rafl oh Noooooooo

She looks very good. She was so funny the when she was
pregnant with baby Katie, it looked like she had swallowed a
small watermelon. A small lively watermelon. And yes, she
grew up eating like that. She has an identical twin sister,
who is, well.. identical, and her Mom is shaped just like
the two of them.

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At that height, she probably is the right weight even
though it seems

incredibly

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tiny to me (but so does 5'1"😉. Since there aren't any
other heavy members

of her

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family, I do wonder if this is just what she was
accustomed to when

growing up ...

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eating much lighter during the day and one larger main
meal. If so, she

may be

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very fortunate and it's more of a routine now. I have a
feeling my

youngest girl

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will be like this (time will tell though). Even at the age
of 16, she

still only

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takes half a sandwich to school in her lunch ... on the
rare occassion she

gets a

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burge, she eats maybe half of it, if even that. Today's
lunch for her was

a

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yogurt, slice of cheese and a granola bar - which she
thinks is a huge

lunch. Oh

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- she also takes one of those mini sized cans of soda (8
oz) ... diet of

course.

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<G> She eats a pretty good dinner .. for her ... but it
consists mainly

of

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veggies, salad and about 1 to 2 ounces of meat. She just
isn't an eater I

guess.

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Joyce

Lesanne said:

She is tiny. Very petite in every way. About 5' 1" feet
tall, and

weighs

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between 90 and 100 pounds. Doesn't do any organized
exercise, but is

active

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when at home, she does have a sitting job. Her one meal
is usually

enough

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calories for a woman that size. If people see her eat
that one, and

don't

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know how she lives the rest of her day they would wonder.
No fat people

in

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her family at all.

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Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when running
after kids all day,

but

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obviously she knows what works for her. I can
understand her breakfast

eating as

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I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast, am
not in the mood

to

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face food

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in the morning. I have to conciously force myself to
fix something.

Usually it's

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that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today it
was just a huge

bowl of cut

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up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g> My
dinners are much

larger -

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that seems to be *my* meal.

Joyce

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
<[email hidden]>

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>My niece in law is the best example I ever saw. She is
>very petite.

Mostly

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>we had only eaten together at our main meal of the
>day. Recently Mom

and

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I

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>visited at their home in Austin for a day or two. She
>has one piece

of

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dry

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>toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
>morning", about a half

a

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>sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under her
>arm, and picks up

a

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>chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats maybe
>half a peanut

butter

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cup

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>from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a pretty
>big meal in the evening. On her feet in motion the
>entire day.
>
>Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
>calories in - total

out

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>seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
>
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>> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"
>> <[email hidden]>

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>>
>> >
>> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat whatever now
>> >>> that I look

"normal".

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>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I were
>> >having this

same

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>> >conversation and she said something about losing
>> >the weight then

feeling

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>> >like she should be able to eat whatever... "like a
>> >skinny person."

Well,

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>if
>> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny people,
>> >we would BE

skinny

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>people.
>> >I've known thin or normal weight people who would
>> >seem to eat

everything

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>> >they want. I think the difference is they might eat
>> >a lot once in

awhile,

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>> >but most of the time they eat normal or less than
>> >normal amounts.

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do

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>> >you guys think?
>>
>> We were just talking about this not too long ago, in
>> another thread.

I

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>think
>> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching those
>> naturally thin

people

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>eat. My
>> thoughts were like yours ... are there really any
>> naturally thin

people?

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>I have a
>> feeling that they watch things as closely as we do,
>> but have been

doing

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it

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>for
>> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion, we
>> don't see them

24/7.

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>The best
>> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
>> woman, who's children

have

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>been in
>> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
>> thinnest dang thing

I

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have

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>ever
>> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore she
>> was one of those

lucky

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>> naturally think people and was very jealous. Just a
>> few weeks ago I
>noticed her
>> out on the street jogging ... then saw her again a
>> few days later.

