Re: Is this the right place

[Guest guest]

LOUD AND CLEAR GIRL.........

YOU MADE IT HERE!!!!!!!

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Audrey,

This message was for you.....Welcome aboard Audrey and dz........

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Good-Night all.......

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Audrey

Your message came through just fine. Yes this is the right place.

[ ] Is this the right place

> sOMEONE LET ME KNOW IF THIS MESSAGE GETS TO ANYONE? Diane, do you

> read me? I am not sure how to do this thing, so I would

> appreciate it if someone would let me know of they see this. I am ok,

> how are all of you?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Got to me! Nice to see your name in your email

address. Now you won't have to keep reminding us that

it is not Waldo... -dz-

--- AudreyWald@... wrote:

sOMEONE LET ME KNOW IF THIS MESSAGE GETS TO ANYONE?

Diane, do you

read me? I am not sure how to do this thing,

so I would

appreciate it if someone would let me know of they

see this. I am ok,

how are all of you?

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[Guest guest]

Someone please tell me how to get rid of this email acct for this group and

change it to my primary email - this one confuses me. How is everyone? I am

tired.

>From: diane214@...

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: [ ] Is this the right place

>Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2001 23:39:35 -0400 (EDT)

>

>LOUD AND CLEAR GIRL.........

>

>YOU MADE IT HERE!!!!!!!

>

>Love, Light & Faith,

> Angel Hugs,

> Diane

>

>

>Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Audrey,

I guess you would go to the email that you got on wth using your

other email name..... I think Someone has to take you off or you can

just unsubscribe!!!!!!! Then subscribe with the email you want to

use.....

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Good Morning Everyone,

Its good to hear from everyone without reservations. We will survive. Now that

I feel safer I'd like to put something out to everyone. I am currently into my

8th month of treatment and I've been taking alot in stride concerning my side

effects. However, the last 4 days have been really crappy. I haven't been able

to eat anything substantial and feel totally drained. Its really pissing me

off. Has anyone else been through this so far into treatment? Thanks! Love

Vicky

[Guest guest]

Life is an opportunity, benefit from it.

Life is beauty, admire it.

Life is bliss, taste it.

Life is a dream, realize it.

Life is a challenge, meet it.

Life is a duty, complete it.

Life is a game, play it.

Life is a promise, fulfill it.

Life is sorrow, overcome it.

Life is a song, sing it.

Life is a struggle, accept it.

Life is a tragedy, confront it.

Life is an adventure, dare it.

Life is luck, make it.

Life is too precious, do not destroy it.

Life is life, fight for it.

---Mother

I think somebody from our group at one time directed

me to this site, but I wanted to share this anyway. -dz-

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[Guest guest]

Thanks dz..... we sometimes do forget these things.......

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Vicky,

I used to drink boost because it was cheaper than Ensure..... I could

not eat either.....Just get the boost in you to be sure that you are

getting the proper nutriion...... I hope you feel better and I will be

praying for you....... Glad to see that you made it here.......

Love, Light & Faith,

Angel Hugs,

Diane

Angels protect & guide us in our journey thru life!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Vicky. I am only in my 6th month, but last month I

had a couple of very bad weeks, and now I've been

better again. I guess you never know when it's going

to bite you in the ass. Can I say that? -dz-

--- VicLea227@... wrote:

> Good Morning Everyone,

>

> Its good to hear from everyone without reservations.

> We will survive. Now that I feel safer I'd like to

> put something out to everyone. I am currently into

> my 8th month of treatment and I've been taking alot

> in stride concerning my side effects. However, the

> last 4 days have been really crappy. I haven't been

> able to eat anything substantial and feel totally

> drained. Its really pissing me off. Has anyone

> else been through this so far into treatment?

> Thanks! Love Vicky

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Ooooh, You better watch that language ooops, I forgot, this is a new

group! lol!! Anyway, I've was doing good for a while, its just the

last couple of days! Things will get better though! Hey all, I ate

steak tonight! Maybe my hemo's will rise a little!

Love to All

> > Good Morning Everyone,

> >

> > Its good to hear from everyone without reservations.

