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Oh, guys......please, PLEASE tell me these are not flu symptoms! Sore throat, sneezing, coughing, feverish, chills, achy body...generally feel like crap on a cracker.
Yeah. That.
Thank you, jerks at work, for your dedication to your job. How many did you infect, Typhoid Mary?
I'm dealing with the symptoms holistically, and if I'm not feeling 100% better in the morning, I'M STAYING THE HELL HOME!!!!!!!! Dammit!
On a positive note, *cough-sneeze-sniffle-hack*, the new lenses and filming hacks worked a treat on the new vid. It took ages to upload, but the result is something I'm pretty happy with. For anyone interested in seeing a Keto-friendly appetizer, in miniature, the link is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0qVcnTBxas.
It's an early night to bed for me. Sleep well, buddies, and avoid dedicated workers, for they are the plague.
~Kes
Diet Calendar Entries for 17 February 2017:
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829 kcal
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Fat: 63.98g | Prot: 45.14g | Carb: 17.21g.
Breakfast: Viva Labs MCT Oil, Half and Half Cream, Coffee (Brewed From Grounds), Pyure Stevia Sweetener. Lunch: Cabbage Roll Soup. Dinner: Goya Anchovy Stuffed Olives, Brie Cheese, Havarti Cheese, Gouda Cheese, Prosciutto. more...
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3042 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Showering - 8 minutes, Blowdrying hair - 30 minutes, Driving - 1 hour and 15 minutes, Watching TV/Computer - 9 hours, Washing Dishes - 30 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours, Resting - 1 hour and 47 minutes, Standing - 2 hours, Cooking - 50 minutes. more...
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Too cute, but where do you find such a tiny stove that works?
17 Feb 17 by member: RoseFlorida
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My co-workers come to work sick as dying dogs so they can save their time off for vacations. But people like me with suppressed immune systems - cringe and pray everyday not to get sick as we get reallllll sick
17 Feb 17 by member: PGM012197
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@RoseTampa, there were 2 manufacturers from the 1930's to the 50's that built scale models of the current styles of home ranges for play cooking (child training/role play). Unlike the Easy Bake ovens of the 70's-current, which operate on the heat of light bulbs, these were real heating elements. I have two, and each oven gets to a measured temp of at least 425F! They are available on eBay, at varying price points. When I bought mine, the average price was $10-18. But as this trend gains popularity, the prices for working survivors is rising fast. There are numerous mini-cooking channels on YouTube, and the number rises weekly. There are some who cook on a 1:12 scale (dollhouse size), but I figured if I was going to go to the effort of cooking tiny, I wanted to at least savor what I made. So mine is 1:4 scale. Interestingly, the tiny food tends to taste better than the full-sized version.
17 Feb 17 by member: mskestrela
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Sounds like what I had 10 days ago - use Mucinex liquid to relieve the congestion!
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Sorry to hear you're ill. Love your cooking channel. Unbelieveable that they used to sell cookers like that for children to use!
18 Feb 17 by member: Doobrie
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