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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-06-02 15:29:20
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64453
I haven't had cable for a while now. Mostly I watch Netflix, channels that come through my antenna, and of course YouTube. Somebody here mentioned they didn't like grocery haul videos. Well I love those! lol I also like videos on big families, tiny homes, homesteading, personal vlogs. What do you guys like to watch on YT?
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-31 22:41:13
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64442
OMG, you guys! I bought a blue light LED for acne. I had a monster zit coming on and I treated it with the LED and it's actually GONE. I'm sort of amazed. Now I'm curious as to if the red LED treatments really work on wrinkles like they are supposed to.
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Posted by:
Spectra
2020-05-31 22:31:55
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64438
PastryGirl--how's your garden doing? Mine is coming along well....all the seeds I planted directly are up and my beans are really taking off. I just have to keep on top of the weeds and the critters and I should be all set. I thought about you when I was out doing my gardening--I hope yours is doing well too!
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-31 21:27:55
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64436
I know everyone is getting into fitness classes online, but I'm thinking I want to do that, too. I love teaching yoga and meditation when I can and have been doing sometimes at work to my coworkers.
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-31 18:34:50
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64434
I've had some god awful landlords that took advantage of me. But I'm finally happy at home. No drama with boyfriend, roommates, neighbors, etc. I have space for gardening, access to fruit trees (orange, lemon, and yellow grapefruit - so good and never knew about this kind!) Having such kind landlord with spacious backyard has been a huge revelation since I've been living in cramped apartments all my life. Rent is within budget and 1.5 miles from work. I really lucked out.
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-30 22:21:35
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64428
I've started doing IF some days just to give my digestive system a bit of a break. I just do one day a week where I eat 500 calories a day and the rest of the week I do my full meals. It's AMAZING how much flatter my stomach is when I don't eat much. I am convinced the only way my stomach will ever be flat is if I don't eat. Sucks so much being short and having every bite you eat show up as a food baby.
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-30 22:06:45
ID:
64424
Well, yeah, a reverse diet won't have you losing weight--at least not intentionally. The goal is just to be able to up your daily intake without gaining a lot. You are really at a very low intake and I think if you upped it to closer to 1600 with a little activity (weights too, not just jogging), you'd be so much happier. I would be such a crabass if I only ate 1200 calories a day haha. Also...you may want to stay off the scale. I have found that when I do more weight training, I wear smaller clothes at a higher weight than when I just do cardio.
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-26 19:29:35
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64387
I'm currently about 125 lbs, maybe a few higher during quarantine. Ultimately I'd like to go down to about 115-118, no lower. I'm short, small-framed , and in my late 40s. I'm only eating 1200 calories until I can jog again, which should be in the next 4-6 weeks. Anytime I gain it goes right to my face and my clothes don't fit as well. Thanks for your advice! Once I can exercise again I would love to try the reverse diet.
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-25 21:13:10
ID:
64377
They're probably just getting used to their new home. It's normal for them to get a little shocky and droop a little after you first plant them. Water them in the morning and the evening, when the sun isn't at its hottest. Good luck! My inner plant nerd is super excited for you!
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Posted by:
anonymous
2020-05-25 20:52:24
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64376
So I finally figured out dermaplaning. I was holding the thing at the wrong angle. It's working pretty good...I have PCOS and a lot of fuzz on my face, and this helps a lot plus it helps exfoliate as well. Not a bad investment overall.
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