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>I've
>> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine for
>> her. So is she

REALLY

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>> naturally thin? She has always been thin from what I
>> have seen

(over

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the

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>course
>> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very dedicated
>> to remaining

that

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>way. I am
>> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
>> diligence in

exercising

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>that I
>> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
>> views on how I look

at

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>other
>> people, realize that we don't know their entire
>> story and it isn't

fair

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to

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>make
>> judgement on what little we actually see.
>>
>> Joyce
>> >
>> >Geri
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>

That's pretty much how I am too. One of my favorite dinners, as well as the rest
of the families, is my oven baked omelet casserole (or eggie casserole as the kids
have dubbed it) ... eggbeaters, whatever veggies I decide to throw in, lowfat
cheese, sometimes diced ham - sometimes not ... mix, bake, eat. Light wheat
toast, baked diced potatoes, cut up melons (honeydew, cantaloupe), pineapple,
grapes, whatever and call it fruit salad. But I don't enjoy it as much in the
morning. Morning is quickie oatmeal, fruit OR toast ... if anything ... and
usually not before 10:30 or 11. I am not a morning person.

Joyce

Miss Violette said:

I love breakfast food just not at breakfast time, I have
been able to make myself eat when I first get up, I try and
eat something I can wash down with coffee to make it go
down with little notice, Lee Brenda Hammond
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'm with you Joyce. I actually hate breakfast unless I
eat it around

11:00

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or so. Coffee I have to have in the morning, but food
first thing turns

me

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off. I usually force myself to eat something at
breakfast, then a healthy lunch, dinners are usually my
larger meals too. I wish the evening snacks turned me off
as much as breakfast!
--
Brenda
209/186/150

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when running
after kids all day,

but

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obviously she knows what works for her. I can
understand her breakfast

eating as

Quoted message said:

I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast, am
not in the mood to

face food

Quoted message said:

in the morning. I have to conciously force myself to
fix something.

Usually it's

Quoted message said:

that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today it
was just a huge

bowl of cut

Quoted message said:

up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g> My
dinners are much

larger -

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that seems to be *my* meal.

Joyce

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
<[email hidden]>

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>My niece in law is the best example I ever saw. She is
>very petite.

Mostly

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>we had only eaten together at our main meal of the
>day. Recently Mom

and

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I

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>visited at their home in Austin for a day or two. She
>has one piece of

dry

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>toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
>morning", about a half

a

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>sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under her
>arm, and picks up

a

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>chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats maybe
>half a peanut

butter

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cup

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>from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a pretty
>big meal in the evening. On her feet in motion the
>entire day.
>
>Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
>calories in - total

out

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>seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
>
>"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"
>> <[email hidden]>

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>>
>> >
>> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat whatever now
>> >>> that I look

"normal".

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>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I were
>> >having this same conversation and she said
>> >something about losing the weight then

feeling

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>> >like she should be able to eat whatever... "like a
>> >skinny person."

Well,

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>if
>> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny people,
>> >we would BE skinny
>people.
>> >I've known thin or normal weight people who would
>> >seem to eat

everything

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>> >they want. I think the difference is they might eat
>> >a lot once in

awhile,

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>> >but most of the time they eat normal or less than
>> >normal amounts.

What

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do

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>> >you guys think?
>>
>> We were just talking about this not too long ago, in
>> another thread.

I

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>think
>> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching those
>> naturally thin

people

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>eat. My
>> thoughts were like yours ... are there really any
>> naturally thin

people?

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>I have a
>> feeling that they watch things as closely as we do,
>> but have been

doing

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it

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>for
>> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion, we
>> don't see them

24/7.

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>The best
>> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
>> woman, who's children

have

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>been in
>> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
>> thinnest dang thing I

have

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>ever
>> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore she
>> was one of those

lucky

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>> naturally think people and was very jealous. Just a
>> few weeks ago I
>noticed her
>> out on the street jogging ... then saw her again a
>> few days later.

