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Brooklyn Back When - Open Thread - Page 3781 — Brooklynian

Brooklyn Back When - Open Thread

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  • hi-Terry-well I survived the big storm!!! Going back to work..sat home & ate all day...Jeannette-be careful-that ice is treacherous..worse than snow! Sidewalks still not plowed and Cody & I had to walk in the street but the worst is over! (until Monday-more snow)anyway, have to get up early tomorrow (I could get used to not working though-loved staying home)..so will talk to u soon...bye

  • Good Morning All....

    Dentist and nails today.

    I hate the dentist...

    Stay warm it is 24 degrees out.

  • Good Morning All....

    Dentist and nails today.

    I hate the dentist...

    Stay warm it is 24 degrees out.

  • where the heck is my post???

    Went to correct my spelling and it is gone

  • where the heck is my post???

    Went to correct my spelling and it is gone

  • Now it comes up..Having problems again with this blog. Yesterday my post went somewhere on another page?????

  • Now it comes up..Having problems again with this blog. Yesterday my post went somewhere on another page?????

  • Calendar

    February 4, 2011

    The 35th day of 2011

    44 Days until Spring

    ...S M T W T F S

    1 2 3 4 5

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    20 21 22 23 24 25 26

    27 28

  • Calendar

    February 4, 2011

    The 35th day of 2011

    44 Days until Spring

    ...S M T W T F S

    1 2 3 4 5

    6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    20 21 22 23 24 25 26

    27 28

  • GOOD MORNING, FRIENDS :)

    HAVE A GREAT DAY & ENJOY..

    T.G.I.F. :bounce:

  • GOOD MORNING, FRIENDS :)

    HAVE A GREAT DAY & ENJOY..

    T.G.I.F. :bounce:

  • Hi Guys,

    Cold out today..keep warm.

    Anna - Boy you got some snow storm....

    Jeanette - Just think soon enough you will be on the beach taking in the sun....

    Have a good day. peek back later

  • HELLO HELLO HELLO

    HOW IS YA ALL DOING

    IT IS COLD OUTSIDE

    SO I AM KEEPING IT IN

    HEY ANNA HOW YOU MAKING OUT

    HOPE ALLS GOOD BE SAFE

    HEY JUDY HOW THE HEL IS BOBBY

    NO WORD YET?

    OK PEEPS SEE YA LATER

  • Hi Anthony, He goes Monday and Tuesday for more tests...the doctor feels he heart may not have a normal heart beat.. I ALWAYS TOLD HIM HE WAS A HEARTLESS BASTARD" oNLY KIDDING....

    GLAD TO HEAR THAT YOU ARE LOSING WEIGHT AND FEELING GOOD, YOU HAVE TO POST SOME PICTURES OF THE NEW YOU!!!!

    PEEK BACK LATER

  • Hi Anthony & Judy-yes it was some storm...things are getting back to normal..went back to work today..looking forward to the weekend..watching Justin all day tomorrow.. Tina & Scott wanted to go shopping at the mall (about 1 hour away) so I told them to spend the day there & have lunch-I'll have "Grandma" time with Justin..everyone-enjoy your weekend (and the Super Bowl)....bye

  • GOOD NIGHT SWEET DREAMS

    THANKS FOR CALLING PATSY. IT WAS GREAT TALKING TO YOU. LOVE U.

  • HEY PATSY DID YOU GET MY EMAIL?????

  • GOOD NIGHT, FRIENDS :)

    'DITTO, CUZ'.. LOVE YA, XX

    ANNA..HAVE FUN WITH JUSTIN..GLAD THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER OUT THERE..ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!!!

    JUDY..GOOD LUCK TO BOBBY ON HIS TESTS NEXT WEEK..

    I'M SURE IT WILL ALL WORK OUT.. [-oB

    PLEASANT DREAMS, ALL, & C U IN THE MORNING.. XX :)

  • UMBRIA..I JUST SPOKE TO PINTO.. (ON HIS CELL) I TOLD HIM TO CALL YOU,

    HE SAID HE TRIED TO CALL YOU, BUT YOUR #

    CAME UP RESTRICTED.

    HE SAID HE WILL SEND YOU A MESSAGE..

    HAVE A GOOD NIGHT!! :)

  • UMBRIA, PATSY GOT YOUR EMAIL DOES NOT HAVE THE NUMBER AND I COULD NOT FIND YOUR NUMBER.

  • GOOD MORNING, FRIENDS :)

    UP EARLY (AS USUAL)..NEED COFFEE & A BAGEL & WILL START MY DAY.

    HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY YOUR DAY!!! :)

    UMBRIA, I GOT YOU E-MAIL..THANX :)

  • All,

    On my way to weight watchers, library and food shopping. See ya later. Got to get my book for the book cub since I am so behind in my reading...Have a great day and be careful out there to all of us northerners. Lots of ice...

  • Terry-The problem you had with your posts sounds similiar to mine. I type a whole paragraph, hit "ABC" for spell check and the whole entry disappears. Has happened to me several times and I have complained but got nowhere! I only complained on my next entry so I guess the administrators did not even see it. It has been quite annoying so now I skip spell check and I seem to get through okay all be it with mispelled words. By the way, do they serve Donuts at the Weight Watchers meetings??? :bounce:

  • Cloudy, damp & cool, well not cool by up North standards. Not much sun expected today or tomorrow. Almost hit 80 degrees a couple of times this past week. Still expecting some mornings in the high 40's but looks like no more high 20's and low 30's till next winter. :bom:

  • Goodmorning Everyone....

