mmmm.. it was cold chili too.
Posted By: now want cold pizza. n/m on 2005-10-11
In Reply to: You think that's bad? I had cold - split pea soup YUM! ;-) nm
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My hands get cold, and typing with cold muscles is like (sm)
running or other exercise when not warmed up. I wear thin, warm gloves with the fingertips cut out to keep my hands & knuckles warm. For muscle pains in the shoulders, neck, biceps, etc, try Flexall cream - I find it to be VERY effective. Also try slight changes in chair height, keyboard height and angle, and monitor height. I found if I enlarge the print on my screen, it keeps me from hunching forward to try to read it. (CTL + scroll up or down on mouse wheel to make print bigger or smaller. It will not affect the size of the finished product.) Frequent "mini-breaks" to do other chores: filing etc. if in an office, quick household task if working at home, also helps relieve repetitive stress. A few months ago I thought my typing days were numbered due to various pains & arthritis; now I can work pain-free for up to 11 hours in a day. Good luck! :)
mmmm....sm
I know that I don't sit still long enough to do better than I do. I'd say I do 60 to 80 minutes a day, but that is a guess. I have no idea because I don't really count it. I hardly take my foot off the pedal during most reports.
It is a matter of work ethic and forcing yourself to sit and stay motivated. This is my goal for this year and so far I am not doing very well!
mmmm... rice.
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That sounds good! MMMM
:)
Tacos. Mmmm. Can't wait.
Whole wheat soft shells, seasoned organic beef, refried beans, lettuce, tomatoes, ranch dressing, jalapenos, cheese.
Mmmm-sounds so good! I usually use a can of sm
tomato soup but the salsa has more flavor. I'd have to run it (the salsa) through the blender first. Hubby and kids won't eat onions and vegs they can see in their meat. (They never make it easy for me.)
chicken fajitas...mmmm
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Mmmm - I'm going to have to go to Starbucks this weekend. nm
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chili!!? lol nm
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MMMM, I love pierogies, beets, and meatloaf.
Hubby doesn't, so I only cook it when he's gone. (Which is never, lately! LOL)
hot spicy chili
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White Chili
and homemade fresh salsa. Yum!
Anybody have a good chili recipe
out there that is fast and easy?
my favorite chili recipe
Go to the grocery store
Buy a can of Wolf Brand chili
Go home, open the can
Put contents in a pan
Warm it on the stove
put warmed chili in bowl and gobble away LOL
I use the chili seasoning packets.
Brown some ground beef. Add any veggies you want like hot or green peppers, garlic or onions. Add a can of kidney beans, a can of tomato sauce (or stewed tomatoes), and the seasoning packet.
And I want the white chili recipe!
White Chili Recipe
Here ya go. It's SO easy. Enjoy
WHITE CHILI
1 48-oz jar of Randall Beans, drained
1 16-oz jar of Salsa
1 14-oz can of chicken broth
2C. cooked chicken, shredded
1 Onion
1-1/2 tsp. garlic
1 T. cumin
1 block of pepper-jack cheese.
Cook in crockpot for 4+ hours.
Top with shredded cheese, sour cream, and tortilla chips.
Leftover chili, mango soda and coffe.
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Vegetarian chili from the freezer, salad, garlic bagel chips. nm
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We're having chili and grilled cheese sandwiches, quick and easy!
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You can serve chili sauce or a chutney spread on a bar of soft cream cheese to put on
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You think that's bad? I had cold
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It gets cold in FL too...........nm
with a cold
I have listened to one sniff and blow her nose into the phone today. 
Anybody live where it's cold?
Like below 60 today. Wish I were there.
COLD, 40s, where are you. BEAUTIFUL here in NY.
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cold agglutinins
cold agglutinins and haptoglobin
cold feet
I bought a cheap electric heater and run it pointing towards my feet.
Cold fingers
Even though I keep my house comfortable, I find my fingers getting cold when I type. Is it just me. Does anyone have any suggestions.
Cold in Colorado! ...
Burr is right! I'm in northern/central Colorado, I think it is about 5 degree now with light snow ... but the wind is dying down. Horrible hurricane type winds the last few days. Thanks for mentioning us Coloradans!! :)
Cold in the midwest too
I heard on the TV that Cedar Rapids (eastern IA) had temp of -17 with a wind chill of -30 this morning! BRR!
Old people who are cold?
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cold fingers
All the time when I start out before the work area is sufficiently warmed up with the SPACE HEATER. Space heater essential to get fingers going.
How about a cold remedy?
