Re: question concerning soy protein powder

[Guest guest]

I have found that as my source of protein, dry roasted soy beans are great!

I feel like I am snacking on something healthy for a change! My sister

introduced me to this when she came to visit and since then, I eat them all

the time. Can be found at any health food store, relatively inexpensive too!

[Guest guest]

I have found that as my source of protein, dry roasted soy beans are great!

I feel like I am snacking on something healthy for a change! My sister

introduced me to this when she came to visit and since then, I eat them all

the time. Can be found at any health food store, relatively inexpensive too!

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

I am sory I forgot that was you! I found that TwinLab makes a soy non

flavored protien powder but I did find a number of them when I just did a

search for unfavored soy protein powder. I do trust Twin Lab I have taken

their vitamins in the past I hope this is better info! Paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:32:50 -0500

>

> >>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and I'm

>allergic

>to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products,

>there

>are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the internet

>today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the Shaklee

>products??

>Lynda

>

>paige windahl wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Lynda,

> > GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my oatmeal

>and

> > other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and stir

>so it

> > does not clump! paige

> >

> > >

> > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> > >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> > >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> > >

> > >Hi,

> > > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally flavored

>with

> > >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that is

> > >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup sounds

> > >yuckie to me.

> > >Lynda

> > >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> > >Pittsburgh, PA

> > >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> > >

> >

> > ______________________________________________________

> > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

> >

> > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

OOOOOH GOOD IDEA!!!!!!!!!!

I think that would satisfy my need for crunchies! LOL Paige

>From: APEXKAS@...

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 11:48:01 EST

>

>I have found that as my source of protein, dry roasted soy beans are great!

>I feel like I am snacking on something healthy for a change! My sister

>introduced me to this when she came to visit and since then, I eat them all

>the time. Can be found at any health food store, relatively inexpensive

>too!

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>>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and I'm allergic

to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products, there

are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the internet

today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the Shaklee

products??

Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda,

> GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my oatmeal and

> other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and stir so it

> does not clump! paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> >

> >Hi,

> > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally flavored with

> >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that is

> >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup sounds

> >yuckie to me.

> >Lynda

> >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> >Pittsburgh, PA

> >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> >

>

> ______________________________________________________

> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and I'm allergic

to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products, there

are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the internet

today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the Shaklee

products??

Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda,

> GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my oatmeal and

> other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and stir so it

> does not clump! paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> >

> >Hi,

> > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally flavored with

> >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that is

> >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup sounds

> >yuckie to me.

> >Lynda

> >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> >Pittsburgh, PA

> >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> >

>

> ______________________________________________________

> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

<< Hopefully nothing else will happen

today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

>>

Lynda, this reminds me of the song back in the 60's or 70's...where the guy

talks about all the rotten things that have happened and the background music

was violins and sorrowful strings. The chorus was done to a rousing

circus-type music crescendo and went something like: " Well, cheer up,

Bucky! "

Better go to bed early tonight....no telling what else is lurking around!

Dee in MI.

[Guest guest]

Lynda!,

I am glad your daughter is ok! << When did banks start turning away

perfectly good money??<< As for the tree guys............mmmmmm don't know

what to say:) I think it is time for a cat love break wouldn't you say??

Paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 18:32:34 -0500

>

> >>>>>>>>>thanks for the help! Everything went to h$#% in a handbasket here

>today. Daughter wrecked car, wasn't hurt, My local bank refused to deposit

>my

>check from Schwab(the $ for the surgery), the tree guys came,

>started to

>trim up a tree then left. Hopefully nothing else will happen

>today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

>

>paige windahl wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Lynda,

> > I am sory I forgot that was you! I found that TwinLab makes a soy non

> > flavored protien powder but I did find a number of them when I just did

>a

> > search for unfavored soy protein powder. I do trust Twin Lab I have

>taken

> > their vitamins in the past I hope this is better info! Paige

> >

> > >

> > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> > >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:32:50 -0500

> > >

> > > >>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and

>I'm

> > >allergic

> > >to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products,

> > >there

> > >are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the

>internet

> > >today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the

>Shaklee

> > >products??

> > >Lynda

> > >

> > >paige windahl wrote:

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Lynda,

> > > > GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my

>oatmeal

> > >and

> > > > other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and

>stir

> > >so it

> > > > does not clump! paige

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > > >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> > > > >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > > >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> > > > >

> > > > >Hi,

> > > > > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally

>flavored

> > >with

> > > > >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that

>is

> > > > >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup

>sounds

> > > > >yuckie to me.

