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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 12:02:54 AM

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Be careful, OTKkindaGirl. You can't elimiate complex carbs and remain healty. You might find Whole Foods Companion helpful. If you can find it in a local bookstore. It will tell you what positive effects various vegetables and fruits will have. Don't overdo the fat, please. It won't help your cholesterol level.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 12:23:40 AM

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I then cooked my pasta .. a Penne Rigate. once the pasta was cooked I drained and dam if they didn't come right on out.

Good thing you didn't use the tortellini. Word is out that it's bratty pasta.

(Of course I still believe it was obeying a higher directive to protect Synergy's cholestrol level, but then I do tend to give pasta the benefit of the doubt...)

Oh, and I had a grilled sandwich at the munch tonight. I let the dom next to me eat all the fries. It was kind of him to protect me from all those carbs.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 1:42:18 AM

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Rachel Ray's food only looks good...i've heard it actually tastes gross, you ever see the episode where she cooks for firemen and the faces they make while eating her steak sandwiches? lol

Anyway, I had a pepperoni, salami, pastrami and ham sandwich with brown mustard, mayo, olives, tomato and spinach on wheat bread.

That was a while ago though, i'm sorta hungry now.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 3:10:57 AM

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I had green beans, tomatoes, cole slaw, and cucumbers.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 3:11:54 AM

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A baked potato with sour cream, cheddar cheese, and red onions, some maple sausage, and Grands buttermilk biscuits.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 3:34:02 AM

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I just thought I'd interject here, that people misunderstand the Atkins diet, and believe that you can not have fruits and vegetables. The opposite was actually true for me. I cut out the unnatural carbs (suger filled junk, and white flower products), and the weight fell off (almost 10 inches off the waist worth). If I wanted carbs, I grabbed an apple, or some other fruit. If I was going to have bread, it was whole grain. If I wanted something sweet, I'd go for watermelon, or something else natural. Compare the amount of carbs in fruit and the carbs in candy. You will be amazed. You can have more fruit than you'll want, and still most likely (depending on your body) will lose weight. As for Veggies... most green leefy veggies have next to no carbs. I eat more broccoli, salad, cauliflower, etc than I ever had before.

As zuma said, don't eliminate the complex carbs. Just work on reducing the unnatural junk. Dr. Atkins said in his book, refined sugar and refined flower as we know it today, are relatively new to mankind/womankind and the consumption of them positively corrolates to the increase in obesity in the U.S. I'm no doctor, but I believe reducing those alone, you might see results... I did.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 4:32:28 AM

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Fried chicken, home grown corn on the cob, homegrown fresh yellow tomatoes, mashed poatoes, homemade cream gravy, and fried green tomatoes.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 7:36:51 AM

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Some cottage cheese and cold Bushs baked beans right out of the can.
2 little Doves dark chocolates for dessert.
Epicurean delight.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 7:43:27 AM

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Hmm, I guess I'm weird.

Men who cook don't do anything for me. I wanna do the cooking, damnit! Out of my kitchen! BLAH! Don't you know a man's place is either parked on his ass in front of the tv or parked on his ass keeping me company while I cook? (Or distracting me while I cook ... Either way.)

I made a pork loin fillet with a light barbeque flavor ... Creamy ranch mashed potatoes .... Green beans.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 7:57:02 AM

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I made a wonderful chicken parmesean with fresh mozerella cheese and homemade garlic toast.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:19:19 AM

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Last night I had a breakfast burrito and french fries on Amtrak on my way home... I will never make this mistake again, I will remember to pack a snack next time instead of having some kind of faith that there will be anything edible on the train... it was the nastiest thing I have eaten in a long long time. I only took one bite of the burrito for example.... ok, my rant is done.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:21:48 AM

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Ohhhh julia, I hope your tummy survived. Some of those items they call food are just plain nasty. I wouldn't feed them to my dogs.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:23:30 AM

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Went to a bdsm munch last night, tacos and refried beans w/ chips and salsa.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:24:14 AM

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eggplant salad and stuffed zuchini baked in the avon...and some icecream as desert

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:27:50 AM

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hello
grilled marinmade chicken breast in white wine and herbs. Angele Hair pasta in a cream sauce, vegtables, and for desert berries over vanilla pound cake.
and i will be honest if there is a dom or other out there who would like to cook for me alright, just avoid the following fish of any kind, liver, oratmeal, and anything funkie like brains and other parts that should not be consume.
take care and be safe
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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:30:16 AM

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I agree, as much as I like to cook by the end of the day I am just too tired, way too tired. I have no problem allowing any competent person to play in my kitchen.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:36:56 AM

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ORIGINAL: LaTigresse

Ohhhh julia, I hope your tummy survived. Some of those items they call food are just plain nasty. I wouldn't feed them to my dogs.

I haven't gotten my appetite back yet.. sighs. I am regretful I did not eat leftover rigatoni with Sinergy for lunch before I left. I didn't eat it because it had gobs of garlic and I didn't want to offend strangers on the train. And the rigatoni obeyed me when I cooked it the night before, so I am thinking it was the type of noodle Sinergy dealt with that was the problem, ... rigatoni is just a more submissive noodle, it has to be to obey me.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 8:49:31 AM

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rigatoni is just a more submissive noodle, it has to be to obey me.

I baked lasagna last night. The no-bake lasagna noodles are the most submissive of all pasta!

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 11:08:34 AM

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rigatoni is just a more submissive noodle, it has to be to obey me.

I baked lasagna last night. The no-bake lasagna noodles are the most submissive of all pasta!

I second that on the lasagna noodles.

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RE: what did you have for dinner? - 8/10/2006 12:04:44 PM

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last night? a fresh juicy peach,tree ripened and 2 glasses of wine.
tonight? ohh the possibilities....

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