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Sorry, I couldn't resist! It made me smile

That is so awesome; congratulations for sticking it out!! You have added years!! :cheer:

Housewives of Beverly Hills

NCIS rerun.

I way prefer the more vintage U2 (early to mid 80s) to their later stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g4lY8Y3eoo

Just finished "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and now watching a Country Christmas special with Jennifer Nettles singing "All I Want For Christmas Is You" (I love her!)

Thinking it's because of the Captain Morgan's commercial... http://youtu.be/PnTb0PfbSoE

My daughter is home for Thanksgiving; and I got to see and hold my new baby grand-nephew (Now we have 2!) And on a lesser note, Sweet Frogs fro-yo!

Congratulations on quitting; that's wonderful! http://www.gwu.edu/quitsmoking/health.html What Happens When You Quit Smoking A timeline of health benefits 20 Minutes After You Quit The effects of quitting start to set in immediately. Less than 20 minutes after your last cigarette, your heart rate will already start to drop back towards normal levels. 2 Hours After You Quit After two hours without a cigarette, your heart rate and blood pressure will have decreased to near healthy levels. Your peripheral circulation may also improve. You may also begin to feel nicotine withdrawals. 12 Hours After You Quit In just 12 hours after quitting smoking, the carbon monoxide in your body decreases to normal levels, and your blood oxygen levels increase to normal. 24 Hours After You Quit The heart attack rate for smokers is 70% higher than for non-smokers. But, believe or not, just one full day after quitting smoking, your risk for heart attack will already have begun to drop. 48 Hours After You Quit At this point all nicotine will have left your body. Your sense of taste and smell will return to a normal level. 2 to 3 Weeks After You Quit You'll finally be able to exercise and perform physical activities without feeling winded and sick. This is also the point in which most people stop feel withdrawal symptoms. 1 to 9 Months After You Quit Starting about a month after you quit, your lungs begin to regenerate. Inside them, the cilia –the tiny hair-like organelles that push mucus out –will start to repair themselves and function properly again. 1 Year After You Quit The one year mark is a big one. After a year without smoking, your risk for heart disease is lowered by 50% compared to when you were still smoking. 5 Years After You Quit 5 to 15 years of being smoke-free, your risk of having a stroke is the same as someone who doesn't smoke. 10 Years After You Quit It'll take 10 years, but if you quit, eventually your risk of dying from lung cancer will drop to half that of a smoker's. Ten years after quitting, your risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney, and pancreas also decreases. Long Term Benefits The long-term benefits of quitting smoking are fantastic. According to the American Heart Association, non-smokers, on average, live 14 years longer than smokers. Retrieved from smokefree.gov

Happy Birthday to her!

I hope you'll feel better soon!

Battling a very persistent cold. :-p

I like tootsie pops too

Mini Baby Ruths, Reese cups and Snickers; and plain M&Ms

So I see! Sounds good but that's a long drive!

Oh, whew; ok then; long as I know where it is

I've misplaced "Mothership" Still looking ...

My daughter taught me how to make microwaveable S'Mores!

Oh dear; I'm so sorry

Been humming this all day.

My daughter came home for the weekend She and her little sis, who has missed her a lot, are having some quiet sister time right now