Now

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>I've
>> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine for
>> her. So is she

REALLY

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>> naturally thin? She has always been thin from what I
>> have seen (over

the

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>course
>> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very dedicated
>> to remaining

that

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>way. I am
>> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
>> diligence in

exercising

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>that I
>> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
>> views on how I look

at

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>other
>> people, realize that we don't know their entire
>> story and it isn't

fair

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to

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>make
>> judgement on what little we actually see.
>>
>> Joyce
>> >
>> >Geri
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>

There is only one thing worth waking up for in the morning, and since this
is a family group I won't o there. I have long had the theory that only
people hired by the federal government should be allowed out before noon.
These people would be allowed to shoot anyone not actively delivering
something. I am definitely NOT a morning, I simply see no purpose to them,
Lee
Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

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That's pretty much how I am too. One of my favorite
dinners, as well as

the rest

Quoted message said:

of the families, is my oven baked omelet casserole (or
eggie casserole as

the kids

Quoted message said:

have dubbed it) ... eggbeaters, whatever veggies I decide
to throw in,

lowfat

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cheese, sometimes diced ham - sometimes not ... mix, bake,
eat. Light

wheat

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toast, baked diced potatoes, cut up melons (honeydew,
cantaloupe),

pineapple,

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grapes, whatever and call it fruit salad. But I don't
enjoy it as much

in the

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morning. Morning is quickie oatmeal, fruit OR toast ... if
anything ...

and

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usually not before 10:30 or 11. I am not a morning person.

Joyce

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 06:39:34 -0600, "Miss Violette"

<[email hidden]>

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Quoted message said:

I love breakfast food just not at breakfast time, I have
been able to

make

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myself eat when I first get up, I try and eat something I
can wash down

with

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Quoted message said:

coffee to make it go down with little notice, Lee Brenda
Hammond <[email hidden]> wrote in
message "]news:[email hidden]...

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I'm with you Joyce. I actually hate breakfast unless I
eat it around

11:00

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or so. Coffee I have to have in the morning, but food
first thing

turns

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Quoted message said:

me

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off. I usually force myself to eat something at
breakfast, then a

healthy

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lunch, dinners are usually my larger meals too. I wish
the evening

snacks

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turned me off as much as breakfast!
--
Brenda
209/186/150

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> Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when running
> after kids all

day,

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but
> obviously she knows what works for her. I can
> understand her

breakfast

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eating as
> I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast, am
> not in the mood

to

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Quoted message said:

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face food
> in the morning. I have to conciously force myself to
> fix something.
Usually it's
> that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today it
> was just a

huge

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Quoted message said:

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bowl of cut
> up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g> My
> dinners are

much

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Quoted message said:

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larger -
> that seems to be *my* meal.
>
> Joyce
>
> On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
> <[email hidden]>

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>
> >My niece in law is the best example I ever saw. She
> >is very petite.
Mostly
> >we had only eaten together at our main meal of the
> >day. Recently

Mom

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and

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I
> >visited at their home in Austin for a day or two.
> >She has one piece

of

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dry
> >toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
> >morning", about a

half

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a

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> >sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under her
> >arm, and picks

up

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a

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> >chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats maybe
> >half a peanut

butter

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cup
> >from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a pretty
> >big meal in

the

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> >evening. On her feet in motion the entire day.
> >
> >Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
> >calories in -

total

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out
> >seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
> >
> >"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> >"]news:[email hidden]...
> >> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"
> >> <[email hidden]>

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> >>
> >> >
> >> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat whatever
> >> >>> now that I look
"normal".
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I
> >> >were having this

same

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Quoted message said:

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> >> >conversation and she said something about losing
> >> >the weight then
feeling
> >> >like she should be able to eat whatever... "like
> >> >a skinny

person."

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Quoted message said:

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Well,
> >if
> >> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny people,
> >> >we would BE

skinny

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> >people.
> >> >I've known thin or normal weight people who would
> >> >seem to eat
everything
> >> >they want. I think the difference is they might
> >> >eat a lot once in
awhile,
> >> >but most of the time they eat normal or less than
> >> >normal amounts.

What

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do
> >> >you guys think?
> >>
> >> We were just talking about this not too long ago,
> >> in another

thread.

