Re: what words can we use to change of the topic

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When we saw Kassi last month when she was here in Michigan, she said she

eats a pound of bacon a week, rather she needs it or not. LOL

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[Guest guest]

Or what are you doing over Christmas?

Cheryl S [chez]

To: Autism_in_Girls@...: hfa2@...: Fri, 21 Nov

2008 13:42:12 +0000Subject: what words can we use to change of

the topic

how about thanksgiving plans for family?sondra

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[Guest guest]

cheryl i to so much want the words to go back to the normal way of

sharing here and sharing over a holiday of christmas or hannaka? not go

to spell and or kiwansa or how ever you celebrate it will be of fun

sharing? I to want of to say for me it will be of a hard two holidays

because they both fall on days the husband has to work and often he

works of double shifts and then needs of sleep to work again and so we

will not be fo seeing of him this year much for either holiday , so we

need to plan of our holiday on differnet days. I to never want of to go

anywhere but stay of home except this year since my grand baby is of

moved to her new place we might be to stop in for her to bring of her

gifts from us. I to have of her gifts already and was of only going to

get of one to three things but got her 8 things I to wanted for her.

One isof a cat that responds to you movements and when you reach up to

pet it, it meows and its eyes and head and mouth moves likes a cat. she

loves of that every time we go to the store so am of got that for her.

she also got a kids lap top sort of game toy.

sondra

[Guest guest]

For thanksgiving here we're all making the weirdest food we can think of.

I'm making bacon and chocolate chip cookies.

>

> Subject: what words can we use to change of the topic

> To: Autism_in_Girls

> Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42 AM

> how about thanksgiving plans for family?

> sondra

[Guest guest]

really?? Sounds gross. Do you like it? Sort of reminds me of when I was a

teen, a friend of mine invited me over for table cake. I thought I was

getting some type of cake. Turns out that it is literally table cake, they

put all the ingredients on the table and make the cake. Then try to get it

in the pan.

We are having Prime rib. No one in my family likes turkey or ham, unless

it's on a sandwich.

> For thanksgiving here we're all making the weirdest food we can think

> of.

>

> I'm making bacon and chocolate chip cookies.

>

>

>

> > From: sondra <hfa2@... <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>>

> > Subject: what words can we use to change of the topic

> > To: Autism_in_Girls <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42 AM

> > how about thanksgiving plans for family?

> > sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

life but someday will get there.

sondra

[Guest guest]

How about bacon and peanut butter sandwiches on toast???

>

> Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

> combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

> them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

> crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

>

> I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

> life but someday will get there.

> sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's better than it sounds. We use sweet bacon (not pepper bacon, ew) and

there's maple in the cookies. They're rather delicious once you get past the

idea of meat in your cookies.

No one here likes turkey either, except on sandwiches. But I don't like gluten

free bread, so we do sandwiches on tortillas.

> >

> > > From: sondra <hfa2@...

> <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>>

> > > Subject: what words can we use

> to change of the topic

> > > To: Autism_in_Girls

> <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42 AM

> > > how about thanksgiving plans for family?

> > > sondra

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

kassi with my rigid food rituals this will never get past of my

thinking to try of them LOL never ever.

sondra

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, interesting. I would never think to put those two together, but hey,

I like bacon and peanut butter sandwiches and peanut butter and banana

sandwiches. Which is strange to a lot of people.

I like sandwiches on tortillas but I like mine grilled. Do you grill yours?

I also have a hard time keeping it together, the stuff always falls out.

> It's better than it sounds. We use sweet bacon (not pepper bacon, ew)

> and there's maple in the cookies. They're rather delicious once you get past

> the idea of meat in your cookies.

>

> No one here likes turkey either, except on sandwiches. But I don't like

> gluten free bread, so we do sandwiches on tortillas.

>

>

> > >

> > > > From: sondra <hfa2@... <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>

> > <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>>

> > > > Subject: what words can we use

> > to change of the topic

> > > > To: Autism_in_Girls <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > > Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42 AM

> > > > how about thanksgiving plans for family?

> > > > sondra

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Peanut butter I can eat but with bacon ? Bacon belongs with eggs not with peanut

butter lol

 

>

> Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

> combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

> them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

> crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

>

> I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

> life but someday will get there.

> sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It is strange that I eat this, since I am so picky. I barely eat anything.

My son is just like me, my daughter will eat anything. Well, I should say

she will try anything. Some things are just wrong to me and I know it

makes no sense, like carrot cake. That is wrong to me. I know that it

tastes like cake but it's carrots, so I just won't eat it. Or chicken that

is white and not browned, just can't eat it. Oh, and here's a strange one,

if I cook the chicken I can't eat it. The smell turns me off so much that I

can't eat it, but if someone else cooks it the way I like it and I only like

a it a few ways, then I will eat it.