> > We will survive. Now that I feel safer I'd like to

> > put something out to everyone. I am currently into

> > my 8th month of treatment and I've been taking alot

> > in stride concerning my side effects. However, the

> > last 4 days have been really crappy. I haven't been

> > able to eat anything substantial and feel totally

> > drained. Its really pissing me off. Has anyone

> > else been through this so far into treatment?

> > Thanks! Love Vicky

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I'll try to be careful, although technically ass is

not a swear word. I heard that it was the first

mention of PMS in the Bible that rode ph's

ass all the way to Bethlehem.. or something like that.

Have a great day. I have been feeling relatively well

for the past several days, after about 3 bad weeks, I

was beginning to think there would be no respite until

tx ended. Going in for my last blood test before the

6 month PCR test. -dz-

--- Vicky <VicLea227@...> wrote:

> Ooooh, You better watch that language ooops, I

> forgot, this is a new

> group! lol!! Anyway, I've was doing good for a

> while, its just the

> last couple of days! Things will get better though!

> Hey all, I ate

> steak tonight! Maybe my hemo's will rise a little!

>

> Love to All

>

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[Guest guest]

Good Luck on your blood test dz.... I will be praying that all turns out

fine for you...... You are a trip!!!!!

Angel Hugs,

Diane

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Diane and everybody, you don't know how

much your prayers and angel hugs and well wishes have

meant to me. Well, I'm off to get stabbed.... see you

all tomorrow... -dz-

--- diane214@... wrote:

> Good Luck on your blood test dz.... I will be

> praying that all turns out

> fine for you...... You are a trip!!!!!

>

> Angel Hugs,

> Diane

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Good one Dave.

I think I remember in an earlier post you said you were growing hot peppers.

You wouldn't happen to have a recipe for selsa would you? I have cilantro

growing that seeded from last year and I believe it is used in selsa.

I put in a long row of potatoes - I don't know why I plant so much - it is a

lot of work. I don't spray -I pick bugs and squish eggs - that takes time.

But the garden is my quiet place. It is therapy for me to weed and think

about stuff.

Judy was taking her morning walk yesterday up the road (believe it or not, I

live on a tarred road) and guess what? - not far off the road was a black

bear! He was occupied with a bag of trash some uncaring person had thrown.

Judy ran home - and (I believe) changed her pants. :-)

Be well all,

Dennis

Re: [ ] Re: Is this the right place

>I'll try to be careful, although technically ass is

>not a swear word. I heard that it was the first

>mention of PMS in the Bible that rode ph's

>ass all the way to Bethlehem.. or something like that.

>Have a great day. I have been feeling relatively well

>for the past several days, after about 3 bad weeks, I

>was beginning to think there would be no respite until

>tx ended. Going in for my last blood test before the

>6 month PCR test. -dz-

>

>

>--- Vicky <VicLea227@...> wrote:

>> Ooooh, You better watch that language ooops, I

>> forgot, this is a new

>> group! lol!! Anyway, I've was doing good for a

>> while, its just the

>> last couple of days! Things will get better though!

>> Hey all, I ate

>> steak tonight! Maybe my hemo's will rise a little!

>>

>> Love to All

>>

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Dennis,

I'll just bet Judy changed her pants when she saw that bear......

Thank God she saw it first...... Are they dangerous to man?

Glad to hear that it is a form of therapy when you work with your

garden.. You must have patience to pick off all of those little buggers!

;-) Be well Dennis an as usual it is always good to hear from

you.........

Angel Hugs,

Diane

[Guest guest]

Dennis, I'll have to get it from my brother, he makes

the chili for our deer hunting trip and makes some

awesome salsa, I'm pretty sure cilantro is one of the

ingredients. I have given him jalapeno & habanero

(sp?) peppers in the past. He has to make salsa on the

side, and we real men add it to our chili after much

whining that it was too hot from a few of our group.

I have a bad disk which I am trying to avoid surgery

for by living with it, exercising and losing weight.

This therapy while interfering with the exercise is

helping me lose weight anyway. Weeding is very rough

on my back. Either standing still, or doing a lot of

bending are the worst things for my back. Otherwise I

used to get some theraputic benefits from it also.

It's good for us to get down in the dirt now and

then..