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Quoted message said:

I

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> >think
> >> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching
> >> those naturally thin
people
> >eat. My
> >> thoughts were like yours ... are there really any
> >> naturally thin
people?
> >I have a
> >> feeling that they watch things as closely as we
> >> do, but have been

doing

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it
> >for
> >> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion, we
> >> don't see them
24/7.
> >The best
> >> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
> >> woman, who's

children

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Quoted message said:

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have
> >been in
> >> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
> >> thinnest dang

thing I

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have
> >ever
> >> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore she
> >> was one of

those

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

lucky
> >> naturally think people and was very jealous. Just
> >> a few weeks ago

I

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> >noticed her
> >> out on the street jogging ... then saw her again a
> >> few days later.

Now

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> >I've
> >> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine
> >> for her. So is

she

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REALLY
> >> naturally thin? She has always been thin from what
> >> I have seen

(over

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the
> >course
> >> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very
> >> dedicated to remaining

that

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> >way. I am
> >> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
> >> diligence in

exercising

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> >that I
> >> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
> >> views on how I

look

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at

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> >other
> >> people, realize that we don't know their entire
> >> story and it isn't

fair

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to
> >make
> >> judgement on what little we actually see.
> >>
> >> Joyce
> >> >
> >> >Geri
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >
>

MORNING person, here. I always wanted the darn hardware
store to be open before 6am and now Lowes and Home Depot
meet my needs! (G)

Yup, the adage that fits you: "I did not wake up grumpy, I
let her sleep!"

Miss Violette said:

There is only one thing worth waking up for in the morning,
and since this is a family group I won't o there. I have
long had the theory that only people hired by the federal
government should be allowed out before noon. These people
would be allowed to shoot anyone not actively delivering
something. I am definitely NOT a morning, I simply see no
purpose to them, Lee Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

That's pretty much how I am too. One of my favorite
dinners, as well as

the rest

Quoted message said:

of the families, is my oven baked omelet casserole (or
eggie casserole as

the kids

Quoted message said:

have dubbed it) ... eggbeaters, whatever veggies I decide
to throw in,

lowfat

Quoted message said:

cheese, sometimes diced ham - sometimes not ... mix,
bake, eat. Light

wheat

Quoted message said:

toast, baked diced potatoes, cut up melons (honeydew,
cantaloupe),

pineapple,

Quoted message said:

grapes, whatever and call it fruit salad. But I don't
enjoy it as much

in the

Quoted message said:

morning. Morning is quickie oatmeal, fruit OR toast ...
if anything ...

and

Quoted message said:

usually not before 10:30 or 11. I am not a morning
person.

Joyce

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 06:39:34 -0600, "Miss Violette"

<[email hidden]>

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Quoted message said:

I love breakfast food just not at breakfast time, I have
been able to

make

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

myself eat when I first get up, I try and eat something
I can wash down

with

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

coffee to make it go down with little notice, Lee Brenda
Hammond <[email hidden]> wrote in
message "]news:[email hidden]...
> I'm with you Joyce. I actually hate breakfast unless I
> eat it around
11:00
> or so. Coffee I have to have in the morning, but food
> first thing

turns

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

me
> off. I usually force myself to eat something at
> breakfast, then a

healthy

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Quoted message said:

> lunch, dinners are usually my larger meals too. I wish
> the evening

snacks

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> turned me off as much as breakfast!
> --
> Brenda
> 209/186/150
>
> "Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> "]news:[email hidden]...
> > Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when running
> > after kids all

day,

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Quoted message said:

> but
> > obviously she knows what works for her. I can
> > understand her

breakfast

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> eating as
> > I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast, am
> > not in the mood

to

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> face food
> > in the morning. I have to conciously force myself to
> > fix something.
> Usually it's
> > that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today
> > it was just a

huge

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> bowl of cut
> > up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g> My
> > dinners are

much

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> larger -
> > that seems to be *my* meal.
> >
> > Joyce
> >
> > On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
> > <[email hidden]>
wrote:
> >
> > >My niece in law is the best example I ever saw. She
> > >is very petite.
> Mostly
> > >we had only eaten together at our main meal of the
> > >day. Recently