> kassi with my rigid food rituals this will never get past of my

> thinking to try of them LOL never ever.

> sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I was at Whole Foods today and they had a chocolate bar at the

checkout stand called Mo's Bacon Bar. Ok, bacon and chocolate???

Gross.

http://tinyurl.com/5poqcv

> Peanut butter I can eat but with bacon ? Bacon belongs with eggs

> not with peanut butter lol

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The cat sounds like a lovely gift Sondra. I am sure she will have lots of fun

with it. And much cheaper to keep than a real animal.

 

Subject: Re: what words can we use to change of the topic

To: Autism_in_Girls

Received: Saturday, 22 November, 2008, 9:01 AM

cheryl i to so much want the words to go back to the normal way of

sharing here and sharing over a holiday of christmas or hannaka? not go

to spell and or kiwansa or how ever you celebrate it will be of fun

sharing? I to want of to say for me it will be of a hard two holidays

because they both fall on days the husband has to work and often he

works of double shifts and then needs of sleep to work again and so we

will not be fo seeing of him this year much for either holiday , so we

need to plan of our holiday on differnet days. I to never want of to go

anywhere but stay of home except this year since my grand baby is of

moved to her new place we might be to stop in for her to bring of her

gifts from us. I to have of her gifts already and was of only going to

get of one to three things but got her 8 things I to wanted for her.

One isof a cat that responds to you movements and when you reach up to

pet it, it meows and its eyes and head and mouth moves likes a cat. she

loves of that every time we go to the store so am of got that for her.

she also got a kids lap top sort of game toy.

sondra

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[Guest guest]

I dont mind trying new foods but sometimes the combinations of food will make me

say no. I do not get to try new foods often as my son daughter and husband are

all on the spectrum and all like their food to be the same every time or they

wont eat it.

 

>

> >

> > Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

> > combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

> > them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

> > crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

> >

> > I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

> > life but someday will get there.

> > sondra

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I saw BACON CUPCAKES on a blog earlier in the week.

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>

> It's better than it sounds. We use sweet bacon (not pepper bacon, ew)

and there's maple in the cookies. They're rather delicious once you get

past the idea of meat in your cookies.

>

> No one here likes turkey either, except on sandwiches. But I don't

like gluten free bread, so we do sandwiches on tortillas.

[Guest guest]

Those are good. I used to eat them when I was a teenager. I think it

was when I added the pickles that it gave me a stomach ache.

-- Cassie

taijij at work wrote:

> How about bacon and peanut butter sandwiches on toast???

>

> On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 5:44 PM, sondra <hfa2@...

> <mailto:hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>> wrote:

>

> >

> > Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

> > combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

> > them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

> > crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

> >

> > I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

> > life but someday will get there.

> > sondra

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am lucky with my daughter, she is autistic. When she was between 1 - 5

she wouldn't eat anything but milk, cheerios, pretzels and chicken nuggets.

But then something clicked. No idea what, except that she loves her daddy

and he eats everything so I am guessing she wanted to be like him and so she

started eating everything he ate. So now she will try anything. Eats so

many things.

My son, who is not on the spectrum, will not eat much of anything. Mayo on

the table freaks him out. He can't stand the whole idea of mayo. Which is

strange because I love it. He is almost 18 now and I don't bother trying to

get him to try things. Last night his grandmother made some kind of chicken

dish, he refused to eat it because the white sauce on it looked like mayo.

I have to add gravy master to beef stronganoff for him to eat it otherwise

it's too white for him.

On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 6:09 PM, West wrote:

> I dont mind trying new foods but sometimes the combinations of food will

> make me say no. I do not get to try new foods often as my son daughter and

> husband are all on the spectrum and all like their food to be the same every

> time or they wont eat it.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > >

> > > Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that

> > > combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by

> > > them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of

> > > crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.

> > >

> > > I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of

> > > life but someday will get there.

> > > sondra

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

wow i wish mine would eat everything..........autistic and very, very limited

diet, so now i have her on supplements.

Cheryl S [chez]

To: Autism_in_Girls@...: taijijat@...: Fri, 21 Nov

2008 19:39:40 -0500Subject: Re: Re: what words can we use to

change of the topic

I am lucky with my daughter, she is autistic. When she was between 1 - 5she

wouldn't eat anything but milk, cheerios, pretzels and chicken nuggets.But then

something clicked. No idea what, except that she loves her daddyand he eats

everything so I am guessing she wanted to be like him and so shestarted eating

everything he ate. So now she will try anything. Eats somany things.My son, who

is not on the spectrum, will not eat much of anything. Mayo onthe table freaks

him out. He can't stand the whole idea of mayo. Which isstrange because I love

it. He is almost 18 now and I don't bother trying toget him to try things. Last

night his grandmother made some kind of chickendish, he refused to eat it

because the white sauce on it looked like mayo.I have to add gravy master to

beef stronganoff for him to eat it otherwiseit's too white for him.On Fri, Nov

21, 2008 at 6:09 PM, West wrote:> I dont mind

trying new foods but sometimes the combinations of food will> make me say no. I

do not get to try new foods often as my son daughter and> husband are all on the

spectrum and all like their food to be the same every> time or they wont eat

it.>> >> > >> > >> > > Kassi I to never ever heared

of bacon chocolate chip cookies that> > > combination sounds not good to me.

