ugh---starve for 10 hours then milkshake...

[Superstar]

quote:Originally posted by Sam

That is a very good selection of maternity clothes! Seems like she has really learned much. about how to cover the body well at different phases.

Also, you can find her Maternity clothes at Target. I think swore saw her maternity wear line at Target!

[Sam]

Really? They seem very sophistocated for target!

[M Grenade]

I think Sam is in Canada, I don't think they have Target in Canada yet, they were talking about opening up in Canada but I don't think so yet....

Target is a cool place, for sure, think of it as a nicer version of WalMart

[Sam]

MG i have been to a target before so know what she is talking about.

[Superstar]

quote:Originally posted by Sam

Really? They seem very sophistocated for target!

Yeah, she sells her line at Target. I think it was a smart move by her, because majority pregnant women want stylish clothes at a affortable price. I just couldn't imagine myself buying expensive pregnant clothes, if I was pregnant! seriously!

[Sam]

Yes i spend most of my time in one of my husband's button downs! Seems a shame so spend on things i'll either give away or only wear for a few months next time.

[Superstar]

Yea, well...

It's best to have money, then without money. You have to stay on budget! I think the only time go over budget is if I was spending on baby clothes for my baby and food for my baby!

[M Grenade]

I'm so stuffed right now, and it was all healthy so I actually feel really good, what a difference.... I don't know why I did that last night, relearning a lesson I learned a bunch of times already I guess....

that reminds me of the Deep Fried Twinkies I was reading about earlier ugh

[Sam]

quote:Originally posted by Superstar

Yea, well...

It's best to have money, then without money. You have to stay on budget! I think the only time go over budget is if I was spending on baby clothes for my baby and food for my baby!

Yes! So hard to stay on budget with all of the baby things you think you must have. All of the furniture and the decorating for this little thing that won't care about any of it.

[Sam]

quote:Originally posted by M Grenade

I'm so stuffed right now, and it was all healthy so I actually feel really good, what a difference.... I don't know why I did that last night, relearning a lesson I learned a bunch of times already I guess....

that reminds me of the Deep Fried Twinkies I was reading about earlier ugh

MG that milkshake thing happened to you a lot?

[Superstar]

quote:Originally posted by Sam

quote:Originally posted by Superstar

Yea, well...

It's best to have money, then without money. You have to stay on budget! I think the only time go over budget is if I was spending on baby clothes for my baby and food for my baby!

Yes! So hard to stay on budget with all of the baby things you think you must have. All of the furniture and the decorating for this little thing that won't care about any of it.

Well, you know. If I had alot of money, had to care for my child. I would do that, it's important! The child can't feed himself/herself, can't dress, or do anything. So it's up to you, to do your responiblites. You seem like a nice person Sam and good mother to be! to care for your little one![|)]

[M Grenade]

not too often, only when I starve myself and then eat bad, I'm more of a health nut so that is a rare occurence.... I've just been working way too hard lately and not relaxing enough to sleep and eat properly...

I turned over a new leaf again, today, though, after the milkahake thing, and went to the grocery and stocked up on healthy stuff and vowed to take the time to prepare it and have extra so I don't have to rush through a drive thru or anything silly like that

it is amazing how much better you feel when you feed yourself healthful things, it is invigorating from the inside and the energy is healthy and sustained

[yorkcountykid]

i told you mg, keep a nut, raisin mix handy and you'll never eat junk food

[M Grenade]

yeah, that is one of my allergies that still seems to persist actually, some of the nuts, like walnuts especially, get my mouth all itchy

almonds are fine though, it's weird

funny, regular apples do it to me too, but not organic apples... that is what really got me committed to organic foods, I could tell the difference in the apples almost instantly, the organic is fine, the conventional I would take a bite and within five seconds the roof of my mouth would itch a little

[Sam]

quote:Originally posted by M Grenade

not too often, only when I starve myself and then eat bad, I'm more of a health nut so that is a rare occurence.... I've just been working way too hard lately and not relaxing enough to sleep and eat properly...

I turned over a new leaf again, today, though, after the milkahake thing, and went to the grocery and stocked up on healthy stuff and vowed to take the time to prepare it and have extra so I don't have to rush through a drive thru or anything silly like that

it is amazing how much better you feel when you feed yourself healthful things, it is invigorating from the inside and the energy is healthy and sustained

Yes, keeping those types of things handy makes it easier to take care of yourself. So easy to be distracted by refined sugar and unnecessary salt. Sometimes i think those 'healthy' white cheese cheetos things are better, but really the body just needs essential foods.

[yorkcountykid]

ya, i'm going organic on certain foods that i know otherwise use heavy pesticides.

[M Grenade]

it was on the news the other day about a pilot that was fined big because he was spraying pesticide on a field and he didn't account for the wind properly and his spray blew onto the neighboring field where some farm workers were working and they had to be rushed to the hospital suffering from toxicity.

[yorkcountykid]

ya, and now with global food, we get foods with ddt and other ban chemicals.

[M Grenade]

the multinational corporations breed and modify their seeds to work better and almost require the use of their brands of pesticides and herbicides