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muor - 16 Mar 2007 04:05 GMT

Is it really true now a days men facing a new deseace which is call
Breast Cancer?
To see the truth just visit my new blog at http://breastcarecancer.blogspot.com/

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Mizz Marcia Ryder - 17 Mar 2007 05:10 GMT

> Is it really true now a days men facing a new deseace which is call
> Breast Cancer?
> To see the truth just visit my new blog at http://breastcarecancer.blogspot.com/

Note to self: make optometrist appointment.
I though the subject read:
Breast Cancer ATTRACT men?
(what a concept...sigh)

Seriously, men can get it -- an uncle (by marriage) had it but it was the leukemia
that got him first.

Marsha

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Mari@net.ac - 17 Mar 2007 12:00 GMT

>> Is it really true now a days men facing a new deseace which is call
>> Breast Cancer?
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>
>Marsha

Hee. I read it that way too. I wouldn't call breast cancer in men a "new
deseace" either.

We are getting yet another snowstorm. I'm trying to decide whether to
shovel the car out so I can get to the Saturday AM Farmer's Market for
fresh chicken breasts, bacon, and Challah bread or just stay in and
wait for the 9* temps this afternoon to melt the snow.

A battle between my greed and my laziness.

Marilyn

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A.P. Thorsen - 17 Mar 2007 15:23 GMT

Hi, Marilyn,

> On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 23:10:21 -0500, "Mizz Marcia Ryder"

> We are getting yet another snowstorm. I'm trying to decide whether to
> shovel the car out so I can get to the Saturday AM Farmer's Market for
> fresh chicken breasts, bacon, and Challah bread or just stay in and
> wait for the 9* temps this afternoon to melt the snow.
>
> A battle between my greed and my laziness.

In a referback to the "heart" thread: Shoveling snow counts as aerobic
exercise <g>!

Ann T.
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Mari@net.ac - 17 Mar 2007 17:31 GMT

>Hi, Marilyn,

>> A battle between my greed and my laziness.
>>
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>Ann T.
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I did end up shovelling for an hour, just in case we don't get the
promised 9*. Then I'd have two feet of frozen snow at the end of
driveway. But after I shovelled and chatted with several neighbours
who were also shovelling I was too late for the market. I have some
sunflower seeds and plenty of chocolate, so I'm set for treats till next
week

The temperature is now 0* (32*).

Now should I start my taxes or finish re-reading Harry Potter and The
Order of the Phoenix? I've tried to read this book three other times
but it was so depressing I couldn't get through it. Someone suggested I
just read a chapter at a time and walk away so I tried that and it
worked great. Now I'm halfway through and can't put it down.

I apologize for being so chatty and off-topic. I'll do anything rather
than start my taxes. <g>

Marilyn

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