Mom

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and
> I
> > >visited at their home in Austin for a day or two.
> > >She has one piece

of

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> dry
> > >toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
> > >morning", about a

half

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a
> > >sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under
> > >her arm, and picks

up

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a
> > >chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats maybe
> > >half a peanut
butter
> cup
> > >from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a
> > >pretty big meal in

the

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> > >evening. On her feet in motion the entire day.
> > >
> > >Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
> > >calories in -

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> out
> > >seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
> > >
> > >"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > >"]news:[email hidden]...
> > >> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"
> > >> <[email hidden]>
wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >
> > >> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat whatever
> > >> >>> now that I look
> "normal".
> > >> >>
> > >> >
> > >> >
> > >> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I
> > >> >were having this

same

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> > >> >conversation and she said something about losing
> > >> >the weight then
> feeling
> > >> >like she should be able to eat whatever... "like
> > >> >a skinny

person."

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> Well,
> > >if
> > >> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny
> > >> >people, we would BE

skinny

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> > >people.
> > >> >I've known thin or normal weight people who
> > >> >would seem to eat
> everything
> > >> >they want. I think the difference is they might
> > >> >eat a lot once in
> awhile,
> > >> >but most of the time they eat normal or less
> > >> >than normal amounts.
What
> do
> > >> >you guys think?
> > >>
> > >> We were just talking about this not too long ago,
> > >> in another

thread.

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I
> > >think
> > >> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching
> > >> those naturally thin
> people
> > >eat. My
> > >> thoughts were like yours ... are there really any
> > >> naturally thin
> people?
> > >I have a
> > >> feeling that they watch things as closely as we
> > >> do, but have been
doing
> it
> > >for
> > >> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion,
> > >> we don't see them
> 24/7.
> > >The best
> > >> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
> > >> woman, who's

children

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> have
> > >been in
> > >> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
> > >> thinnest dang

thing I

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> have
> > >ever
> > >> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore
> > >> she was one of

those

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> lucky
> > >> naturally think people and was very jealous. Just
> > >> a few weeks ago

I

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> > >noticed her
> > >> out on the street jogging ... then saw her again
> > >> a few days later.
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> > >I've
> > >> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine
> > >> for her. So is

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> REALLY
> > >> naturally thin? She has always been thin from
> > >> what I have seen

(over

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> the
> > >course
> > >> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very
> > >> dedicated to remaining
that
> > >way. I am
> > >> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
> > >> diligence in
exercising
> > >that I
> > >> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
> > >> views on how I

look

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at
> > >other
> > >> people, realize that we don't know their entire
> > >> story and it isn't
fair
> to
> > >make
> > >> judgement on what little we actually see.
> > >>
> > >> Joyce
> > >> >
> > >> >Geri
> > >> >
> > >> >
> > >> >
> > >>
> > >
> >
>
>

wake me up, and die, Lee
Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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MORNING person, here. I always wanted the darn hardware
store to be open before 6am and now Lowes and Home Depot
meet my needs! (G)

Yup, the adage that fits you: "I did not wake up grumpy, I
let her sleep!"

Miss Violette said:

There is only one thing worth waking up for in the
morning, and since

this

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is a family group I won't o there. I have long had the
theory that only people hired by the federal government
should be allowed out before noon. These people would be
allowed to shoot anyone not actively delivering
something. I am definitely NOT a morning, I simply see no
purpose to

them,

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Lee Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

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That's pretty much how I am too. One of my favorite
dinners, as well

as

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the rest

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of the families, is my oven baked omelet casserole (or
eggie casserole

as

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the kids

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have dubbed it) ... eggbeaters, whatever veggies I
decide to throw in,

lowfat

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cheese, sometimes diced ham - sometimes not ... mix,
bake, eat. Light

wheat

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toast, baked diced potatoes, cut up melons (honeydew,
cantaloupe),

pineapple,

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grapes, whatever and call it fruit salad. But I don't
enjoy it as

much

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in the

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morning. Morning is quickie oatmeal, fruit OR toast ...
if anything

...

