sunnflr

@sunnflr (2767)

United States • Age 51

Joined myLot 16 years ago

If you are willing to go out on a limb, the tree of life holds endless possibilities

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Had a good visit to the doctor

blue65packer @blue65packer (11826) • United States 18 Jun 12

I had to see my eye,nose and throat doctor this morning to have a probe put down my nose to check my acid reflux. About three months ago I found out I have acid relux disease. So I had some weird stuff sprayed in my nose that...

acid relux disease

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sunnflr So glad there is no evidence of cancer! My sister has acid reflux so I know it's an awful condition to deal with. I'm glad you are making changes that will improve the condition for you. Good luck with the weight loss. I know that helps greatly.

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Dallas

MandaLee @MandaLee (3764) • United States 14 Jun 12

Dallas is back on television. I was little when it ran originally, so I don't remember it. I look forward to watching it. Please share your memories of Dallas. Will you watch it?

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sunnflr I watched it some back in the day with my Granny. She watched it all the time, but my parents didn't so I only saw it a little during the summer. I hated the season where the whole thing ended up being a dream. We aren't watching the new one.

18 Jun 12

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Well I drove

SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32191) • United States 28 Feb 10

Some of you may know that I went out to drive recently, or atleast knew that I needed to. Well I went out Saturday with an instructor, and today with hubby's mom. I did real well and so won't need the instructor. However, I need...

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sunnflr I was only 14 the first time I drove. Yes, it was illegal, but it was still fun...lol. My dad let me drive home from the store one night...bout 3 miles total I'd say. It was on a little road with not much traffic. I did really well for it being the first time....

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Kidney Cancer....Wow (Part 1 Of Many in drknlvly6781's update series)

drknlvly6781 @drknlvly6781 (6246) • United States 25 Feb 10

I haven't done many personal posts in a long time, but now it becomes evident that I must. For my friends, this is part one of what has been going on in my life since I last was talking, around the time of me moving into my own...

smoking causes kidney cancer

sudden surgery

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sunnflr I am so sorry to hear this. I hope your Grandmother recovers quickly and no more cancer ever returns. Smoking causes all kinds of problems, not just cancer, and I hope you can stop. My husband is trying to wean himself off. He tried to stop cold turkey and it...

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General Hospital's new "coming on"

coffeebreak @coffeebreak (17798) • United States 24 Feb 10

What do you think? Do you like it? I do. Finally they put hte hospital back into the show at least a little! Hopefully we can get out of "Sonnyville" and back to the sneakers in the medicine room! It is nice to see the names...

daytime soaps

general hospital

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sunnflr I thought the new beginning was pretty cool. I don't mind the "Sonnyville" part though. Told my mom yesterday that they can't really put Sonny in jail for long cause he makes up half the show...or at least stuff around and about him does. I love the...

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Do you believe that women should be limited to certain careers and activities?

spalladino @spalladino (17891) • United States 22 Feb 10

An opinion was expressed in another discussion that there are some things that women shouldn't engage in when it comes to their careers. As someone who was raised to believe that I could grow up to be whoever I wanted to be and...

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sunnflr Ok here is my opinion and it's probably not going to be popular. I think women should be able to do whatever job they want provided they can do so without special treatment. My husband is an electrical lineman. He lifts 100 pounds often, has to use the...

23 Feb 10

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Any Breakfast Suggestions?

Chevee @Chevee (5905) • United States 17 Feb 10

What do you eat for breakfast? I was born and raised in the south. I was raised eating grits, eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, biscuits, etc., for breakfast, not all in one meal. (B.K.A. Country Breakfast). Now that I have gotten...

healthy breakfast

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sunnflr I do EAS low carb protein shakes alot of days for breakfast. It isn't my favorite meal of the day anyway, but I know I need something so the shake works great. They have 17 grams of protein and only 4 carbs. I believe its only 3 grams of fat, so not too bad...

17 Feb 10

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Who are you rooting for?

brotha @brotha (228) • United States 17 Feb 10

Winter Olympics are here and the competitions are all close! Who are you rooting for? Anyone person in particular for one of the events?

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sunnflr We have watched quite a bit of the Olympics so far. Always love rooting for Apolo Ohno in speed skating, and I did hope the Chinese couple won for figure skating because it was their last year and they'd never made gold. Was glad to see them get it. Otherwise,...

17 Feb 10

Do you sometimes declare" wash your own plate" at home?

Bebs08 @Bebs08 (10681) • United States 16 Feb 10

Lately, I felt tired of washing dishes every mealtime so I suggested to my hubby that we will use paper plate for me to rest once in a while washing plates or if he doesn't agree with it, I will declare to wash your own plate.....

home cleaning

washing plates

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sunnflr Washing dishes has been our son's chore for a long time now. He was happy when we got a dishwasher for sure! I'm glad your hubby was accomodating and is going to use paper plates.

17 Feb 10

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My Drive to Work this Morning -- HORRIBLE!!

Bethany1202 @Bethany1202 (3431) • United States 8 Feb 10

We received nearly 30 inches of snow over the weekend here in Martinsburg, West Virginia... Due to the weather and horrible road conditions, our office opened at 10:00 am rather than 7:30 am, however the roads are still incredibly...

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sunnflr I don't drive through bad weather much at all but my husband does all the time when on storm duty. This storm was the worst though. He was driving through WV DURING the bad storm. They could hardly see the road but couldn't stop and be stuck, so just pushed...