> > > > >Lynda

> > > > >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> > > > >Pittsburgh, PA

> > > > >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > > ______________________________________________________

> > > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

<< Just have to do the cat chores >>

How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do you

have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

Are Maine Coons considered long haired??? I like smaller breeds but when our

oldest goes I would like to get the hubby a maine coon. I am unable to take

my largest prancing around on my chest when I read! LOL My baby girl who is

only 5 Lbs full grown is much nicer for chest prancing! I think I will get

an Abyssinian for the size but the Hubby will like a maine coon for the dog

like dispostion.I would get on e now but I already have too many. It is good

I am married or I woudl be the crazy cat lady down the street! LOL Paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:07:10 -0500

>

> >>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding females

>, 1

>whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can be

>used

>in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks old,

>eyes

>open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank heavans,

>and

>yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to do)

> Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow me

>around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you how

>many

>times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on

>water

>trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on

>exactly

>the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee, casually

>sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question " why

>are

>you not paying attention to me? "

> They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I

>was

>having some rough times.

>Lynda

>

>Yarnmama@... wrote:

>

> > From: Yarnmama@...

> >

> >

> >

> > << Just have to do the cat chores >>

> >

> > How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> > years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> > American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do

>you

> > have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

> >

> > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

Are Maine Coons considered long haired??? I like smaller breeds but when our

oldest goes I would like to get the hubby a maine coon. I am unable to take

my largest prancing around on my chest when I read! LOL My baby girl who is

only 5 Lbs full grown is much nicer for chest prancing! I think I will get

an Abyssinian for the size but the Hubby will like a maine coon for the dog

like dispostion.I would get on e now but I already have too many. It is good

I am married or I woudl be the crazy cat lady down the street! LOL Paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:07:10 -0500

>

> >>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding females

>, 1

>whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can be

>used

>in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks old,

>eyes

>open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank heavans,

>and

>yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to do)

> Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow me

>around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you how

>many

>times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on

>water

>trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on

>exactly

>the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee, casually

>sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question " why

>are

>you not paying attention to me? "

> They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I

>was

>having some rough times.

>Lynda

>

>Yarnmama@... wrote:

>

> > From: Yarnmama@...

> >

> >

> >

> > << Just have to do the cat chores >>

> >

> > How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> > years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> > American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do

>you

> > have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

> >

> > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

I cannot tell you how many times either myself or my hubby will rush to an

event and look at the other and say " I am sorry I am late, the cat put me

to sleep!!! paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 00:06:09 -0500

>

> >>>>>Maine Coons are long haired, and guys do like big cats, and 20 pounds

>of

>cat dancing on your chest isn't fun. However, 20 pounds of long haired cat

>sleeping beside or ontop of you does warm you up in a hurry! And the motor

>running(purring) is more relaxing than prozac, most of the time you just

>have to

>look at a coon and they start purring. They know exactly what kind of day

>you

>have had and dispense love and comfort unconditionally.

> As to the " crazy cat lady " (yes, I am) I would rather be called that than

>crazy

>lady!

>Lynda

>paige windahl wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Lynda,

> > Are Maine Coons considered long haired??? I like smaller breeds but when

>our

> > oldest goes I would like to get the hubby a maine coon. I am unable to

>take

> > my largest prancing around on my chest when I read! LOL My baby girl who

>is

> > only 5 Lbs full grown is much nicer for chest prancing! I think I will

>get

> > an Abyssinian for the size but the Hubby will like a maine coon for the

>dog

> > like dispostion.I would get on e now but I already have too many. It is

>good

> > I am married or I woudl be the crazy cat lady down the street! LOL Paige

> >

> > >

> > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> > >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:07:10 -0500

> > >

> > > >>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding

>females

> > >, 1

> > >whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can

>be

> > >used

> > >in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks

>old,

> > >eyes

> > >open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank

>heavans,

> > >and

> > >yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to

>do)

> > > Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow

>me

> > >around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you

>how

> > >many

> > >times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on

> > >water

> > >trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on

> > >exactly

> > >the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee,

>casually

> > >sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question

> " why

> > >are

> > >you not paying attention to me? "

> > > They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded

>when I

> > >was

> > >having some rough times.

> > >Lynda

> > >

> > >Yarnmama@... wrote:

> > >

> > > > From: Yarnmama@...

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > << Just have to do the cat chores >>

> > > >

> > > > How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons

>for

> > > > years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females,

>just an

> > > > American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly.

