and I will! I'm the medium-height fat white woman with a horse's tail hanging down her back doing the same! I don't get up that way, but who knows, I MIGHT!~mutters to self~ When I can remember to do the dratted question of the day! I HATE not having my cell phone, that's where my reminder was posted. Maybe the new one will be here soon!Who ever does the question of the day can start with 'take your pills'.
And it took a good deal less than the 5 - 6 hours they told me to expect all electricity to be off.
. I still have the air conditioner on! 
And I thought it was ridiculous having the Halloween things out now!I'm binge-watching Quantum Leap right now. In a 2nd season episode (1990), Al says something is "hinky". I always thought Abby on NCIS (started in 2003) made that up. That was the first time I heard it anyway. So I looked it up and Mirriam-Webster says the first known use was in 1956! Learn something new every day.
It's September 11th. I went to Costco after work and they have Christmas trees on display
I'm doing the exact same thingI'm binge-watching Quantum Leap right now. In a 2nd season episode (1990), Al says something is "hinky". I always thought Abby on NCIS (started in 2003) made that up. That was the first time I heard it anyway. So I looked it up and Mirriam-Webster says the first known use was in 1956! Learn something new every day.
It's September 11th. I went to Costco after work and they have Christmas trees on display
. My son had never seen it and wanted to watch. Just saw that episode last night. We are on episode 20 or 21 in season 2 right now.
I'm doing the exact same thing
! Alien Nation is another that holds up. As well as American Gothic. That's Buck, with a 'B'. Even though it was only one season, it was great.
Most '80s/early '90s TV shows are terrible. Quantum Leap is really holding up to rewatching!
Even X-Files was terrible back then, I think it was the third season that was absolute garbage. And ST:TNG was pretty hokey for the first season or two.
Most '80s/early '90s TV shows are terrible. Quantum Leap is really holding up to rewatching!
It was, jeez, especially Riker.
It's September 11th. I went to Costco after work and they have Christmas trees on display
As ridiculous as it may seem, it's mostly in response to people like me who can only spend a few dollars a month on things like that. I hate it, but I love it. And it drives me nuts, and I depend on it. shoot me now,..
Not just that, it's also for the people who can plunk down money on anything their hearts desire, and the first one they see is the first one they get, so retailers are in a race every year to be the first one seen.
Umm...Knight Rider was the Hoff, not Landon
Whoops, lol, one of those fancy-haired shirtless '80s guys anyway!
Never minded Kevin Sorbo doing it though...
Nothing really bad, other than it can get to a point where it's more expensive than one of the cheaper post-pay providers like T-mobile if you have an uptick in usage.
The gene involved codes for the enzyme lactase and it's this enzyme that breaks down lactose so actually yes, the human enzyme does do the digesting. From what I understand, the bacteria in the small intestines help the process along, in part because some produce their own enzyme that helps with lactose digestion. Unfortunately, in some people, the gene may code for less and less lactase as they age so that they become lactose intolerant when they are older. It's unlikely that the gene will start churning out lactase again. It would probably help to look into probiotics to supplement the bacteria in your small intestines and alternative sources of milk like soy, almond or rice milk.
With everything else going on, this is the last thing you need.
Yes, over time lactose intolerance can disappear; that's quite common actually. It happened to me, but I don't know why or how it happened. You can buy Lactaid (a lactase supplement) or generic equivalent in most grocery stores (at least, you used to be able to and I've no reason to believe that's changed) and then just take a pill with your milk; if that fixes the nausea and (I assume, based on personal experience) diarrhea then it effectively diagnoses your problem without an expensive test, as well as providing a solution. You can also buy Lactaid milk, which has the lactose pre-digested; I never much liked the taste of it, and as
margd
said there are other milk substitutes available, including cashew milk, almond milk, and soy milk. At the time soy milk was first developed it was less likely to cause allergies than milk, one of the reasons it was developed; at this point soy has become so common-place that many people are allergic to itIf you buy a TracPhone minutes card, keep the receipt!!! I've had trouble with them refusing to honor an old minutes card because I no longer had the receipt.
