NSVs

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3
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Amberle3
249/219/210-minigoal/150?
Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

- Resolutions are for Losers Weight Loss Challenge:
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http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/sia.htm
- Weight No More Weight Loss Challenge:
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Your mom got hit on! How awesome! .. ok, well don't think of her as your
mom right this second.

It's fun watching former co-workers eat their livers too-perhaps she hadn't
considered Atkins it's quite good for slimming ;-)

Awesome NSVs!
Julie


"Amberle3" wrote in message
...
My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3
--
Amberle3
249/219/210-minigoal/150?
Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

- Resolutions are for Losers Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/rafl.htm
- Spring Into Action Exercise Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/sia.htm
- Weight No More Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/wnm.htm

wonderful for both of you, Lee
Amberle3 wrote in message
...
My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3
--
Amberle3
249/219/210-minigoal/150?
Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

- Resolutions are for Losers Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/rafl.htm
- Spring Into Action Exercise Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/sia.htm
- Weight No More Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/wnm.htm

Amberle3 wrote:

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3

Cheeky bugger! But a nice pair of NSV's!
--
Kate XXXXXX
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Somebody hit on your mom? WTG! Nice NSVs for both of you.

"Amberle3" wrote in message
...
My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3
--
Amberle3
249/219/210-minigoal/150?
Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

- Resolutions are for Losers Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/rafl.htm
- Spring Into Action Exercise Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/sia.htm
- Weight No More Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/wnm.htm

Hi, Amberle 3, A lovely post.
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Take Care
Catherine
154/133.6/136
Lifetime 6/99
Next personal goal 132





"Amberle3" wrote in message
...
My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3
--
Amberle3
249/219/210-minigoal/150?
Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

- Resolutions are for Losers Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/rafl.htm
- Spring Into Action Exercise Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/sia.htm
- Weight No More Weight Loss Challenge:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/travelgirl/wnm.htm

I'm jealous of your mom! I might need to contact her for lessons in
flirting. Somewhere along the way I forgot how to do that, and it's a
skill that doesn't seem to be retained like know how to ride a bike
is. LOL

Good for her.
Linda P
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 02:49:58 GMT, Amberle3
wrote:

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3

Maybe, unlike Gerald Ford, you can flirt and ride a bike at the same
time (Ford was challenged to chew gum and something at the same time!)

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:24:19 -0600, Prairie Roots
wrote:

I'm jealous of your mom! I might need to contact her for lessons in
flirting. Somewhere along the way I forgot how to do that, and it's a
skill that doesn't seem to be retained like know how to ride a bike
is. LOL

Good for her.
Linda P
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 02:49:58 GMT, Amberle3
wrote:

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3

I'm not as coordinated as Gerald Ford.

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:15:26 -0800, Fred
wrote:

Maybe, unlike Gerald Ford, you can flirt and ride a bike at the same
time (Ford was challenged to chew gum and something at the same time!)

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:24:19 -0600, Prairie Roots
wrote:

I'm jealous of your mom! I might need to contact her for lessons in
flirting. Somewhere along the way I forgot how to do that, and it's a
skill that doesn't seem to be retained like know how to ride a bike
is. LOL

Good for her.
Linda P
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 02:49:58 GMT, Amberle3
wrote:

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3

Linda P
232/157.2/WW goal 145
joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

I bet if the right "flirtee" comes along, you will be fine as the "fliter",
Lee who has faith in theramones
Prairie Roots wrote in message
...
I'm jealous of your mom! I might need to contact her for lessons in
flirting. Somewhere along the way I forgot how to do that, and it's a
skill that doesn't seem to be retained like know how to ride a bike
is. LOL

Good for her.
Linda P
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 02:49:58 GMT, Amberle3
wrote:

My mother and I were at a tradeshow tonight and each experienced cool
NSVs:

I had 2 people I hadn't seen in a while tell me how great I looked. One
of them actually walked past me and I had to call her name, and even
then it took a second before she realized who I was! I also had one
former co-worker staring daggers at me - she was always on various fad
diets (cabbage soup anyone?) and never lost a pound. She was quite
obviously not impressed that I had.

And my mother had an interesting encounter with a stranger. We had
plates from the food bar (my dinner ended up being 1 mini hamburger
(very dry), 2 very mini perogies, 2 mini quiches, 1 chicken finger, 1
slice of a melted chicken wrap (about 1") and a cookie). As we were
making our way to the other side of the crowded room this guy (40's)
bumped into my mother (early 60's) and after the "sorry" exchange he
said "Hey that looks good" followed by "and the food does too".
Needless to say she was quite flattered (although if I had heard I might
have smacked him!).

All in all, despite the gain this morning, a good day!

Amberle3