>Do

> > >you

> > > > have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

I cannot tell you how many times either myself or my hubby will rush to an

event and look at the other and say " I am sorry I am late, the cat put me

to sleep!!! paige

>

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

>Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 00:06:09 -0500

>

> >>>>>Maine Coons are long haired, and guys do like big cats, and 20 pounds

>of

>cat dancing on your chest isn't fun. However, 20 pounds of long haired cat

>sleeping beside or ontop of you does warm you up in a hurry! And the motor

>running(purring) is more relaxing than prozac, most of the time you just

>have to

>look at a coon and they start purring. They know exactly what kind of day

>you

>have had and dispense love and comfort unconditionally.

> As to the " crazy cat lady " (yes, I am) I would rather be called that than

>crazy

>lady!

>Lynda

>paige windahl wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Lynda,

> > Are Maine Coons considered long haired??? I like smaller breeds but when

>our

> > oldest goes I would like to get the hubby a maine coon. I am unable to

>take

> > my largest prancing around on my chest when I read! LOL My baby girl who

>is

> > only 5 Lbs full grown is much nicer for chest prancing! I think I will

>get

> > an Abyssinian for the size but the Hubby will like a maine coon for the

>dog

> > like dispostion.I would get on e now but I already have too many. It is

>good

> > I am married or I woudl be the crazy cat lady down the street! LOL Paige

> >

> > >

> > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> > >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:07:10 -0500

> > >

> > > >>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding

>females

> > >, 1

> > >whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can

>be

> > >used

> > >in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks

>old,

> > >eyes

> > >open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank

>heavans,

> > >and

> > >yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to

>do)

> > > Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow

>me

> > >around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you

>how

> > >many

> > >times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on

> > >water

> > >trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on

> > >exactly

> > >the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee,

>casually

> > >sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question

> " why

> > >are

> > >you not paying attention to me? "

> > > They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded

>when I

> > >was

> > >having some rough times.

> > >Lynda

> > >

> > >Yarnmama@... wrote:

> > >

> > > > From: Yarnmama@...

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > << Just have to do the cat chores >>

> > > >

> > > > How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons

>for

> > > > years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females,

>just an

> > > > American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly.

>Do

> > >you

> > > > have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>thanks for the help! Everything went to h$#% in a handbasket here

today. Daughter wrecked car, wasn't hurt, My local bank refused to deposit my

check from Schwab(the $ for the surgery), the tree guys came, started to

trim up a tree then left. Hopefully nothing else will happen

today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda,

> I am sory I forgot that was you! I found that TwinLab makes a soy non

> flavored protien powder but I did find a number of them when I just did a

> search for unfavored soy protein powder. I do trust Twin Lab I have taken

> their vitamins in the past I hope this is better info! Paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:32:50 -0500

> >

> > >>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and I'm

> >allergic

> >to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products,

> >there

> >are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the internet

> >today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the Shaklee

> >products??

> >Lynda

> >

> >paige windahl wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Lynda,

> > > GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my oatmeal

> >and

> > > other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and stir

> >so it

> > > does not clump! paige

> > >

> > > >

> > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> > > >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> > > >

> > > >Hi,

> > > > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally flavored

> >with

> > > >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that is

> > > >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup sounds

> > > >yuckie to me.

> > > >Lynda

> > > >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> > > >Pittsburgh, PA

> > > >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> > > >

> > >

> > > ______________________________________________________

> > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

> > >

> > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>>going to bed is a very good idea! Just have to do the cat chores and

should probably start the car, its old and doesn't like cold weather (neither do

I )

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Hopefully nothing else will happen

> today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

> >>

>

> Lynda, this reminds me of the song back in the 60's or 70's...where the guy

> talks about all the rotten things that have happened and the background music

> was violins and sorrowful strings. The chorus was done to a rousing

> circus-type music crescendo and went something like: " Well, cheer up,

> Bucky! "

>

> Better go to bed early tonight....no telling what else is lurking around!

> Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>>going to bed is a very good idea! Just have to do the cat chores and

should probably start the car, its old and doesn't like cold weather (neither do

I )

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Hopefully nothing else will happen

> today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

> >>

>

> Lynda, this reminds me of the song back in the 60's or 70's...where the guy

> talks about all the rotten things that have happened and the background music

> was violins and sorrowful strings. The chorus was done to a rousing

> circus-type music crescendo and went something like: " Well, cheer up,

> Bucky! "

>

> Better go to bed early tonight....no telling what else is lurking around!

> Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding females , 1

whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can be used

in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks old, eyes

open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank heavans, and

yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to do)

Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow me

around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you how many

times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on water

trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on exactly

the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee, casually

sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question " why are

you not paying attention to me? "

They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I was

having some rough times.