We have lots of black bears in Wisconsin, although

they are not as plentiful as they used to be. When I

was a kid we used to go to the dump at dusk and watch

them rummage around for food (we stayed in our cars)

-dz-

--- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> Good one Dave.

> I think I remember in an earlier post you said you

> were growing hot peppers.

> You wouldn't happen to have a recipe for selsa would

> you? I have cilantro

> growing that seeded from last year and I believe it

> is used in selsa.

> I put in a long row of potatoes - I don't know why I

> plant so much - it is a

> lot of work. I don't spray -I pick bugs and squish

> eggs - that takes time.

> But the garden is my quiet place. It is therapy for

> me to weed and think

> about stuff.

> Judy was taking her morning walk yesterday up the

> road (believe it or not, I

> live on a tarred road) and guess what? - not far off

> the road was a black

> bear! He was occupied with a bag of trash some

> uncaring person had thrown.

> Judy ran home - and (I believe) changed her pants.

> :-)

>

> Be well all,

> Dennis

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[Guest guest]

Bears are actually very docile, except in the case of

a mother with young. They avoid humans and usually

smell or hear us before we see them and trot off

somewhere. There are always exceptions, so it's best

not to get too close. A black bear can outrun a man

for up to about 50 yards. Then in theory they are more

worn out than you are, if you are not on the combo,

that is. They say bears have very sensitive noses

and if you can manage to hit them there, they will run

off. If you have the courage and presence of mind to

do that, you've earned my respect!!! -dz-

--- diane214@... wrote:

> Dennis,

> I'll just bet Judy changed her pants when she saw

> that bear......

> Thank God she saw it first...... Are they dangerous

> to man?

> Glad to hear that it is a form of therapy when you

> work with your

> garden.. You must have patience to pick off all of

> those little buggers!

> ;-) Be well Dennis an as usual it is always good to

> hear from

> you.........

>

> Angel Hugs,

> Diane

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Take it easy on the back dz..... I have 5 blown discs in my lower back

and it is painful.....

dz if you get a chili recipe, would you post it....We can have

chili.....;o no meat or me!!!! I can just eliminate that part.....

Have a Good Day!!

Angel Hugs,

Diane

[Guest guest]

I wouldn't want to get that close to a bear..... I can't run at

all!!!!!! ;o

Angel Hugs,

Diane

[Guest guest]

DZ

Watch out with those Habanero peppers. they aren't for amateurs. I have a

nephew that tried a little bite of one. He thought he was going to have to

go to the emergency room.

Good luck with your back. I know how much of a problem that can be. Hope you

have a good weekend.

Re: [ ] Re: Is this the right place

> Dennis, I'll have to get it from my brother, he makes

> the chili for our deer hunting trip and makes some

> awesome salsa, I'm pretty sure cilantro is one of the

> ingredients. I have given him jalapeno & habanero

> (sp?) peppers in the past. He has to make salsa on the

> side, and we real men add it to our chili after much

> whining that it was too hot from a few of our group.

>

>

> I have a bad disk which I am trying to avoid surgery

> for by living with it, exercising and losing weight.

> This therapy while interfering with the exercise is

> helping me lose weight anyway. Weeding is very rough

> on my back. Either standing still, or doing a lot of

> bending are the worst things for my back. Otherwise I

> used to get some theraputic benefits from it also.

> It's good for us to get down in the dirt now and

> then..

>

> We have lots of black bears in Wisconsin, although

> they are not as plentiful as they used to be. When I

> was a kid we used to go to the dump at dusk and watch

> them rummage around for food (we stayed in our cars)

> -dz-

>

> --- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> > Good one Dave.

> > I think I remember in an earlier post you said you

> > were growing hot peppers.

> > You wouldn't happen to have a recipe for selsa would

> > you? I have cilantro

> > growing that seeded from last year and I believe it

> > is used in selsa.

> > I put in a long row of potatoes - I don't know why I

> > plant so much - it is a

> > lot of work. I don't spray -I pick bugs and squish

> > eggs - that takes time.

> > But the garden is my quiet place. It is therapy for

> > me to weed and think

> > about stuff.

> > Judy was taking her morning walk yesterday up the

> > road (believe it or not, I

> > live on a tarred road) and guess what? - not far off

> > the road was a black

> > bear! He was occupied with a bag of trash some

> > uncaring person had thrown.