while I to like of both much so by> > > them selves do not like the ideas of

being mixed together so this is of> > > crazy and a silly things for fun to do

at thnaksgiving.> > >> > > I to wish had of friends to be of sily with at times

in the real of> > > life but someday will get there.> > > sondra> > >> > >> > >>

>> >

[Guest guest]

You never know, she could decide to try things one day. Wish I could tell

you exactly why mine did.

On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 7:47 PM, Cheryl Sommerfeld <cmsommerfeld@...

> wrote:

>

> wow i wish mine would eat everything..........autistic and very, very

> limited diet, so now i have her on supplements.

>

> Cheryl S [chez]

>

> To:

Autism_in_Girls@...<Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:

> taijijat@... <taijijat%40gmail.comDate>: Fri, 21 Nov 2008

> 19:39:40 -0500Subject: Re: Re: what words can we use to

> change of the topic

>

> I am lucky with my daughter, she is autistic. When she was between 1 - 5she

> wouldn't eat anything but milk, cheerios, pretzels and chicken nuggets.But

> then something clicked. No idea what, except that she loves her daddyand he

> eats everything so I am guessing she wanted to be like him and so shestarted

> eating everything he ate. So now she will try anything. Eats somany

> things.My son, who is not on the spectrum, will not eat much of anything.

> Mayo onthe table freaks him out. He can't stand the whole idea of mayo.

> Which isstrange because I love it. He is almost 18 now and I don't bother

> trying toget him to try things. Last night his grandmother made some kind of

> chickendish, he refused to eat it because the white sauce on it looked like

> mayo.I have to add gravy master to beef stronganoff for him to eat it

> otherwiseit's too white for him.On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 6:09 PM, West <

> mrs_westyofoz@... <mrs_westyofoz%40yahoo.com.au>>wrote:> I dont

> mind trying new foods but sometimes the combinations of food will> make me

> say no. I do not get to try new foods often as my son daughter and> husband

> are all on the spectrum and all like their food to be the same every> time

> or they wont eat it.>> >> > >> > >> > >

> Kassi I to never ever heared of bacon chocolate chip cookies that> > >

> combination sounds not good to me. while I to like of both much so by> > >

> them selves do not like the ideas of being mixed together so this is of> > >

> crazy and a silly things for fun to do at thnaksgiving.> > >> > > I to wish

> had of friends to be of sily with at times in the real of> > > life but

> someday will get there.> > > sondra> > >> > >> > >> >> > [Non-text portions

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[Guest guest]

We use the forman grill for a lot of our sandwiches.

A friend is trying to talk me into a turkey and nutella sandwich, on the Forman.

I'm...hesitant.

> > > >

> > > > > From: sondra <hfa2@...

> <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>

> > > <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>>

> > > > > Subject: what words

> can we use

> > > to change of the topic

> > > > > To:

> Autism_in_Girls <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > > > Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42

> AM

> > > > > how about thanksgiving plans for

> family?

> > > > > sondra

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

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[Guest guest]

I want one, if they have them here. Just to try it.

>

> > Peanut butter I can eat but with bacon ? Bacon belongs

> with eggs

> > not with peanut butter lol

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I like the grill idea, we have a different brand but it's like the foreman

grill. I think I will try it.

I have tried the nutella and hated it. I heard it's an acquired taste.

> We use the forman grill for a lot of our sandwiches.

>

> A friend is trying to talk me into a turkey and nutella sandwich, on the

> Forman. I'm...hesitant.

>

>

> > > > >

> > > > > > From: sondra <hfa2@... <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>

> > <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>

> > > > <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com>>

> > > > > > Subject: what words

> > can we use

> > > > to change of the topic

> > > > > > To:

> > Autism_in_Girls <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > > <Autism_in_Girls%40yahoogroups.com>

> > > > > > Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 7:42

> > AM

> > > > > > how about thanksgiving plans for

> > family?

> > > > > > sondra

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

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[Guest guest]

what is of a nutella? is that a peanutbutter?

[Guest guest]

It's a spread (like peanut butter) It's chocolate and hazelnut. I would

think I would like it but I didn't.

> what is of a nutella? is that a peanutbutter?

>

>

>