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and

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usually not before 10:30 or 11. I am not a morning
person.

Joyce

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 06:39:34 -0600, "Miss Violette"

<[email hidden]>

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wrote:

>I love breakfast food just not at breakfast time, I
>have been able to

make

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>myself eat when I first get up, I try and eat
>something I can wash

down

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with

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>coffee to make it go down with little notice, Lee
>Brenda Hammond <[email hidden]> wrote
>in message "]news:[email hidden]...
>> I'm with you Joyce. I actually hate breakfast unless
>> I eat it

around

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>11:00
>> or so. Coffee I have to have in the morning, but
>> food first thing

turns

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>me
>> off. I usually force myself to eat something at
>> breakfast, then a

healthy

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>> lunch, dinners are usually my larger meals too. I
>> wish the evening

snacks

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>> turned me off as much as breakfast!
>> --
>> Brenda
>> 209/186/150
>>
>> "Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> "]news:[email hidden]...
>> > Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when
>> > running after kids all

day,

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>> but
>> > obviously she knows what works for her. I can
>> > understand her

breakfast

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>> eating as
>> > I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast,
>> > am not in the

mood

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to

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>> face food
>> > in the morning. I have to conciously force myself
>> > to fix

something.

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>> Usually it's
>> > that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today
>> > it was just a

huge

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>> bowl of cut
>> > up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g>
>> > My dinners are

much

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>> larger -
>> > that seems to be *my* meal.
>> >
>> > Joyce
>> >
>> > On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
>> > <[email hidden]>
>wrote:
>> >
>> > >My niece in law is the best example I ever saw.
>> > >She is very

petite.

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>> Mostly
>> > >we had only eaten together at our main meal of
>> > >the day. Recently

Mom

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>and
>> I
>> > >visited at their home in Austin for a day or two.
>> > >She has one

piece

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of

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>> dry
>> > >toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
>> > >morning", about a

half

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>a
>> > >sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under
>> > >her arm, and

picks

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up

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>a
>> > >chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats
>> > >maybe half a peanut
>butter
>> cup
>> > >from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a
>> > >pretty big meal in

the

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>> > >evening. On her feet in motion the entire day.
>> > >
>> > >Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
>> > >calories in -

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>> out
>> > >seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
>> > >
>> > >"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:42-
>> > >[email hidden]...
>> > >> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"

<[email hidden]>

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>wrote:
>> > >>
>> > >> >
>> > >> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat
>> > >> >>> whatever now that I

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>> "normal".
>> > >> >>
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I
>> > >> >were having

this

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same

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>> > >> >conversation and she said something about
>> > >> >losing the weight

then

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>> feeling
>> > >> >like she should be able to eat whatever...
>> > >> >"like a skinny

person."

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>> Well,
>> > >if
>> > >> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny
>> > >> >people, we would BE

skinny

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>> > >people.
>> > >> >I've known thin or normal weight people who
>> > >> >would seem to eat
>> everything
>> > >> >they want. I think the difference is they
>> > >> >might eat a lot once

in

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>> awhile,
>> > >> >but most of the time they eat normal or less
>> > >> >than normal

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>What
>> do
>> > >> >you guys think?
>> > >>
>> > >> We were just talking about this not too long
>> > >> ago, in another

thread.

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>I
>> > >think
>> > >> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching
>> > >> those naturally

thin

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>> people
>> > >eat. My
>> > >> thoughts were like yours ... are there really
>> > >> any naturally

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>> people?
>> > >I have a
>> > >> feeling that they watch things as closely as we
>> > >> do, but have

been

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>doing
>> it
>> > >for
>> > >> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion,
>> > >> we don't see

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>> 24/7.
>> > >The best
>> > >> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
>> > >> woman, who's

children

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>> have
>> > >been in
>> > >> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
>> > >> thinnest dang

thing I

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>> have
>> > >ever
>> > >> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore
>> > >> she was one of

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>> lucky
>> > >> naturally think people and was very jealous.
>> > >> Just a few weeks

ago

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I

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>> > >noticed her
>> > >> out on the street jogging ... then saw her
>> > >> again a few days

later.