> > Judy ran home - and (I believe) changed her pants.

> > :-)

> >

> > Be well all,

> > Dennis

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

They will come into your campsite while your cooking some times. Had this

happen to me once. Don't throw rocks at them it sure does make them mad.

Re: [ ] Re: Is this the right place

> Bears are actually very docile, except in the case of

> a mother with young. They avoid humans and usually

> smell or hear us before we see them and trot off

> somewhere. There are always exceptions, so it's best

> not to get too close. A black bear can outrun a man

> for up to about 50 yards. Then in theory they are more

> worn out than you are, if you are not on the combo,

> that is. They say bears have very sensitive noses

> and if you can manage to hit them there, they will run

> off. If you have the courage and presence of mind to

> do that, you've earned my respect!!! -dz-

>

> --- diane214@... wrote:

> > Dennis,

> > I'll just bet Judy changed her pants when she saw

> > that bear......

> > Thank God she saw it first...... Are they dangerous

> > to man?

> > Glad to hear that it is a form of therapy when you

> > work with your

> > garden.. You must have patience to pick off all of

> > those little buggers!

> > ;-) Be well Dennis an as usual it is always good to

> > hear from

> > you.........

> >

> > Angel Hugs,

> > Diane

> >

> >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I know what you mean, I like them, I grew some two

years ago, I don't think they were fully ripened by

the end of our season. They were hotter than the

jalapenos, but I have read that they are supposed to

be something like 1,000 times hotter. I don't really

remember the number, but it was very high. I think

that you gain a tolerance to hot food, although I have

been toning it down since being on this tx. -dz-

--- <ralexan@...> wrote:

> DZ

>

> Watch out with those Habanero peppers. they aren't

> for amateurs. I have a

> nephew that tried a little bite of one. He thought

> he was going to have to

> go to the emergency room.

>

> Good luck with your back. I know how much of a

> problem that can be. Hope you

> have a good weekend.

>

>

>

> Re: [ ] Re: Is this the

> right place

>

>

> > Dennis, I'll have to get it from my brother, he

> makes

> > the chili for our deer hunting trip and makes some

> > awesome salsa, I'm pretty sure cilantro is one of

> the

> > ingredients. I have given him jalapeno & habanero

> > (sp?) peppers in the past. He has to make salsa on

> the

> > side, and we real men add it to our chili after

> much

> > whining that it was too hot from a few of our

> group.

> >

> >

> > I have a bad disk which I am trying to avoid

> surgery

> > for by living with it, exercising and losing

> weight.

> > This therapy while interfering with the exercise

> is

> > helping me lose weight anyway. Weeding is very

> rough

> > on my back. Either standing still, or doing a lot

> of

> > bending are the worst things for my back.

> Otherwise I

> > used to get some theraputic benefits from it also.

> > It's good for us to get down in the dirt now and

> > then..

> >

> > We have lots of black bears in Wisconsin, although

> > they are not as plentiful as they used to be. When

> I

> > was a kid we used to go to the dump at dusk and

> watch

> > them rummage around for food (we stayed in our

> cars)

> > -dz-

> >

> > --- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> > > Good one Dave.

> > > I think I remember in an earlier post you said

> you

> > > were growing hot peppers.

> > > You wouldn't happen to have a recipe for selsa

> would

> > > you? I have cilantro

> > > growing that seeded from last year and I believe

> it

> > > is used in selsa.

> > > I put in a long row of potatoes - I don't know

> why I

> > > plant so much - it is a

> > > lot of work. I don't spray -I pick bugs and

> squish

> > > eggs - that takes time.

> > > But the garden is my quiet place. It is therapy

> for

> > > me to weed and think

> > > about stuff.

> > > Judy was taking her morning walk yesterday up

> the

> > > road (believe it or not, I

> > > live on a tarred road) and guess what? - not far

> off

> > > the road was a black

> > > bear! He was occupied with a bag of trash some

> > > uncaring person had thrown.

> > > Judy ran home - and (I believe) changed her

> pants.

> > > :-)

> > >

> > > Be well all,

> > > Dennis

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >