DS brings them from the mini mart at the local gas station. Then we all sneak a few! Would it be wrong to tell him to buy a case to go with our margaritas?
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When I was in highschool back in the mid-70s I bought a rowing machine so it would make me tall and blonde. I was too emabarrased to use it as the rowing sound resonated through the house and I could hear my 2 bros and sis laughing at my rest stops....sigh. Maybe that's when I started to hate hardwood floors...
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Jalapeno Cheetos and margaritas sounds like the best weekend Idea yet.Everything in moderation right Ladies?
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I'll have to wait til at least lunchtime to consider of that combination. I hope they are not quite as flaming as the flaming hot ones. The salsa picante flavor (from the Mighty Zingers little bitty ones) was pretty good.
Greetings zogo! I like the confessional nature of your first post on this thread. And you like the Cheetos too. I think you have found a thread to help you bide your time until surgery next month. Welcome!
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Oh, I want to get in on this topic, but have to go to work. I appologize now if I digress to this topis when I can get on.
Push the limits, PauldingMom!
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welcome zoto! your'e going to fit right in here, cheetos and all
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Welcome, Zogo---I had my bilateral DIEP in Boston, a 5 hour ride from home. Put LOTS of pillows in the car for the ride home--I didn't think of that and it was miserably uncomfortable even with pain pills and xanax. The first couple weeks are pure misery, but the result is OH, SO WORTH IT!!!!!
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Forgot to add... Yeah, Barbe, too true! The sales pitch is always that we will be happier, prettier, smarter, thinner, richer, more confident, etc. Marketing 101, but it sucks us in time and time again.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for the warm welcome. This is great to have a group of women that understand and have a sense of humor and love junk food and margaritas. I feel at home already!
NativeMariner are all those pillows in your car??? Wow, my little Total Pillow is clearly going to need some pillow friends.
Barbe...a rowing machine that makes you tall and blonde....too funny!
Thanks again!
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Happy Friday Lovelies....
CHHEETTTOOOSSS? on man I have it bad for them! crunchy or suck on the air puffed kind and end up orange fingered! Oh yeah... call me next time OK?
Elimar....phew you scared me. No chemo for moi. I am truely blessed only needing BMX's...I still cant deal with getting my hair cut... ever since waiting for the possiblity of chemo. I go see the Surgeon next month for my first post op check and I could have a panic over it.
I have been very short on SHORT TERM memory, loosing things and words jumbling and sleep wacky....oh and hot flash's... and I am not on any of the estrogen drugs... just pure MENTALPAUSE. Please tell me I am normal post BMX/ cancer and trying to land my new self....
My 18 y/o says I am taking tooo long to get well and that we should be out driving in my Mustang with Mule playing. But my knee is sore for 6 weeks to boot.
SIGH!
Infommercials... the only ones that ever tempted me when I used to watch TV were the Motown collections and maybee the Ab Machines....
((MEECE))
((ALL OF YOU!))
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Barbe-tall & blond! teehee.
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Middies, I have some sad news from PauldingMom (Lisa) who posts here as well as several other threads. Some of you may or may not know that she found a lump last weekend, went to the doctor this week, got scheduled for CT scan on Wednesday. Yesterday she & her husband were called into the oncologists-here are her words re: the situation in a private message last night. "I'm in the hospital. They sent me straight from the oncologist office. I have "it" in my brain, several lymph nodes and possibly my bones and liver. Right now I'm getting a blood transfusion. Tomorrow brain radiation and a bone marrow biopsy and a brand new shiny port. Next week I start chemo." Apparently cheetos aren't on the menu so we need to get some to her ASAP.
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Eph3_12, I am so sorry to hear this news. Let Lisa know I will be adding her to my prayer list. This is just so unfair, it makes me want to cry.
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Eph, I did know of P-Mom. Did not know if she was ready to "spill it" here yet, and make it even more real. I have been thinking of her all morning, and we go way back to when she was just a little bald head with a smiley face drawn on it. Cheetos? I hear they can squeeze anything into an i.v. bag these days...she might be on a Cheetos drip already. Heard she was asking for some nurse hotties, so P-Mom this one's for YOU...
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Brazos, I forgot that my hubby sent away for the Ab-Doer, or as I like to call it the Ab-Don'ter.
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NURSE DUDE HAS AN EIGHT-PACK!
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El I think you have totally distracted us from all our problems.
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E-I asked Lisa if I could spill & she said I could---but BOY HOWDEY! Do I like that nurse!!! They didn't have any like that here when I was in for my shoulder! WAHHHHHHH!
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Praying for PMom. . .
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I feel bad jumping in after sobering news like that, prayers and love heading your way Pmom...
I have been lurking as I will be 50 in April so this seems a good place for me. I have also experienced the jalapeno cheetos and they may be better than regular. Don't like the puffy ones, just the harder crunchy ones.
As for infomercial purchases...
The set it and forget it rotisserie, the bumpit (don't need that now), Ginsu knives (work great), sham wow's (don't bother), the Fluidity ballet bar (in the attic gathering dust), power 90 abs (not), bare minerals makeup, magic bullet, some sort of power juicer (actually using that now), I am sure there are more, I know the wolfman jack was quite mesmerizing and I have sat through that several times as well as the 60's soul music just to watch the cheesy dancing. mmm back to cheesy...
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elaineg: you will fit right in, sister!
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Welcome elaineg, you must be a true insomniac with shopping credentials like that! I think I have seen most of those, with the exception of the ballet bar. Are you doing chemo right now? What point of treatment are you at?
Look here, I found this chemo survival kit, and it does look good (I see chocolate) but in my mind there is a glaring omission. Where are the Cheetos?
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I am doing 6xTCH and have only had one treatment, next Wednesday for second and then on to rads, hope to be done by my birthday
Tomorrow is buzz cut, had to wear a hat today to disguise bald spots. Looks like those a baby gets rubbing around in the crib. Ready to get that over with.
Glad I found you all so comforting to see the rally around others troubles, sick kids, bad news about health etc...
I do have major insomnia, always have. Don't do as much shopping now that i have Tivo which is my very best friend
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elaineg, winter does not seem like a good time to lose the hair but the others have said that in the summer the wigs, hats & scarves are all pretty hot to wear. Your buzz cut is bound to look better than the "chemo-pattern-baldness" that you described!
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(( PMom )) So Praying for You, and Your Family and all who love you. Lord, please keep an Eye on PMOM... Amen
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@zogo - the Total Pillow! You really know how to live!
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Elimar about the LE stuff....I am swelling a tad with increased activity. The glove is too tight over my thumb. Waiting for the fitter to get back to me....and have to find out if the jovi pak and micro bead foob-ets are in. I have to deal with a baby shower and seeing all these people that I have not seen since I have lost The Bountious Beauty's.... I am finding the camisole with fluff is making my arm ache and burn. GGGrrrrrrrr....... Back to Commando!
Crying in the shower... OH YEAH....one of my favorite places to let it out.
I hope you all are going to order out tonite and dont have to cook
And WELCOME to all Newbies
Peace
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