Oy. Unconnected friends are debating in the comments section of a Facebook post. One of them flounced and blocked, and the other is all, "Would you just tell her that . . ." And, no. It isn't junior high. I won't be the go between so you can win the debate that you shouldn't have started in my post in the first place. We're all in our 40s, for goodness sake!
Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Yeah, a quick look at the NIH website about statins & red yeast rice is not reassuring: [link]
Effective RYR contains a statin and should be prescription only and could damage your liver. Or so I gather. I'm not enthusiastic.
I'm hoping that if I cut out dairy/red meat and eat even more steel-cut oatmeal (which I like, and I eat frequently) I can bring it down. Still, it's a drag. I suspect it's genetic, unlike my blood sugar levels which are high because I have an incurable sweet tooth.
I tell you, it's not the NSA we should worry about. It's companies.
Yeah, I guess I knew that. I does make me want to game the system a little more, so at least it's to my benefit. This requires thinking about what I'll want to buy next week, but I can probably manage that.
I could almost literally not be more proud of myself for changing the chain on my ceiling fan light. Go team doing stuff!
Not just the NSA. I worry about both. And line between the two is not as clear as it might appear in any case.
Consuela, I am also in the crappy genetics boat and refuse to go on statins.
Kate, no, it's American University in DC. Neither of my nieces wants to go back to Tennessee, I'm afraid. Which university were you thinking of? If you don't mind saying.
Aw, well -- that's exciting for her, though! The school I was thinking of was [name go poof!].
Phew, I finally got Rose down for a nap. Now she just has to wake up in, uh, 20 minutes so we can go to a friend's birthday party. (It's possible, but not exactly likely...)
My father went super-low-fat/vegan and dropped his cholesterol by 40 points in 3 months, so it is possible.
have no motivation, stuck in my recliner, headache, wahhhhh
Join me in Day of Sloth (probably a more accurate name than the Day of Rest I usually style it), msbelle. We might have cookies, but they are way over there.
Consuela, I am also in the crappy genetics boat and refuse to go on statins.
My father went super-low-fat/vegan and dropped his cholesterol by 40 points in 3 months, so it is possible.
Yay, although argh. Gonna be difficult.