I am knitting everyone scarves this year.

Yup, big, thick, lumpy, rainbow colored, itchy, scratchy, woolen granny scarves.

If you deactivate, you are still here, but you're not.

Does that help?

Sorry...what I mean is that you can still log onto your account if it's deactivated, but when people try to contact you it won't let them and tells them your account has been deactivated. That is, I think.

a sweet, caring and soulful man who respects my feelings and loves me unconditionally and loves the way I love him. It's a terrific bonus that he's super handsome too.

You know how I love a surprise baby doll.

I don't think I would care for a first date calling me a pet name. Unless I'd been talking to him for months already...then there is more comfort with familiar behavior.

Was it someone you met here...flirted with online already?

He may have just picked up from there in that case and thought you'd like it.

Ah, common sugar bear! Aint there anything you wanna call me?

I would have to say it depends on what kind of help.

Always appreciative of an open door when my hands are full, but would only accept financial assistance if it were life and death.

As far as helping others, I always try to lend a hand when possible, but not to the extent of enabling others bad habits or being used as a pushover.

So am I, but I didn't ask you to show me THAT!

KC, MO

But baby...we love you!

You write even better love.

Yes, Virginia, there is a cowboy.

He is talented at heating up a lot of things...but I don't know how he is with the grill yet. I best go find out...huh?

Now I know why you're so anxious for me to come out there...when you're starting up the grill.

Here I am!

Oh, I thought you said call them TO lunch!

Good to see you too hon! Been a little too crazy to spend much time here. I usually miss you when I'm online.

Maybe that's how you see the sky...who am I to tell you how to see things?

Sure I do...but it's more in the mood of "Love ya man". Only men I've known for a long time and know how they will take it though.

Fibromyalgia is any widespread, chronic, inflammatory response in the body that can't be positively diagnosed as a "known" condition.

The sure fire way to tell if this is your condition, and not a misdiagnosis for a treatable issue that's being overlooked, is to abstain from sugars and artificial sweeteners and cut back on carbs...especially from white flours, corn and potatoes for two weeks and get muscle stimulation/building exercises every day...no cheating! If the condition eases after two weeks, then the diagnosis, though vague, is accurate.

Some peoples muscles become intolerant to sugars, and instead of absorbing them as they should, they break them down which causes the trigger points to become hard and sensitive. This is why the trigger point test is commonly used to diagnose..which is not that conclusive.

Dietary changes and building new muscle to better absorb the bodies sugars is the best and most natural way to control this condition...if that's what it is.