did another walk to day not quite a mile but darn near. It is harder to stay on the SB at night. I have always been a night time grazer. But I have to admit, I am never hungry on this diet. Went to Micky D's do nightm X wanted ice cream. By golly, I passed up a coke, no ice cream, got a berry smoothy instead. not sure of the nutritinal goodness of this choice but it beat the other two by a long shot.
pants that I could snap are now snapping. No scales so no idea how much wt has been lost but my toes are getting thinnger by the day.
Did you know that capers are the picked buds of a flower that grows in the Mediterranean area? well you do now.
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Just like the Magic 8 Ball
This blog is kinda like the Magic Eight Ball. You never know what answer will float up to the top. It's because that's how my brain works. It doesn't work in a linear way. It works at random. Things I know will just pop up so when they do, I plan on writing them here. Enjoy!
Books I've Read and You Might Enjoy
The Holy Bible-The New Living Translation. An amazingly easy to read translation. I am still a favorite of the King James but that is because it is what I grew up with. I was glad to find this translation because I am not fond of the NIV translation that my church uses.
Any books in the Bourne Identity series
Any Book by Dr. Seuss, he is one of my all time favorite authors
Where the Sidewalk Ends, my oldest daughter's favorite book
The Maltese Falcon a great classicwell worth the read
God Thinks You Are Wonderful
by Max Lucado
A real spirt lifter.I reread it whenever I feel as if no one knows or cares about me. I like being reminded that my name is written in the palm of his hand
The Simplicity Reader-some good advice on how to simplify your life.
The Delaney Sisters' Book of Everyday Wisdom
A how to for common sense living.
Red Dragon or any of the Hannibal Lecter series
The Pyridion Chronicles-good fantasy
Walden-Essay on Civil Disobedience by Thoreau
Interesting to read how he lived at Walden Pond and how life itself was lived in the America of his time.
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo by Stieg Larsson
Just got done reading Grave Secrets by Charlaine Harris not quite sure how it made the New York Times Best Seller list.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy-of course
Soulforge
Hyperion Cantos-good science fiction/fantasy
The Shack-compelling story and a different perspective on the three faces of God.
Myst-made me want to search for the sequels
Any books in the Bourne Identity series
Any Book by Dr. Seuss, he is one of my all time favorite authors
Where the Sidewalk Ends, my oldest daughter's favorite book
The Maltese Falcon a great classicwell worth the read
God Thinks You Are Wonderful
by Max Lucado
A real spirt lifter.I reread it whenever I feel as if no one knows or cares about me. I like being reminded that my name is written in the palm of his hand
The Simplicity Reader-some good advice on how to simplify your life.
The Delaney Sisters' Book of Everyday Wisdom
A how to for common sense living.
Red Dragon or any of the Hannibal Lecter series
The Pyridion Chronicles-good fantasy
Walden-Essay on Civil Disobedience by Thoreau
Interesting to read how he lived at Walden Pond and how life itself was lived in the America of his time.
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo by Stieg Larsson
Just got done reading Grave Secrets by Charlaine Harris not quite sure how it made the New York Times Best Seller list.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy-of course
Soulforge
Hyperion Cantos-good science fiction/fantasy
The Shack-compelling story and a different perspective on the three faces of God.
Myst-made me want to search for the sequels
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