Noirbella

@Noirbella (5)

United States • Age 34

Joined myLot 14 years ago

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Gardening is one of the healthiest things you can do.

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160883) • United States 26 May 10

I am not crazy about the hoe ing and weeding, but I sure like eating fresh healthy foods. Did you know that gardening is a weight bearing exercise? It strengthens your muscles and it helps to prevent bone loss. An added plus is...

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Noirbella I would get zucchini bigger than eggplants if they were hidden under really big leaves(like any leaf on the plant) and I wouldn't see it until it was huge. Oddly enough those had good flavor too :)

26 May 10

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Why you gain back the weight we lost ??

manousina @manousina (117) • Greece 26 May 10

In most, if not all developed countries, obesity and the chronic diseases caused by being overweight is a recognized and stated health crisis. This condition is even declared as a worldwide epidemic by the World Health...

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Noirbella Part of the problem to obesity is that everything has been industrialized and streamlined. It takes very little effort to get bountiful results. With the advancements of computers and machines that do the work for us we burn so little during our daily work we...

26 May 10

Gardening is one of the healthiest things you can do.

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160883) • United States 26 May 10

I am not crazy about the hoe ing and weeding, but I sure like eating fresh healthy foods. Did you know that gardening is a weight bearing exercise? It strengthens your muscles and it helps to prevent bone loss. An added plus is...

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Noirbella Haha, yes, everybody that gardens can grow tired and grow healthy. I did gardening for years. I would do cherry tomatoes and then some early girls and I did zuchinis, you have to WORK to kill off those. I tried strawberries and corn once but the bugs got them....

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would you leave your child at your parents'?

spoiled311 @spoiled311 (5500) • Philippines 26 May 10

hi all! my husband is not here as he is abroad for a week. so i am left to take care of our baby and the business. and i don't have a sitter. things are not going too well lately, many orders yet the electricity keeps going...

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Noirbella Absolutely let the child spend time at your parents. It's a great opportunity for you to rest from being a mother 24/7 and they get to spend time with their grandchild and bond. Even more then a day a month would be fine!

26 May 10