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>Now
>> > >I've
>> > >> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine
>> > >> for her. So is

she

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>> REALLY
>> > >> naturally thin? She has always been thin from
>> > >> what I have seen

(over

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>> the
>> > >course
>> > >> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very
>> > >> dedicated to

remaining

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>that
>> > >way. I am
>> > >> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
>> > >> diligence in
>exercising
>> > >that I
>> > >> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
>> > >> views on how I

look

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>at
>> > >other
>> > >> people, realize that we don't know their entire
>> > >> story and it

isn't

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>fair
>> to
>> > >make
>> > >> judgement on what little we actually see.
>> > >>
>> > >> Joyce
>> > >> >
>> > >> >Geri
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >>
>> > >
>> >
>>
>>
>

UGH! You and hub would get along wonderfully. I always tell
him to call and wake me up - he always hesitates ... guess
he has learned well over the years. <G> Of course, it
probably doesn't help that I'm usually up til around 4am ...
3 hours sleep is not gonna make me a happy camper. <G>

Joyce

Fred said:

MORNING person, here. I always wanted the darn hardware
store to be open before 6am and now Lowes and Home Depot
meet my needs! (G)

Yup, the adage that fits you: "I did not wake up grumpy, I
let her sleep!"

Miss Violette said:

There is only one thing worth waking up for in the
morning, and since this is a family group I won't o there.
I have long had the theory that only people hired by the
federal government should be allowed out before noon.
These people would be allowed to shoot anyone not actively
delivering something. I am definitely NOT a morning, I
simply see no purpose to them, Lee Joyce <[email hidden]>
wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

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That's pretty much how I am too. One of my favorite
dinners, as well as

the rest

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of the families, is my oven baked omelet casserole (or
eggie casserole as

the kids

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have dubbed it) ... eggbeaters, whatever veggies I
decide to throw in,

lowfat

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cheese, sometimes diced ham - sometimes not ... mix,
bake, eat. Light

wheat

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toast, baked diced potatoes, cut up melons (honeydew,
cantaloupe),

pineapple,

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grapes, whatever and call it fruit salad. But I don't
enjoy it as much

in the

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morning. Morning is quickie oatmeal, fruit OR toast ...
if anything ...

and

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usually not before 10:30 or 11. I am not a morning
person.

Joyce

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 06:39:34 -0600, "Miss Violette"

<[email hidden]>

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wrote:

>I love breakfast food just not at breakfast time, I
>have been able to

make

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>myself eat when I first get up, I try and eat something
>I can wash down

with

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>coffee to make it go down with little notice, Lee
>Brenda Hammond <[email hidden]> wrote
>in message "]news:[email hidden]...
>> I'm with you Joyce. I actually hate breakfast unless
>> I eat it around
>11:00
>> or so. Coffee I have to have in the morning, but food
>> first thing

turns

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>me
>> off. I usually force myself to eat something at
>> breakfast, then a

healthy

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>> lunch, dinners are usually my larger meals too. I
>> wish the evening

snacks

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>> turned me off as much as breakfast!
>> --
>> Brenda
>> 209/186/150
>>
>> "Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> "]news:[email hidden]...
>> > Wow, that doesn't seem to be much food when running
>> > after kids all

day,

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>> but
>> > obviously she knows what works for her. I can
>> > understand her

breakfast

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>> eating as
>> > I'm the same way. I really don't enjoy breakfast,
>> > am not in the mood

to

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>> face food
>> > in the morning. I have to conciously force myself
>> > to fix something.
>> Usually it's
>> > that piece of toast, maybe some fruit added. Today
>> > it was just a

huge

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>> bowl of cut
>> > up fresh fruit. And that ever-present coffee. <g>
>> > My dinners are

much

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>> larger -
>> > that seems to be *my* meal.
>> >
>> > Joyce
>> >
>> > On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 13:30:29 GMT, "Lesanne"
>> > <[email hidden]>
>wrote:
>> >
>> > >My niece in law is the best example I ever saw.
>> > >She is very petite.
>> Mostly
>> > >we had only eaten together at our main meal of the
>> > >day. Recently

