i would recommend something different,

• Low-carb diet problems - sm - sammypot
  • Not a good way to lose weight - that's why you're having problems NM
    • Quite the contrary, it's an excellent and (sm) - LowCarb4Life
  • Shouldn't this be moved to the Weight Loss board? - nm
  • i would recommend something different, - sm
  • the best plan is lifestyle change, not some dangerous - fad diet. No wonder you are feeling sick
    • Low carb is not a "fad diet," but sm - LowCarb4Life
      • Re your reply to "fad diet" - sm - sammypot
  • Make sure you're getting all your water in and - LowCarb4Life
  • I strictly followed this plan for a few years - - tiger
  • I was on this several years ago, had no - sm
    • Of course it will come back if... - Jennifer
      • Another thank you - sm - sammypot
  • I was on a high protein, low carb diet some years ago and - SM
    • Thank you - sm - sammypot

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A reasonably-priced cell phone company?? My husband has a calling plan through Verizon and we get 100 minutes for $25.  He hardly ever uses his cell phone, yet the bills have been in the $70s and $80s every month, and they do not provide a record of the calls being made, to prove that he is not making $80 worth of calls a month. 

I am done with this, and want to find a company that has reasonably-priced plans for people who don't use their cell phone much.  I think I'm really getting ripped off here.  For those of you who feel you are getting a good deal with your cell phone company, who do you use, and what are you paying?  Thanks!

Here's my criteria:

I like funny or adventure books, usually about 40-ish to 50-ish y/o women.  I have read all the Hot Flash series. I don't like mysteries or true crime. I like Mary Kay Andrews, Jill Berg. Just looking for some relaxing reading. Any suggestions appreciated. 

I am 48 and do use my cellphone for emergency use only.  Right now, I have Cingular One Go Phone but used it so rarely that within a few months, I had 135.00 in my fund. 

I called Cingular One and asked them to switch me over to another plan to use up the 135.00 and she said okay, go to 25 cents per minute and when you deplete your 135.00, you can switch back to the monthly 30.00 plan again.  Well, I went on a long trip, my car malfunctioned and when I went to call AAA, the cellphone said I had no minutes...seems I had bought air time which had expired rather than talk time...

So, I was told to buy a telephone card at a store for 100.00  which would last 365 days.  Befoire I do this, since I know so very little about the cellphone plans, I wonder if anyone has any great ideas for me or perhaps will say I should do what was suggested?

Thank you much!

that help you to relax or help with anxiety?  Do not want to go on any prescription meds.

Thanks!

Presto Grandpappy. I've had mine 3 years without a problem.

I've had those expensive ones and they aren't any better unless you get a restaurant-quality one from the restaurant supply stores.

Which may help?

"The Gentle Art of Verbal Self-Defense."  May seem completely unrelated, but I sense a serious problem in the way he responded to you about how "YOU" should have responded to HIS needs. 

It is extremely subtle, the technique he is using.  I highly recommend the book; difficult to get, out of print.  I have a copy and am not willing to give it up....

Please, everyone with a pet of any kind, consider it.  It can be a lifesaver (literally!), and I personally like the peace of mind it gives me, whether I ever need to file a claim or not.  Try Veterinary Pet Insurance:  http://www.petinsurance.com/ 

There are other companies too, but this is the only one we've used.  It saved us a small fortune when our Rottie got bone cancer in his front leg at just 4-1/2 years old.  After the diagnosis, we got a CT scan (same machine they use for people - $$$) to make sure it hadn't spread.  It hadn't, so we went ahead and amputated the leg (also not so inexpensive).  He felt great, was out of pain, adapted easily to 3 legs and was his old, happy self.  But just 6 months later the cancer was back, and we had to let him go.  Poor baby.  It all ended up costing about $2000.00, and we were reimbursed about $1200.00 from the insurance, so it was a big help. 

I think we just had their basic policy too, not the more expensive one (that would've reimbursed more), but I don't remember.  I think we paid around $300.00 a year for him (including an optional $99 routine care coverage addition to the policy).  The cost depends on the age and breed of the animal, and you can make monthly payments or pay all at once.  They insure all kinds of animals too, not just dogs and cats. 

We have VPI for our 2 youngest dogs (2 y/o Rottie and 5 y/o husky mix).  Personally, we will never be w/o it again on any of our dogs.  It's just such a relief to know you have it.  VPI also has a routine care plan you can add on to the policy (or not) that reimburses part of your yearly costs for shots, spay/neuter, teeth cleaning, flea/tick products, and heart worm meds, and we like having that. 

My oldest dog, my baby, is Wiley, a 12 y/o Siberian Husky.  Much to my regret, I didn't get insurance for him when he was younger.  Now it's too expensive (and they don't cover preexisting conditions).  Same with my senior Siberian, Alexx, who died earlier this year - I didn't have insurance for her because it's too expensive when they're seniors (if they'll even cover you then).  So I'll be paying off credit card bills for Alexx (who was very healthy until the last year or so) and Wiley (mostly Wiley) for yeeeeeaaarrrs to come. 

Wiley's had health problems since he was 5 yrs old, starting with his teeth (enamel hypoplasia, meaning lots dental x-rays, cleanings, extractions - root canals!), then a tumor (spindle cell sarcoma), then a recurrance of the tumor 3 yrs later (the biggest expense by far, due to the extensive nature of the surgery, need for a scan first, a specialist...), and now... immune-mediated joint disease.  If I'd had insurance for him, I would've save myself, literally, *thousands* of dollars (assuming they didn't cancel the policy! LOL) 

We're like you, Hayseed.  Our dogs might as well be our children, and we take care of them accordingly.  ;o) 

JLo and Antonio Banderas.  You will be moved and inspired to act.  HIGHLY recommend.