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Subject: Re: New Year's resolutions


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michael
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Date Posted: 02:18:14 01/06/06 Fri
In reply to: michael 's message, "Re: New Year's resolutions" on 02:13:33 01/06/06 Fri

small clarification here: "Gathas" as use here is the definition given by the author of the book (201 Little Buddhist Reminders - Gathas for your daily life) that I was quoting from. I don't thing these are related to the Zoroastrian Gathas.

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Edie
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Date Posted: 21:27:21 01/06/06 Fri

Beth, when I go to the URL you gave, it shows a book called light&easy Meals. When I click on that picture, it shows a book called light&easy Menus. The Menus book is the one I use, but I subscribe to the Cooking Light magazine and just about every recipe they feature is easy and good. I started using the Menus book when I was regularly getting home after 8 and it was so late for cooking.

I have thyroid disease, it's under control, I get it checked every 6 months with a full blood workup. The doc recently decreased my prescription from .3 to .2 ...a pretty big drop...that may have something to do with it, I guess. I get the feeling this isn't any kind of science. It does correspond with my unusual depression, but so does the increased stress of holiday season in the retail business, with a new job and a boss I can't read. Which I think is the real thing behind the emotional stuff.

Anyway, life is continually good, whether I remember that or not...

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