Someone posted this in another thread and tagged me and said, "I think you'll enjoy this." Got about two seconds through before I realized why I was tagged (other than my username). Then I started busting a gut laughing.
Thanks @cosmicray . Really enjoyed this.
Grandchildren. Just wait.My kids would have loved this playground when they were little. I would have loved playing on it with them.
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That's good to know. I don't count calories, but I think it's good to know how many calories are in things so that you're aware. I was counting calories when I was in high school for a while (with an app like your daughters were having you do), but I felt really bad while I was doing it, and I am very mildly hypoglycemic (my grandmother is as well...I cannot win in the genetics department), and normally, I'll only have an episode a few times a year, but I was having them a lot while I was counting calories. I think I should have been counting up to 2,000 because I'm young and muscular, but for my height it told me 1,500-1,800 was good. Should have listened to my body.If you are a calorie counter they have a menu for lower caloric sandwiches. I used them for a while when I was counting calories. Not every meal, but some of my lunches. I counted calories up until I finally realized that I was eating to my calorie limit. If I had just gone with my appetite, I was actually eating less. I stopped and immediately started to lose weight again. Moderation my friends, that is the key to it. I still might grab a Subway Club off the special menu because I know what the calorie level is, but, I don't write it down anyplace.
My daughter is upset with me because I stopped. She had set it up on my phone to track calories and even linked to my walking app. that automatically reduced my caloric intake based on calories burnt exercising. So what ever I managed to get rid of by exercise, I made up for in the evening by eating up to them.
In case there is any interest... A Five Guys Little Cheeseburger has about the same calories as one of those Subway sandwiches according to my fitness program. If I have to choose... Five Guys will win every time.
Actually, I owe you one minute and 49 seconds.
It looks very similar to the water playground at AulaniMy kids would have loved this playground when they were little. I would have loved playing on it with them.
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11 seconds to load. Carppy wifi connection.Actually, I owe you one minute and 49 seconds.
I've been suspicious about Canada since we started doing this Canadian song for chorus, and my director, and my director said, "Now this song is meant to sound more and more drunk as you go along..."
It's not your Wifi. Youtube is slow tonight. I've got excellent Wifi, am the only one up right now, and Youtube is slow. Nothing else is.
What if they end up being like me and decide never to marry or have kids and get a bunch of cats for company for the rest of their lives?
Between midnight and 1 am. After 11 pm, I'm completely useless. I try not to stay up any later than 1 am.
And in the case of my cat, you get cuddles on demand, are constantly on top of your owner's face, and get lots of exercise because you run around the house for absolutely no good reason. And then when you've worn yourself out, you go to sleep as close to your owner's face as possible
That's good to know. I don't count calories, but I think it's good to know how many calories are in things so that you're aware. I was counting calories when I was in high school for a while (with an app like your daughters were having you do), but I felt really bad while I was doing it, and I am very mildly hypoglycemic (my grandmother is as well...I cannot win in the genetics department), and normally, I'll only have an episode a few times a year, but I was having them a lot while I was counting calories. I think I should have been counting up to 2,000 because I'm young and muscular, but for my height it told me 1,500-1,800 was good. Should have listened to my body.
When I go to Subway, my standard order is over roasted chicken on flatbread with cheddar cheese and chipotle sauce. I don't go there a lot because I either bring my own meals or I'm at the older campus, which has better food for some odd reason.
As far as Five Guys goes, it's a bit further of a walk for me, so that's kind of the reason I don't go there (I already have to walk down a really steep hill to get to Subway or the pizza place. Or take the car if it's raining or I'm feeling extremely lazy). Then I found out about the amount of peanuts in there, and just decided I'm not comfortable eating there. I have enough burgers at home and at baseball games, so I'm good.
