September 19th, 2010 
Lynndee Forever young! How I wish I could be forever young but what can I say? It’s just so impossible! I know I am not the only who has had such thoughts, or should I say dreams? Anyhow, we may not look young forever but hgh pills will help us feel young. That’s good enough, isn’t it?
Actually, age is just a number to me. If you would feel young by having a positive outlook in life, then you would look young too. By being that way, you will age gracefully. Feel young and look young, so to speak!
September 13th, 2010 Lynndee The only smoker we have in the family is our oldest brother. My dad doesn’t smoke nor does my other brother or sister. And he has been smoking since he was in high school. Pretty much like my fiancé who has been smoking too since he was 14 years old. But he is trying to get rid of the habit. He used to smoke like two packs a day but now, he’s down to a few a day. Bravo, Honey!
I am not sure though if he will be able to totally quit, but I am hoping. If it’s hard for him, I’ll live with it, but when we’re finally together, I’ll not allow him to smoke in the house – GOTCHA, HONEY! But at least he’s not a chain smoker anymore, unlike before. And I am even thinking of giving him the best electronic cigarettes there are as a gift this holiday season. That would be the greatest gift he could give to me, to kick the habit forever.
September 3rd, 2010 Lynndee Knowing how I can save more when I buy products at wholesale cost rather than retail is good knowledge just in case I begin a business of my own. I already had an idea about it before but I never thought it could lead into something productive and big until my friend shared her ideas with me.
She’s a wholesaler of processed foods. She gets products from a business associate and then she sells to retailers though there are also some other small wholesalers who buy products from her. And now she’s making it big time. I am not sure though if I can make it big like her since I don’t consider myself business-minded. Yes, I have got into a little business before but wasn’t big like hers; I just don’t have the guts to put it all on the line.
Well, no guts, no glory, right? Maybe I’ll find the courage to one day jump in feet first and go for it.
May 31st, 2010 Lynndee At this time of my life, I’m praying and hoping that my son Yogi won’t be having acne during his teenage years, and certainly not suffer from adult acne and have to deal with the negative emotions and angst it can bring like low self-esteem. I know most of us go through that stage but I know there are lucky ones who don’t and I do hope he will be one of those lucky ones. Some of it is hereditary and good thing, it’s not in our genes, but I’m still anxious about what the future may hold in store for him.
Why am I so worried this early? Gosh, he’s only seven and still has many years until his teenage years. I’m just such a worrier. I’ll just cross that bridge when we get there, in hopes that that bridge never appears on our journey.
May 15th, 2010 Lynndee Of all the members of the family, it is only our eldest brother who smokes. My dad doesn’t smoke, as well as my other brother, and of course us women don’t. Still, it’s something he enjoys and he recently took up smoking cigars. I found that to be a bit of a coincidence due to something that our dad shared with us not too long ago.
One of dad’s golfing buddies started a cigar collection and dad was enthralled by the idea. Since it was soon to be his birthday at that time, we even considered buying him some so he could begin his own collection. We didn’t follow through on it, though I did do some research. That being so, maybe I can help my brother out in the pursuit of his new love. I think the first thing I’ll do is suggest he try some macanudo cigars for they come highly recommended by cigar aficionados. And who knows? Maybe he’ll do me a favor someday, like give me a million dollars when he wins the lottery. Oh well, it is a nice thought, but dream on girl.
May 12th, 2010 Lynndee I was busy doing my online tasks but I keep on glancing once in a while at my 7-year-old son who was playing at the other PC right beside me. He was playing his favorite war game at his favorite game site, y8. He’s really a big boy, now. It seems just like yesterday when I was still jumping through the hurdles of becoming a mom – carrying him for nine months and taking prenatal vitamins everyday to be sure of his, and my, good health.
Classes for the next school year start next month, already, and he will be in the second grade. WOW! Before I know it, he’ll be starting high school and will have a girlfriend or, most likely, girlfriends. LOL. Oh well, why I am thinking about that. It’s too soon to complicate my mind with those ideas. I guess I’m just being a typical mom, looking toward the time that I will have competition for his affection. Oh well; get over it, Mom; it’s gonna happen! (“,)
March 29th, 2010 Lynndee Celebrating my son Yogi’s 7th birthday yesterday was a blast. I now have a seven-year-old boy and thinking about it makes me realize how time flies so fast. It all seems like yesterday when I was still holding him in my arms, still a baby and so fragile. Now he’s a BIG kid and already capable of doing a lot of things. And before I know it, I’ll already have a young adult, then an adult, and so on.
It makes me realize one more thing too – I’m not getting any younger. LOL. But It’s not at all biggy for me nor I am afraid of the future for I already have had made everything ready just in case. I already have a life insurance with my son as my beneficiary. I know it’s kind of weird talking about this but that’s life, and this is what reality is all about. I can only hope for a longer life ahead of me so I can see my son grow as an adult and see every milestone in his life. Such a nice thought to think of.
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