I get great relief from colds with Zicam. (I also take 50 mg of oral zinc, which boosts the immune system). I use the Zicam when the cold is in my nose, with runny nose, sneezing, congestion. To open your sinuses you might want to try Rhinocort. You'll need a Rx for it, but it is good stuff. It's safer than Afrin (which works great but can't be used for more than three days, and can raise your BP). Oh, and chicken soup may help.
Hope you are feeling better soon.
Mine gets cold too
Not sure why just the right hand. I have mild Raynauds though it is worse in my toes - I have to wear wool socks or slippers while I work.
Do you have cold intolerance in your hands or feet any other time?
Yes, I do have cold intolerance
I've been tested for thyroid, but it comes back okay. Hands always cold, but when typing the right one becomes much colder than the left, feels somewhat numbish, and painful in the wrist. I'm going to try making a wrist warmer with rice in it to heat in the microwave to see if that helps.
Cold in California
Chance of snow tonight near Fresno. I know this is not your kind of cold, but for us it's unusual.
aw man, it's too cold, but I'm wishing!
Cold hands
Does anyone else have freezing hands as they type? It's worse of course in the colder weather. Are there any gloves or similar products out there that we can wear while we type? Any ideas are appreciated! I freeze all the time, in warm weather or cold, but my hands are what I need to be warm to keep transcribing. I need a space heater that doesn't cause my electric bill to go sky high, but haven't found one of those either.
My hands are always cold too.
I have seen gloves with the fingertips cut out, but do not know how comfy they would be to type with.
I sit with a heating pad on my back cause I have arthritis in my hip and when my hands get cold I just put them behind my back to warm them up.
There are also those heat packs you can squeeze or rub together to warm up your hands.
You would think after typing and typing our hands would stay warm with all this exercise, but NO.
Keep Warm.
Cold Fingers
Try typing gloves! I have the same problem. They do help some. I also have been known to sit on a heating pad while typing -- helps warm me up.
Cold calling sm
Has anybody used cold calling to get their own accounts? If so, can you give me advice on how to go about doing this?
I'm also marketing with direct mail, etc., but would like to do some cold calling. I heard it works.
Thanks!
I'd like them for when I have cold hands
wonder if they would work for that...
I have had cold hands lately
and I tried buying some little stretch gloves and cut the fingers out, but I found in the Sunday paper an add for Miracle Therapy Gloves that supposedly reflect body heat. I was going to order them and try them. They do have a web site it's called www.DreamProductsCatalog.com
cold hands
My hands get so cold in my office that it's difficult to type. They're stiff from being cold. Any suggestions for a type of warming glove that wouldn't be cumbersome while typing?
what I did for my cold hands
I bought a duel-headed lamp with adjustable necks (kind of like the 50's space-age atomic style). I have it on my desk in front of the keyboard with a lamp head bent over and trained on each hand as I type. The warmth is wonderful, and it doesn't get in my way at all. And you can move them up a little if your hands get too warm. No cumbersome gloves that will slow your speed and accuracy down.
my right hand goes cold
Hi - I just developed identical sympotms as you in the last week. Especially while typing, my right hand goes cold and I have pain in the joint of my thumb and wrist. I also have very mild swelling in the hand (no one else notices but me). I can tell the fingers are all slightly more swollen on the right hand. My suspicion is this is a "repetitive movement" agitation of the joints kind of like tennis elbow or something. My plan of action - which will be very hard to accomplish - is take advil to reduce pain and swelling, and reduce movement of the hand by using my left hand instead. If the problem continues, I may try a home made splint or something from Walgreens. If after that, I'll go to the doctor to get a referal to someone who knows how to fix it. Please respond to this if you ever found out what your problem is. I'm at the beginning stages and people have said, "maybe you have arthritis". Well, I'm only 36, there's no way I'm gonna have arthritis this young, right? Anyway, I'd like to know what others have found.
Thanks
I am jealous. Where do u live? I WISH it were cold
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Mmmmmmmmmmmm..cold pizza
s/l cold a glutens and haptoglobin
I have Raynaud's, so I know all about cold hands.
Raynaud's is a fairly common circulatory problem of the capillaries of the fingers and toes. When your hands are cold, look for distal portions of digits that are white compared to the rest of the hand. Treatment for Raynaud's is keeping hands warm. Wear mittens when it is 50 degrees or below. Don't use bare hands in frozen foods.
Transcriptionists who want to protect their precious median nerves AND keep their hands warm use these gloves:
www.softflex.com
You may actually type faster with them - I do.
Another option is to keep a heating pad on your lap as you work. That's what my dad's secretary used to do in Wisconsin.
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