Mom

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>and
>> I
>> > >visited at their home in Austin for a day or two.
>> > >She has one piece

of

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>> dry
>> > >toast in the morning "this is all I want in the
>> > >morning", about a

half

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>a
>> > >sandwich maybe at lunch time with her baby under
>> > >her arm, and picks

up

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>a
>> > >chip or two off of someone elses plate. Eats maybe
>> > >half a peanut
>butter
>> cup
>> > >from someones hand mid afternoon. Then eats a
>> > >pretty big meal in

the

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>> > >evening. On her feet in motion the entire day.
>> > >
>> > >Freaky to watch. Breaks all the rules. But total
>> > >calories in -

total

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>> out
>> > >seems to maintain her 100 or so pounds nicely.
>> > >
>> > >"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:429-
>> > >[email hidden]...
>> > >> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:01:02 GMT, "geri"
>> > >> <[email hidden]>
>wrote:
>> > >>
>> > >> >
>> > >> >>> idea that I ought to be able to eat whatever
>> > >> >>> now that I look
>> "normal".
>> > >> >>
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >> >This is an interesting statement. My sis and I
>> > >> >were having this

same

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>> > >> >conversation and she said something about
>> > >> >losing the weight then
>> feeling
>> > >> >like she should be able to eat whatever...
>> > >> >"like a skinny

person."

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>> Well,
>> > >if
>> > >> >you think about it, if we ate like skinny
>> > >> >people, we would BE

skinny

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>> > >people.
>> > >> >I've known thin or normal weight people who
>> > >> >would seem to eat
>> everything
>> > >> >they want. I think the difference is they might
>> > >> >eat a lot once in
>> awhile,
>> > >> >but most of the time they eat normal or less
>> > >> >than normal amounts.
>What
>> do
>> > >> >you guys think?
>> > >>
>> > >> We were just talking about this not too long
>> > >> ago, in another

thread.

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>I
>> > >think
>> > >> someone had said they got pi**ed off watching
>> > >> those naturally thin
>> people
>> > >eat. My
>> > >> thoughts were like yours ... are there really
>> > >> any naturally thin
>> people?
>> > >I have a
>> > >> feeling that they watch things as closely as we
>> > >> do, but have been
>doing
>> it
>> > >for
>> > >> much longer. We only see them eat on occassion,
>> > >> we don't see them
>> 24/7.
>> > >The best
>> > >> example I could come up with is a neighborhood
>> > >> woman, who's

children

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>> have
>> > >been in
>> > >> school with mine forever. Nicest woman around,
>> > >> thinnest dang

thing I

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>> have
>> > >ever
>> > >> seen ... even after having 4 children. I swore
>> > >> she was one of

those

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>> lucky
>> > >> naturally think people and was very jealous.
>> > >> Just a few weeks ago

I

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>> > >noticed her
>> > >> out on the street jogging ... then saw her again
>> > >> a few days later.
>Now
>> > >I've
>> > >> noticed that this appears to be a daily routine
>> > >> for her. So is

she

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>> REALLY
>> > >> naturally thin? She has always been thin from
>> > >> what I have seen

(over

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>> the
>> > >course
>> > >> of 17 years) but she also seems to be very
>> > >> dedicated to remaining
>that
>> > >way. I am
>> > >> sure she is careful what she eats, based on her
>> > >> diligence in
>exercising
>> > >that I
>> > >> have just noticed. I've just begun to change my
>> > >> views on how I

look

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>at
>> > >other
>> > >> people, realize that we don't know their entire
>> > >> story and it isn't
>fair
>> to
>> > >make
>> > >> judgement on what little we actually see.
>> > >>
>> > >> Joyce
>> > >> >
>> > >> >Geri
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >>
>> > >
>> >
>>
>>
>