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Weight Loss Forum / General Topics / June 2004A nice compliment
Well, at least I'll takeit as a compliment. Tonight I went grocery shopping to get our needs for the week. Standing in line at checkout and loading my contents onto the belt, I reach over to get the separater for the woman standing behind me. I knew someone was right there, so I was being curtious to hand her the thing. She says "oh, no honey, I'm not ready for that, I'm just admiring your food and think I want to come eat at your house. You put my frozen veggies and boxed food items to shame." :-) My cart was loaded with fresh fruits and veggies and salad mix, some meat (turkey, steak and chicken), soy crisp snacks, fruit juices for drinks, rye bread, blah, blah... typical food for me, oh, and since I was hungry, I got a container of icecream, some fresh baked cookies, and 1/2 keylime pie for DH (father's day treat). The woman was in her mid/late 50's and she commented on how nice it was to see a young person eating so healthy and that everything I picked really looked good too. (oh, and I'm 32, almost 33, but commonly mistaken for young 20's, especially when I'm not wearing makeup or hair not done, like tonight as we'd just come off a day of diving and boating :) I take all that as a compliment. > Well, at least I'll takeit as a compliment. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > I take all that as a compliment. LOL- I would too! Well, you DO only look in your 20's! And right now, I think I wish I was eating at your house too! I just got back from camping, and I downed a warm protein shake from the can - now I'm ready to crash into bed.... det > Well, at least I'll takeit as a compliment. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > I take all that as a compliment. > Well, at least I'll takeit as a compliment. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > I take all that as a compliment. I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my grocery. On one occasion he and his wife stopped to talk to me. I noticed he was looking at what I had in the grocery cart. He turned to his wife and said "She eats healthier than we do". Beverly "Beverly" wrote: > I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my > grocery. On one occasion he and his wife stopped to talk to me. I > noticed he was looking at what I had in the grocery cart. He turned > to his wife and said "She eats healthier than we do". Very cool! I love to look in other people's carts<g>  SignatureWalking on . . . Laurie in Maine 207/110 60 inches of attitude! Start: 2/02 Maintained since 2/03 > Very cool! I love to look in other people's carts<g> You can always spot the bachelors, can't you? ;) Cooper >I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my grocery. >On one occasion he and his wife stopped to talk to me. I noticed he was >looking at what I had in the grocery cart. He turned to his wife and said >"She eats healthier than we do". > >Beverly Now that is a compliment! janice >>I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my grocery. >>On one occasion he and his wife stopped to talk to me. I noticed he was [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Now that is a compliment! >janice well, not necessarily. We are good friends with a cardiologist... let me tell you - we eat healthier than he does, and our lifestyles are healthier as well. :) What's the old saying - doctors make the worst patients. > >>I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my grocery. > >>On one occasion he and his wife stopped to talk to me. I noticed he was [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > What's the old saying - doctors make the worst patients. My doctor wouldn't fall into the same category as your friend. Mine is very health conscious. He probably doesn't have an ounce of fat on him and he and his wife are very active. >> >>I'd take it as a compliment, too. I often run into my doctor at my >grocery. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >health conscious. He probably doesn't have an ounce of fat on him and he >and his wife are very active. Oh, our friend isn't fat either, Neither is his wife. He is also pretty active, between tennis w/ DH, and boating (waterskiing, etc)... hits the gym at least 3 times a week, etc But he was admitting that he hasn't had his cholesterol checked in years, hasn't even had blood pressure checked. Hell, he's surrounded by all the necessary equipment to do whatever. His eating habits aren't the greatest either. Not that its all junk and crap, but it isn't necessarily the most health conscious. >I take all that as a compliment. I would too! It's great to have that kind of feedback :) ~Kat "The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets the cheese." > I take all that as a compliment. A very nice compliment! I must admit I cannot resist looking in people's carts. I'm always amazed by the lack of fresh foods. Nothing but packaged crap and junk food and pop for the most part. Mary M |
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