    Im sliding in a quickie....hope you all enjoy your weekend!

    Much love to all...

  • Literally SLIDING IN!!!

  • I fell so many times in my driveway...that Im gonna start trying this!

  • We can Dream

  • Aging Gracefully: 8 Tricks to Add Years to Your Life

    By Justine van der Leun Feb 3rd 2011 12:07PM

    Categories: Better Body Better Living

    You know that eating well and exercising are key to reaching a ripe old age -- but did you know that flossing can add over six years to your life span? That believing in God can tack on three years to your expiration date? That having no friends can mean that you'll kick the bucket earlier? Here, we run down some surprising ways to live longer -- and better.

    Floss Regularly

    Oddly, flossing is good for your heart, and doing so regularly can add 6.4 years to your life. In "YOU: The Owner's Manual" by AOL Health's Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. Michael Roizen, and Dr. Mehmet C. Oz, the doctors write that flossing and brushing daily, along with seeing your dentist regularly, can keep you kicking for longer. How? When you floss, you rid your mouth of bacteria that can cause inflammation in the gums. This inflammation can travel to the heart, leading to heart disease. In his book The Real Age Makeover, Roizen also found an Emory University study that revealed that those with gingivitis and periodontitis have a mortality rate that's 23 to 46 percent higher than those without the gum diseases. Taking care of your mouth, it seems, really can lengthen your life.

    Drink Tea

    Drinking both green and black teas can help you live longer, according to a wealth of worldwide research. A 2009 study of 2,000 Chinese women suggested that drinking green tea regularly (and eating a diet rich in mushrooms) may cut cancer risk by 90 percent, while a study of over 40,000 Japanese men and women showed that those who drank five or more cups of green tea daily had the lowest chances of dying from stroke or heart disease. The caffeinated drink has high levels of cancer-fighting antioxidants (a cup contains can be as packed with antioxidants as a serving of fresh spinach). Meanwhile, black tea, which has antioxidants, too, offers its own benefits. Over 15 years, researchers recorded the tea-drinking habits of 60,000 Swedish women, ages 40 to 76. Some drank at least two cups of tea per day, while others drank less than a one cup per month. The regular tea-drinkers had a 46 percent lower risk of ovarian cancer. Experts recommend drinking at least two cups a day of the stuff you brew yourself (bottled teas seem to lose their health benefits).

    Take Your Vitamin D

    Pop vitamin D daily and you may be adding years to your life. A 2007 study of over 57,000 adults -- mostly middle-aged and elderly people in good health -- in Europe, the U.S. and the U.K. showed that those taking vitamin D (as opposed to a placebo) were 7 percent less likely to die during the span of the study. The authors don't know exactly why vitamin D seemed to increase life span, but the vitamin is known to offer many benefits, including strengthening the immune system and building bones. It also lowers the risk of being diagnosed with diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure and heart and kidney disease. You can get vitamin D from the sun, but most people don't spend enough time outdoors -- or in sunny enough climates -- to take in an adequate amount. FDA guidelines issued in November 2010 boosted the recommended daily dose to 400 International Units per day for people over nine (people 71 years and older should take 800 mg daily), combined with a diet rich in the vitamin. Foods with loads of vitamin D include mackerel, fortified yogurt and orange juice, whole eggs and Swiss cheese.

    Have Sex

    Talk about a two-for-one deal: Having sex not only offers pleasure, but it may also extend your lifespan by eight years. You probably don't need a scientist to tell you that regular sex relieves stress, improves sleep and increases intimacy with your partner. But it also boosts immunity and makes you look better (a Scottish study showed couples with a healthy sex life may look up to seven years younger than those with a ho-hum bedroom ritual). The sum total of all those benefits may just be a longer life. British researchers found that men who had sex once a week were less likely to die in the next 10 years than men who had sex less than once a month. Meanwhile, a Duke University study showed that compared to women who were indifferent with their sex lives, women who were happy with their sex lives lived seven to eight years longer.

    Hang Out with Friends

    Spending time with friends cuts your risk of an early death in half, according to a recent study out from Brigham Young University. "A lack of social relationships was equivalent to smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day," the research team's head, Julianne Holt-Lunstad, told Reuters. The study, which pulled information from over 300,000 participants in 148 studies, found that strong social relationships have an extremely positive effect on health. The authors found that having close social relationships may be more beneficial to longevity than pneumonia vaccines and hypertension drugs. "Throughout human history, we have relied on others for survival such as protection and food, and despite modern advancements that may [help with] certain aspects of survival so that we can live more independently, it appears that our relationships nonetheless still impact odds of survival," said Holt-Lunstad.

    http://www.aolhealth.com/2011/02/03/aging-gracefully-8-tricks-to-add-years-to-your-life/?icid=main|htmlws-main-n|dl5|sec1_lnk1|199320

    I only see 5 things...but hey they have an idea

    We need our Friends

    we can have a cup of green or black tea

    we need vitamin D (doesnt say viagra...hmmm)

    we need to floss (this could be before and after the next one)

    we need sex

    Have a good one my beautiful friends

    I see 1 more --- believing in God

  • Hey Suzie- If I tried that Penguin slide with my belly I would be so high above the snow & ice that I would need a mast and a sail. :bom:

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