8 Feb 10

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What chores do your little ones do around the house?

livewyre @livewyre (2450) 27 Jan 10

I need to think of some things that are not too risky that little girls of between 5 and 8 years of age can do around the house to 'help out'. Of course, they may not be actually helping in reality, but I am mainly looking for...

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sunnflr My son started loading the dishwasher, taking out the trash and even helping with the laundry at 7 years old. He was already picking up after himself, I started him helping me do that from the time he was old enough to play with his toys. It was just part of...

27 Jan 10

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I just joined DIgg

Bethany1202 @Bethany1202 (3431) • United States 22 Jan 10

I just joined Digg in hopes of promoting some of my articles a bit more... After posting about 5 it said new users must wait before posting more or something along those lines. I checked the FAQs and couldn't find the limitations...

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sunnflr I don't remember the rules about the specific things you are talking about but wanted to caution you. I have heard that DIGG doesn't like us promoting our own articles too often. They'd rather we promote other people's work, with a sprinkling of our own thrown...

24 Jan 10

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Do U Have This Gift? (Patience)

Chevee @Chevee (5905) • United States 21 Jan 10

Patience is defined as, good-natured tolerance of delay or imcompetence. Well, I am learning to deal with this more and more everyday now. I had to wait patiently for a book I ordered back in December, which I didn't receive...

fret not

patiently

wait

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sunnflr I have always been pretty patient. Now, I worry about stuff, but not stuff like you are talking about. The stuff I worry about is out of my control, which really makes no sense. Patience really is a virtue though. It helps in so many situations.

21 Jan 10

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Do you have an video made on Youtube?

cream97 @cream97 (29086) • United States 19 Jan 10

I don't have one of these. I have seen many people that have videos on Youtube. It is becoming more popular for many people. Have you ever thought about making a video on Youtube before? Do you like viewing Youtube videos? How...

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sunnflr I just started with youtube not long ago. I've made one video and put it up there and then I have saved one or two that I like. I'm going to make a playlist soon. Here's my video if you'd like to check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq92_ZVPfxc

19 Jan 10

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What to wear to a job interview

patgalca @patgalca (18391) • Orangeville, Ontario 18 Jan 10

We have been struggling for years because I have been home since developing fibromyalgia 13 years ago. My husband thinks I am up to working, even just a little bit. He came home from the gym the other day and said the manager was...

dressing for interview

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sunnflr I would say some nice slacks and a pretty top. Nothing too fancy, but enough to show them you are serious about the position. I wish you all the best. I have fibromyalgia also, and some days I could work a regular job, but some I couldn't. That's what's so...

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What is a "typical" weekend for the male species?

mentalward @mentalward (14690) • United States 18 Jan 10

I ask this question of all men and also of women who have male counterparts. I'm curious about what is "normal" for your days off from work. Is it more common for men to laze around doing nothing but drinking beer and watching...

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sunnflr Well, my husband is only home on weekends, sometimes not even every weekend, so I don't have much of a honey-do list for him if I can help it. He did have to help me give the cat a bath this past weekend, but that's cause I can't hold the cat to bathe...

18 Jan 10

I hate cars

ElicBxn @ElicBxn (63643) • United States 14 Jan 10

Really, sometimes it just seems to be a conspiracy... I had my car in the shop the last few days, found out what was wrong, got it fixed, passed inspection. Then, last night, we went out for a bite to eat and on the way back,...

car

car trouble

stalled

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sunnflr Really sucks they didn't find whatever was wrong and could fix it with the other stuff so you wouldn't have a separate bill. I hope when it's fixed this time, everything is in good running condition. That was nice of him to help y'all. So many people are...

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My husband is FINALLY getting treated for sleep apnea!

mentalward @mentalward (14690) • United States 12 Jan 10

Yep, he saw a doctor and had a sleep study done last Friday! YIPPEEEEEEE!!! During the sleep study, his sleep apnea reared it's ugly head as high as it could manage. They put a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) on him...

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sunnflr My brother in law has sleep apnea and has used a CPAP machine for the last four or five years. He says he can't even explain the difference in his sleep and how he feels. One of the guys Roy worked with snored really badly and we think he has it but he won't...

12 Jan 10

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Have you ever applied to write somewhere...

Bethany1202 @Bethany1202 (3431) • United States 11 Jan 10

Have you ever applied to write for somewhere such as the Examiner or Factoidz and gotten rejected? How did you feel? Or have you ever applied and been accepted? Were you surprised or did you know all along with reasonable...

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sunnflr I applied with Examiner and never heard one way or another...lol. I took it as a rejection but it didn't bother me. I applied on a whim anyway. Now, when I applied with Demand I was worried until they accepted me. They have been a blessing in my life. Helped...

12 Jan 10

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People Driving Using Highbeams

Bethany1202 @Bethany1202 (3431) • United States 8 Jan 10

It seems like in my area there are people that NEVER turn off their highbeams, thus blinding people in small cars like myself. I understand that in places where deer tend to run across the streets it does make it easier to help...

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sunnflr I hardly ever use my highbeams but when I do, I try to remember to turn them off like I'm supposed to. I should probably use mine more than I do, but I don't think about it. Good thing my eyes are ok I reckon...lol. It is bad when someone blinds you with their...

8 Jan 10

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