Lynda

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Just have to do the cat chores >>

>

> How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do you

> have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding females , 1

whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can be used

in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks old, eyes

open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank heavans, and

yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to do)

Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow me

around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you how many

times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on water

trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on exactly

the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee, casually

sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question " why are

you not paying attention to me? "

They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I was

having some rough times.

Lynda

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Just have to do the cat chores >>

>

> How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do you

> have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>forgot to add, if you want to see some pictures of Maine Coons go to

my web site

http://projectgrid.com/pitsburgcoon

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Just have to do the cat chores >>

>

> How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do you

> have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>forgot to add, if you want to see some pictures of Maine Coons go to

my web site

http://projectgrid.com/pitsburgcoon

Yarnmama@... wrote:

> From: Yarnmama@...

>

>

>

> << Just have to do the cat chores >>

>

> How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do you

> have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>the kitties enjoyed the tree trimming, guess it was kitty TV! The tree

guys enjoyed looking at my daughter........no I was not pleased.......and the

bank..........hhhhmmmm will be looking for a new local one when I get home from

NC.

Cats do know when you are in need of comfort, I had 2 this afternoon on my

lap, purring loudly while I traced the 20K that the local bank refused to put

in my account. Amazing what a mess someone on a computer can accomplish is less

than 12 hours........sigh.........kitties definately helped!

Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda!,

> I am glad your daughter is ok! << When did banks start turning away

> perfectly good money??<< As for the tree guys............mmmmmm don't know

> what to say:) I think it is time for a cat love break wouldn't you say??

> Paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 18:32:34 -0500

> >

> > >>>>>>>>>thanks for the help! Everything went to h$#% in a handbasket here

> >today. Daughter wrecked car, wasn't hurt, My local bank refused to deposit

> >my

> >check from Schwab(the $ for the surgery), the tree guys came,

> >started to

> >trim up a tree then left. Hopefully nothing else will happen

> >today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

> >

> >paige windahl wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Lynda,

> > > I am sory I forgot that was you! I found that TwinLab makes a soy non

> > > flavored protien powder but I did find a number of them when I just did

> >a

> > > search for unfavored soy protein powder. I do trust Twin Lab I have

> >taken

> > > their vitamins in the past I hope this is better info! Paige

> > >

> > > >

> > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:32:50 -0500

> > > >

> > > > >>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and

> >I'm

> > > >allergic

> > > >to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products,

> > > >there

> > > >are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the

> >internet

> > > >today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the

> >Shaklee

> > > >products??

> > > >Lynda

> > > >

> > > >paige windahl wrote:

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Lynda,

> > > > > GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my

> >oatmeal

> > > >and

> > > > > other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and

> >stir

> > > >so it

> > > > > does not clump! paige

> > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > > > >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> > > > > >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > > > >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> > > > > >

> > > > > >Hi,

> > > > > > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally

> >flavored

> > > >with

> > > > > >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that

> >is

> > > > > >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup

> >sounds

> > > > > >yuckie to me.

> > > > > >Lynda

> > > > > >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> > > > > >Pittsburgh, PA

> > > > > >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ______________________________________________________

> > > > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

>>>>>>>>>the kitties enjoyed the tree trimming, guess it was kitty TV! The tree

guys enjoyed looking at my daughter........no I was not pleased.......and the

bank..........hhhhmmmm will be looking for a new local one when I get home from

NC.

Cats do know when you are in need of comfort, I had 2 this afternoon on my

lap, purring loudly while I traced the 20K that the local bank refused to put

in my account. Amazing what a mess someone on a computer can accomplish is less

than 12 hours........sigh.........kitties definately helped!

Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda!,

> I am glad your daughter is ok! << When did banks start turning away

> perfectly good money??<< As for the tree guys............mmmmmm don't know

> what to say:) I think it is time for a cat love break wouldn't you say??

> Paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 18:32:34 -0500

> >

> > >>>>>>>>>thanks for the help! Everything went to h$#% in a handbasket here

> >today. Daughter wrecked car, wasn't hurt, My local bank refused to deposit

> >my

> >check from Schwab(the $ for the surgery), the tree guys came,

> >started to

> >trim up a tree then left. Hopefully nothing else will happen

> >today.....sigh...it's been one of those days.............Lynda

> >

> >paige windahl wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Lynda,

> > > I am sory I forgot that was you! I found that TwinLab makes a soy non

> > > flavored protien powder but I did find a number of them when I just did

> >a

> > > search for unfavored soy protein powder. I do trust Twin Lab I have

> >taken

> > > their vitamins in the past I hope this is better info! Paige

> > >

> > > >

> > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:32:50 -0500

> > > >

> > > > >>>>>>>I saw that, but its whey based(correct me if I'm wrong), and

> >I'm

> > > >allergic

> > > >to milk products and eggs. Thats why I am using the soy based products,

> > > >there

> > > >are definately more whey products than soy. Will try searching the

> >internet

> > > >today, but so far I haven't found non flavored in soy....maybe the

> >Shaklee

> > > >products??

