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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 11:08 pm

Best of luck to you and D, as always Glitter! heart
*will keep her fingers crossed for the both of you*

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 11:24 pm

Thank you. ^_^

How are you and your sweety doing?

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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 11:52 pm

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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 5:18 pm

Sounds like a great trip, Angie!

I want some of the chocolate cream pie I made, but I can't have any because I've given up dairy for now for Zoe's sake. crying I made the pie because we were supposed to have people over on Sunday and I wanted to use up some of the milk and whipping cream I had leftover from before I gave up dairy. Then we ended up cancelling the get together because I was running a fever. Now the pie is torturing me.

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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 8:52 pm

kmaritza

Sounds like a great trip, Angie!

I want some of the chocolate cream pie I made, but I can't have any because I've given up dairy for now for Zoe's sake. crying I made the pie because we were supposed to have people over on Sunday and I wanted to use up some of the milk and whipping cream I had leftover from before I gave up dairy. Then we ended up cancelling the get together because I was running a fever. Now the pie is torturing me.

bugger, is she lactose intolerant? You poor thing.... chocolate cream.... *dribble*
Sorry, that's not very helpful. razz

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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:52 pm

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Thank you. ^_^

How are you and your sweety doing?

You're definitely most welcome. ^_^
Pretty well right now, thanks. School finishes on the 7th, and then there's exams, so I'm looking forward to being able to see him more (when I'm not working). I'm looking forward to our 8 month anniversary coming up (I'm spoiling him mrgreen ), as well as being able to spend Christmas and New Year's with him.

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:43 pm

Spoiling can be fun. xp heart Don't spoil him too badly. Men that get too spoiled became a pain in the butt really quickly.

kmaritza - My mom had the same problem with my brother. If she ate anything dairy he would get really sick and cry for hours. sweatdrop She's from the cow state too. So she loves her milk. Ask Manda. She would know about that one. xp heart

It'll be over sooner than you think. You'll look at your daughter and wonder where all the infant days went. Well that and how much stuff they didn't get into. You might even miss this period of time. xd I know I do sometimes.

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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:23 am

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Spoiling can be fun. xp heart Don't spoil him too badly. Men that get too spoiled became a pain in the butt really quickly.

kmaritza - My mom had the same problem with my brother. If she ate anything dairy he would get really sick and cry for hours. sweatdrop She's from the cow state too. So she loves her milk. Ask Manda. She would know about that one. xp heart

I have a low income, so I don't get to spoil him too often. I'm only going all-out this time because he's turning 20, and it's our 8 month anniversary (which has a special significance for him). I'm spending more money than I normally would, but he's worth it, and I want to make our night special. smile Besides, he spoils me all the time too, and we both try not to take each other (and the spoiling) for granted.
So no worries, but thank you very much all the same. wink

My brother couldn't have milk as a baby, so my mother raised him on apple juice. That lasted until he was 10 or 11, maybe 12, then he switched to orange juice, and then he didn't like either. xd He still doesn't like milk much though.

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:25 am

o_O? Wow. He really should get calcium somehow. I'd hate to imagine how many cavities he had growing up. sweatdrop

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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 5:46 am

I'm pretty sure that Z is sensitive to milk protein. She was screaming in pain from her tummy hurting and having diarrhea until I cut dairy. Then she started feeling better within a few days of me cutting it. Luckily most kids outgrow milk protein sensitivities so she eventually be able to have dairy. Giving up dairy is not fun.

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:54 am

Well, maybe she'll be able to take it later. I know reintroducing it later sometimes they overcome it, poor baby though!

Blah, just rushing to do stuff.

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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:44 pm

kmaritza

I'm pretty sure that Z is sensitive to milk protein. She was screaming in pain from her tummy hurting and having diarrhea until I cut dairy. Then she started feeling better within a few days of me cutting it. Luckily most kids outgrow milk protein sensitivities so she eventually be able to have dairy. Giving up dairy is not fun.

Awwww... I hope she will be able to have dairy soon. Poor Zoe, and poor you. whee

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:45 pm

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o_O? Wow. He really should get calcium somehow. I'd hate to imagine how many cavities he had growing up. sweatdrop

Both my brother and I have no cavities. I'm 19, and he'll be 17 in a couple of days. xd We got lucky somehow. Though I drank a lot of milk as a child, and growing up, and then after having one-too-many accidental sips of sour milk, I can't drink it straight anymore.

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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 1:38 pm

I'm really paranoid about the milk I drink. Especially if it's near the drink by date. I always make sure to give it a sniff before I drink it.

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