Re: Re: constipation problems and a possible solution...

[Guest guest]

I just finished up a bag that had been in the fridge for 2 weeks. The stuff

is awesome. It was not even getting limp. (I know...giggle, giggle, I could

not think of any other description, and I tried). I toss the chard with

almond slivers.

Missy

Missy

> Missy posted in response to my question: <

Chard in spinache salad.>>

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> WOOHOO! I'm going to try some when I go to the grocery the next time.

> How well does it keep in the fridge? Spinach doesn't seem to do so well if

> it's kept for a few days and I only get to the store once every couple of

> weeks.

>

[Guest guest]

Irene,

Man...talk about calming...that verse was definitely

calming for me...

Thanks

a Faye

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> > . It was not even getting limp.

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> Well, I'm certainly glad to know your chard isn't

> limp.....ROFLMAOO sorry

> couldn't resist comment. how about your cheese...is

> it hard or soft

> cheese????

> Allicia

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>

> All right, you guys. You're getting out of hand.

> One of those days is it.

> It is Monday, I think so anything goes that makes

> this a good day. Laughing

> is good for you. So, laugh as much as you can. It

> beats the crying we do

> every now and then.

>

> Deep in the soul, below pain, below all the

> distraction of life, is a silence

> vast and grand -- an infinite ocean of calm, which

> nothing can disturb;

> Nature's own exceeding peace, which " passes

> understanding. "

>

> That which we seek with passionate longing, here and

> there, upward and

> outward, we find at last within ourselves.

>

> R. M. Bucke

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> Take care,

> Irene

>

> Books may well be the only true magic

> Alice Hoffman

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