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Figgy1

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Hello-

Today I went for a walk and it was beautiful outside. I did wait for it to warm up a bit before I went out. I am enjoying the weather, but I feel like this weather should be happening later. I have my windows open, too. :cat:

I did a streaming workout called "Summer Shred." Man, was it brutal. :hungover: I had to take a few breaks.

I made roasted veggies and roasted curry chickpeas with cashew-lemon sauce. I was eating it and I think I felt my crown move. I am hoping it was maybe a bit of crunchy vegetable. I looked in my mouth and my crown looked OK. I brushed my teeth and it felt normal afterwards. So maybe it was a bit of cauliflower or broccoli in my teeth. :confused:
PHEW:joyfull:
 

Figgy1

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Good morning 2 miles and day 16 done. Yea I passed the half way mark:joyfull:. It's a big cooking day for me seeing the rest of the week is going to be CRAZY! Orange chicken, red beans and rice, zucchini lasagna, chick pea snackers, baked tofu, pumpkin bread and a batch of yogurt. I'll put in a mile here or there just to get my steps in while things are baking or on a low simmer.
 

Sans Souci

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I had a crown fall out a few months ago. Fortunately, I did not swallow it. Dentist fixed it at no charge and said it should not have fallen out so soon. I had to agree with that assessment.

Mine is 10 years old, so maybe it's time. I guess I was worried about seeing a new dentist. I miss my dentist in Illinois. I went to a dentist here in March and the hygienist was combative. She wanted to argue about the medications I take, she sniped at me for the same thing three times until I finally said, "You've made your point. PLEASE STOP." She didn't like that. Then when she was done, she stomped off without saying good bye or seeing me to the waiting room. When the dentist came in, he never took his face guard off. He should have put a new one on for me. I couldn't hear his name when he introduced himself.

So, I really need to find a new dentist. LOL
 

Figgy1

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Mine is 10 years old, so maybe it's time. I guess I was worried about seeing a new dentist. I miss my dentist in Illinois. I went to a dentist here in March and the hygienist was combative. She wanted to argue about the medications I take, she sniped at me for the same thing three times until I finally said, "You've made your point. PLEASE STOP." She didn't like that. Then when she was done, she stomped off without saying good bye or seeing me to the waiting room. When the dentist came in, he never took his face guard off. He should have put a new one on for me. I couldn't hear his name when he introduced himself.

So, I really need to find a new dentist. LOL
Sorry to hear that I'll ask my friend down there who he uses next time I talk to him
 

Sans Souci

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Sorry to hear that I'll ask my friend down there who he uses next time I talk to him

That would be awesome. My husband went at the beginning of the month and he said the hygienist (a different one) said that Asian students "academically bully" the other students at the HS. :confused: My husband said he was just discussing where our son went HS and she just unloaded this onto him. He said he tried to change the subject.
 

Songbird76

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Okra . . . I'd say they did you a favor . . . :cautious: :p

Tonight's dinner is easy for us, and different. I bought some pre-made lobster bisque (from a restaurant), and then I bought some lobster tails to boil, and I'll add themin the heated up bisque. Bought a loaf of crusty herb bread to go with it! Happy mouth soon!! (Hubs keeps asking me when it's going to be ready.) :joyfull: And no, it's not low calorie bisque either, but I was just in the mood for something delicious! :hungry:
I'd agree with you on that! As much as I love veggies, Okra is one I can't stand. Soooo bitter.
 

Songbird76

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What she got herself. Apparently handbags are like shoes...you just can't have too many. Same applies to coffee mugs and grills. :joyfull:

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Handbags I agree with...shoes...who needs more than a couple pairs? I have one pair of every day/nice shoes, one pair of tennis shoes for outside and work, one pair of tennis shoes for indoors in case I go to a gym where street shoes aren't allowed, and one pair of sandals for the summer. I am not a shoe girl....I really hate shoe shopping.
 

Songbird76

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That would be awesome. My husband went at the beginning of the month and he said the hygienist (a different one) said that Asian students "academically bully" the other students at the HS. :confused: My husband said he was just discussing where our son went HS and she just unloaded this onto him. He said he tried to change the subject.
What does that mean....academically bully? Like...they are competitive with grades?
 

Songbird76

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We've been BUSY the last few days. We went to Wunderland Kalkar on Saturday...took DD's friend with us. They went on the roller coaster at least like 10 times. Sunday we went to my in-laws' and my DD and I went shopping at Primark for Harry Potter stuff, specifically hoping to find a day planner, which she is required to have for school. But they didn't have any HP ones, so we ordered one online when we couldn't find anything she liked. Yesterday was, of course, school and I worked and had choir in the evening. And today I had to go into town and pick up my DH's meds from the pharmacy, go to the bank, and get a few things I didn't think about on Sunday. Yesterday I had 28,000 steps. Today only 7000, but I figure with as many as I got yesterday, and last week, I should be fine. I measured myself and I've lost a couple of inches off my waist, so I AM making progress even though I can't SEE it yet. And my pants are falling down...so it's working. I just need to keep doing what I'm doing. I love that my cracker keeps me motivated and helps me keep track so I know when I need to push a little harder, or just accept a slower day.
 

Figgy1

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That would be awesome. My husband went at the beginning of the month and he said the hygienist (a different one) said that Asian students "academically bully" the other students at the HS. :confused: My husband said he was just discussing where our son went HS and she just unloaded this onto him. He said he tried to change the subject.
YUP time for a new dentist. BTW how does one bully academically?
 

Figgy1

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Handbags I agree with...shoes...who needs more than a couple pairs? I have one pair of every day/nice shoes, one pair of tennis shoes for outside and work, one pair of tennis shoes for indoors in case I go to a gym where street shoes aren't allowed, and one pair of sandals for the summer. I am not a shoe girl....I really hate shoe shopping.
Would you believe I may have a few more pairs than that:angelic:
 

Figgy1

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We've been BUSY the last few days. We went to Wunderland Kalkar on Saturday...took DD's friend with us. They went on the roller coaster at least like 10 times. Sunday we went to my in-laws' and my DD and I went shopping at Primark for Harry Potter stuff, specifically hoping to find a day planner, which she is required to have for school. But they didn't have any HP ones, so we ordered one online when we couldn't find anything she liked. Yesterday was, of course, school and I worked and had choir in the evening. And today I had to go into town and pick up my DH's meds from the pharmacy, go to the bank, and get a few things I didn't think about on Sunday. Yesterday I had 28,000 steps. Today only 7000, but I figure with as many as I got yesterday, and last week, I should be fine. I measured myself and I've lost a couple of inches off my waist, so I AM making progress even though I can't SEE it yet. And my pants are falling down...so it's working. I just need to keep doing what I'm doing. I love that my cracker keeps me motivated and helps me keep track so I know when I need to push a little harder, or just accept a slower day.
Congrats and yea for falling down pants:hilarious: Going full out 7 days a week isn't good for your body, it needs to rest and repair, so accept a slow day every so often.:joyfull:
 

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