> > > >Lynda

> > > >

> > > >paige windahl wrote:

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Lynda,

> > > > > GNC makes one called Designer Protien in Unflavored. I use in my

> >oatmeal

> > > >and

> > > > > other hot dishes. I usually mix it with water and then add it and

> >stir

> > > >so it

> > > > > does not clump! paige

> > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> > > > > >To: " MiniGastricBypassonelist " <MiniGastricBypassonelist>

> > > > > >Subject: question concerning soy protein powder

> > > > > >Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 22:26:09 -0500

> > > > > >

> > > > > >Hi,

> > > > > > I bought the GNC Woman's Soy Powder, but it is naturally

> >flavored

> > > >with

> > > > > >vanilla..............does anyone know of a soy protein powder that

> >is

> > > > > >not flavored??? Putting vanilla flavored powder into V8 or soup

> >sounds

> > > > > >yuckie to me.

> > > > > >Lynda

> > > > > >Pitsburgcoon Maine Coons

> > > > > >Pittsburgh, PA

> > > > > >Only 3 additional inches of snow here!

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ______________________________________________________

> > > > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

<< They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I

was

having some rough times. >>

Lynda, thanks so much for the info. We suspected Maine Coons were a

remarkable cat as well as a hardy cat. Our " girls " are both around 8 - 9

pounds but we read that Maine Coons are bigger. I'm glad to know a breeder;

we're probably going to " adopt " another kitty in the next few years.

Every night the girls have to show off for us: playing, scampering, chasing

and generally trying to outdo one another for attention. It's delightful.

We spoil them rotten (as it should be!) and yes, they keep us entertained

and afford much companionship. Dee in MI.

[Guest guest]

>>>>>Maine Coons are long haired, and guys do like big cats, and 20 pounds of

cat dancing on your chest isn't fun. However, 20 pounds of long haired cat

sleeping beside or ontop of you does warm you up in a hurry! And the motor

running(purring) is more relaxing than prozac, most of the time you just have to

look at a coon and they start purring. They know exactly what kind of day you

have had and dispense love and comfort unconditionally.

As to the " crazy cat lady " (yes, I am) I would rather be called that than crazy

lady!

Lynda

paige windahl wrote:

>

>

> Lynda,

> Are Maine Coons considered long haired??? I like smaller breeds but when our

> oldest goes I would like to get the hubby a maine coon. I am unable to take

> my largest prancing around on my chest when I read! LOL My baby girl who is

> only 5 Lbs full grown is much nicer for chest prancing! I think I will get

> an Abyssinian for the size but the Hubby will like a maine coon for the dog

> like dispostion.I would get on e now but I already have too many. It is good

> I am married or I woudl be the crazy cat lady down the street! LOL Paige

>

> >

> >Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> >Subject: Re: question concerning soy protein powder

> >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:07:10 -0500

> >

> > >>>>>>>>>>I normally do have kittens for sale....I have 6 breeding females

> >, 1

> >whole male that I can use with the girls now and a male kitten who can be

> >used

> >in a year. Kittens, right now I have a litter of 4 babies, 2 weeks old,

> >eyes

> >open, very unstable on their feet and a very devoted mom (thank heavans,

> >and

> >yes there are adult girls who have no clue what they are supposed to do)

> > Disposition, maines are very dog like in their devotion. They follow me

> >around the house and help me clean, eat and bathe-I couldn't tell you how

> >many

> >times I have fished them out of the bath tub when they do the " walk on

> >water

> >trick " . Sunday papers are an open invitation for them to lay down on

> >exactly

> >the article that you are reading, dip their paw in your coffee, casually

> >sampling the mixture, and gazing at you with the proverbial question " why

> >are

> >you not paying attention to me? "

> > They make great companions, the kitties are what kept me grounded when I

> >was

> >having some rough times.

> >Lynda

> >

> >Yarnmama@... wrote:

> >

> > > From: Yarnmama@...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > << Just have to do the cat chores >>

> > >

> > > How many do you have in your cattery now? We've admired Maine Coons for

> > > years. How's their disposition? We have two neutered females, just an

> > > American Shorthair and a Heinz-57 variety but we love them dearly. Do

> >you

> > > have pet quality kittens for sale every year? Dee in MI.

> > >

> > > ---------------------------