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  1. well done Rob!
  2. Happy Birthday Pippa!!! This is a very special day for you...so a few of my friends want to celebrate with you! :)
  3. this is all great stuff! I was never really interested in make-up application. I always wore minimal...even recently. But..now I am getting older and noticing changes in my skin....ugghhh.....especially with the weight loss. So now...I have to really pay attention.
  4. NO freakin way NOPE!
  5. life is too good to waste. Put down that nasty stick and be done with it. There, you are a non-smoker! :)

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    chicks or sticks

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  10. my girl :wub:
  11. right back at ya DD!
  12. that's cool wish it was closer...I would participate! But since I can't...I'll support ya! For Nancy's sister Mrs. Bakon Any other members affected by breast cancer My friends Paula who is cancer free 3 years...and Maureen who is in treatment.
  13. found another Love can make us obsessed, literally There's a reason you can't stop thinking about that special new guy or girl in your life: MRI scans have shown that falling in love sends blood rushing to the "pleasure center" areas of the brain -- the same areas that are responsible for obsessive-compulsive behaviors. Falling in love also lowers serotonin levels, which is common in people with obsessive-compulsive disorders, says Mary Lynn, DO, co-director of the Loyola Sexual Wellness Clinic at Loyola University in Chicago. "This may explain why we concentrate on little other than our partner during the early stages of a relationship," she says, and also why we tend to idealize new partners and turn a blind eye to their faults.
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  15. keeping your sister in my prayers
  16. most definitely NOPE!!
  17. Love like you've never been hurt before. ❤️

  18. To me, Valentine's Day is just another marketing tool. But....still..if it means people are stopping to smell the roses and spread a little love in your life...then I'm all for it. Can't go wrong with love. :wub: ...every day should be Valentine's day IMHO Here's some cool facts I didn't know and thought to share 62% OF CONSUMERS CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY AROUND 200 MILLION ROSES ARE PRODUCED FOR VALENTINE’S DAY 85% OF VALENTINE’S DAY CARDS ARE PURCHASED BY WOMEN 73% OF VALENTINE’S FLOWERS ARE PURCHASED BY MEN 53% OF WOMEN WOULD END THEIR RELATIONSHIP IF THEY DID NOT RECEIVE A PRESENT ON VALENTINE’S DAY! (seriously???? now that's just an EMBARRASSMENT to my gender.) and a bit of history Valentine’s Day started with the Romans. St Valentine defied Emperor Cladius II’s ban on young men marrying, and performed secret marriages. For his disobedience, Valentine was executed on 14th February. “Wearing your heart on your sleeve” goes further than a heart-warming phrase. In the Middle Ages, young men and women drew names to see who their Valentine would be. They would then wear this name pinned to their sleeve for one week to publicise their ‘true’ feelings. Richard Cadbury introduced the first Valentine’s Day box of chocolates in 1868: 146 years of gooey, chocolatey goodness! and one more We knew that chocolate was pretty powerful but we had no idea how much docotors believed in it. Physicians in the 1800s used to prescribe patients a dose of chocolate to cure the pangs of lost love.
  19. it's so true! OK MQ...it's been a week since you posted this... you showed us your equipment...now show us how you use it :)
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    Be MIne

    Happy Valentine's Day Bakon! With love, the original Egg :wub:

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