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• Any New Year's Resolutions???? - 2006 here I come!
  • New Year's Resolutions - no name
    • My husband and I both quit on the same day. - 11 weeks quit
      • Husband and I both quit smoking on same day - no name
        • Smoke at your computer? I believe it. I still do. - me too, still
          • Me 3. And the worst part is that I have a potential SM - Becky
      • Tip: Keep a nicotine 7 mg patch in your wallet at ALL times. If you get strong urge, stick it on an - (NM)
        • patch - no name
  • My resolution is... - MQ Momma
    • My mother-in-law got me a box of all occasion cards for Christmas. - that's my anti-resolution
      • You can always "Re-Gift" and give them to her next year - Seinfeld lover
  • What you Think is what you'll get. - Inspirational article. SM
  • Been there, done that - jdkl
  • Me, too. I quit smoking in October 2005. - chunky monkey
  • I know what you mean, I quit smoking - September 16th, 2005
    • I hear you! - OP
    • I too gained (30 pounds) when I quit 2 years ago. sm - chubby to skinny again
      • I am enclosing a link for anyone interested - chubby to skinny
        • This actually looks do-able. I haven't dieted since a teen. Hated obsessing about food. - OP (NM) Thanks!
          • I would highly recommend that if you are interested in this program sm - chubby to skinny. sm

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working on an EEG report:

At the beginning of reporting the patient is awake. There is a well-formed s/l 'six urge'

posterior dominant rhythm that seems symetric throughout both hemispheres.

lay these offshore tax breaks at the feet of Bush or any single president of either party: 

When you save your document, save as a word 93-2003 document (.doc) rather than a 2007 document (.docx).  You can change it in your defaults.  Anyone with those prior versions can then open your documents without having to download anything.  :)

I can't use birth control patches because I have migraines.  My doctor will only let me use certain birth control pills, and doesn't really want me using them, but anyway.....

When I worked in-house, patients seemed to like the patch.  I do know that the OB/GYN I worked for would not give the patch to overweight women because he said it was not as effective.  I would love to be able to use it, as I have trouble remembering to take my pills.

He sounds like the type that knows better than to come to your house and violate a protection order, but you never, ever know and it's still early yet. Keep your doors locked.

My ex was "pre-protection order"  (i.e. many years back) and he got through the basement window and was sitting at my kitchen table in the pitch dark. I can still hear him sneer, "Did you have fun with your boyfriend?"

I was grocery shopping and my mother was watching the kids. I got lucky because he really didn't want to kill me, just control me.

He finally gave up on me when I found and eventually  married  a great guy that doesn't expect me to fold towels in high heels and "poofy hair".

Sad part of that story is that he also disowned his own kids. But, after 15 years, the kids have realized that it was neither my fault or theirs. Their "father" lives with me. Their "donor dad" is living 5 miles away, a recluse, and drinking himself to death.

I send him a case of vodka on his birthday every year. Just kidding! 

you can move it with you.  If you move to a place where it isn't available, you're out of the contract easily.  My son actually moved to a place where when they tried to set the satellite they found that the neighbor's trees were an obstruction and you're obviously not going to ask a new neighbor to cut down or even into trees, so they let him off the hook, no problem.  The phone company should not be a problem as long as you're moving, again you can just move it with you, unless you're moving a long distance and then you'll just cancel this one and get another wherever you move to.

I do think you need to keep this in perspective with your kids.  They are losing their daddy (almost like he died to them) whether they feel good about it right now or not.  It really couldn't hurt for all of you to get into counseling.  Eventually it will be a problem for your kids when they "miss daddy" and they "forget" (and they will since they are of young age) how bad things were when you were together.  Of course, this is JMO and others might see things differently. 

You can do it, we'll all pulling for you and saying prayers for you and your children.

at least he threw a "sorry" in there (unless, of course, it was a sarcastic-sounding "sorry").  Maybe he just couldn't hold it back?  Guess that's kind of another "universal language." 

but your head is already in the way.   

I feel very sorry for you and your pitiful outlook.  Personally, I like to find the lighter side.    It makes for a much happier life.