BACON IS FOR CLOSERS...

[Agentguy5]

Agreed...

I getting old and my joints and muscles are more inflamed.

Turmeric works great in juice. I prefer shots. Mariana suffers from Rheumatoid Arthritis and we've learned to make fresh juice every day. Buy a juicer and commit to daily exercise and healthy foods. A lifestyle change can be hard but we did it last year and I'm feeling stronger than I have in years.

I look forward to working out, as it's no longer that dreadful thing that I "have" to do. It's become something that I enjoy doing!

 

[DonP]

How old are you Doug? Yep exercise every day . So many heavy Fe agents as their on the road daily and eat terrible.

 

[Life Hawk]

Turmeric works great in juice. I prefer shots. Mariana suffers from Rheumatoid Arthritis and we've learned to make fresh juice every day. Buy a juicer and commit to daily exercise and healthy foods. A lifestyle change can be hard but we did it last year and I'm feeling stronger than I have in years.

I look forward to working out, as it's no longer that dreadful thing that I "have" to do. It's become something that I enjoy doing!

Sorry to hear about Mariana's rheumatoid arthritis. That's a tough one. I have a mother-in-law who suffers with pain and fibromyalgia. Getting older is never fun.

I'll have try the turmeric and lemon drink. Maybe I'll get a few more years out of this shell.

BTW... for the first time I clicked on your avatar... , never knew till now that was a jumping elephant. Is that part of your exercise routine?

 

[goillini52]

BTW... for the first time I clicked on your avatar... , never knew till now that was a jumping elephant. Is that part of your exercise routine?

Before they "redid" the Forum, that elephant was bouncing up and down. When I saw that, I wanted a moving avatar too.

Doug needs to delete it, then upload it again. That's what I had to do with the chimp.

 

[Northeast Agent]

Bacon Fat for Bombs: When Recycling Was A Way Of Life - Farmers' Almanac

It was also valued for the war effort—homemakers were asked to give their bacon grease to the local butcher, who turned it into the government because it was needed for the production of glycerin used to make bombs.

Even the Disney company was enlisted to encourage American housewives to give their precious cooking fat to the government. "A skillet of bacon grease is a mini-munitions factory," stated a narrator as Minnie Mouse gave Pluto bacon fat in the 1942 short cartoon created to encourage people to participate in the war effort.

 

[goillini52]

Bacon Fat for Bombs: When Recycling Was A Way Of Life - Farmers' Almanac

It was also valued for the war effort—homemakers were asked to give their bacon grease to the local butcher, who turned it into the government because it was needed for the production of glycerin used to make bombs.

Even the Disney company was enlisted to encourage American housewives to give their precious cooking fat to the government. "A skillet of bacon grease is a mini-munitions factory," stated a narrator as Minnie Mouse gave Pluto bacon fat in the 1942 short cartoon created to encourage people to participate in the war effort.

Yep, bacon fixes everything.

 

[Agentguy5]

Before they "redid" the Forum, that elephant was bouncing up and down. When I saw that, I wanted a moving avatar too.

Doug needs to delete it, then upload it again. That's what I had to do with the chimp.

I tried to find it but couldn't. Maybe I should start looking at other Jumping Elephant options!

 

[goillini52]

I tried to find it but couldn't. Maybe I should start looking at other Jumping Elephant options!

Here you go.

 

[Life Hawk]

Well... I fell off the wagon a bit yesterday. Stopped by a Hucks and picked me up a helping of deep fat fried order of chicken gizzards.

One silver lining though... they tasted great!

 

[goillini52]

Well... I fell off the wagon a bit yesterday. Stopped by a Hucks and picked me up a helping of deep fat fried order of chicken gizzards.

One silver lining though... they tasted great!

Gizzards...tred them once...YUCK. Have you ever bitten into a rock?