jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:20 PM
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:16 PM)

The Gahweh sada is the nasty nasty nasty coffee I was speaking of. Turkish coffee (to me) is the good stuff with sugar, kind of like cappuccino. There is a reason they serve the Gahweh sada in small portions....its coz nobody can handle any more than that!! Noor just laughs and laughs when I talk about the nasty nasty coffee.. his whole family even refers to it as "the nasty nasty coffee" ever since the day I went there and was served it for the first time....Yeah, I got to Jordan...slept a bit and then it was time to meet the family.. we go there and they offer me about a teaspoonful of this stuff in a teeny tiny cup that had a similar look as tea. Noor said drink this..you show respect by drinking it... So, I drink it. It was horrible! I handed the tiny cup back to them, being very proud of fulfilling my duty of respecting them (also growing hair on my chest from that horrid liquid)..and they GIVE ME ANOTHER CUP FULL!!!

I drink it with a half smile on my face and give the cup back to them...they are all so happy and smiling about this. I think the torture is over with and I can move on with my life when..BAM, YES, ANOTHER CUP OF NASTY NASTY LIQUID

... I said, through a clinched grin, Noor....I dont like it..I don't want anymore...he just laughed and after I drank it he said..now, shake the cup...this tells them you're done and they won't give you any more. I just looked at him and shook my head (and the cup)... EVERY HOUSE WE WENT TO...we had to drink the nasty nasty coffee.. thank god he told me early on to shake the cup..I got really good at it afte the first day......ugggg

I'm not a big fan of Gahweh Sada either but Jordanians LOVE it. My fiance can drink an entire thermos of it in one sitting. I will usually drink it once when offered but I know to shake the cup, LOL.
Virtual wife
Feb 8 2007, 08:20 PM
So funny, amal! You would like coffee in Morocco. They have a thing for Nescafe and milk. It's very mild and, as a non-coffee drinker, I appreciate that!
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 06:16 PM)

the Gahweh sada is the nasty nasty nasty coffee I was speaking of. Turkish coffee (to me) is the good stuff with sugar, kind of like cappuccino. There is a reason they serve the Gahweh sada in small portions....its coz nobody can handle any more than that!! Noor just laughs and laughs when I talk about the nasty nasty coffee.. his whole family even refers to it as "the nasty nasty coffee" ever since the day I went there and was served it for the first time....Yeah, I got to Jordan...slept a bit and then it was time to meet the family.. we go there and they offer me about a teaspoonful of this stuff in a teeny tiny cup that had a similar look as tea. Noor said drink this..you show respect by drinking it... So, I drink it. It was horrible! I handed the tiny cup back to them, being very proud of fulfilling my duty of respecting them (also growing hair on my chest from that horrid liquid)..and they GIVE ME ANOTHER CUP FULL!!!

I drink it with a half smile on my face and give the cup back to them...they are all so happy and smiling about this. I think the torture is over with and I can move on with my life when..BAM, YES, ANOTHER CUP OF NASTY NASTY LIQUID

... I said, through a clinched grin, Noor....I dont like it..I don't want anymore...he just laughed and after I drank it he said..now, shake the cup...this tells them you're done and they won't give you any more. I just looked at him and shook my head (and the cup)... EVERY HOUSE WE WENT TO...we had to drink the nasty nasty coffee.. thank god he told me early on to shake the cup..I got really good at it afte the first day......ugggg

babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 08:21 PM
QUOTE(mybackpages @ Feb 8 2007, 07:19 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 07:15 PM)

QUOTE(mybackpages @ Feb 8 2007, 07:13 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 07:09 PM)

QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:04 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:01 PM)

my husband is a little fussy about tea. but, I cant figure out why he dont like tea bag tea. I dont know how to make tea any other way but, drop the tea bag in some hot water.
It's easy shon. Its pretty much the same thing. You can either put the loose tea in water or in a tea ball. Loose tea just tastes better to me, I don't know why. The more importing would be the kind of tea, but I'm pretty sure they use black tea in pakistan for the most part.
where do I get loose tea? and a real tea baller...
I do drink imported tea " PG tips" which is stronger than " old lipton".
YOu can find loose tea usually int he grocery store - look next time. You might not have noticed sinc eyou always use bags. A really good tea for any pakistani is Djarling....yummy. The tea ball can be found at any home supply area like at target. You can buy one that has a little chain to hang ont he sig of the mug or pot or one with a handle.
ok I will check it out tomorrow..

thanks for the information! wow
I know I learned to make tea in karachi and still to this day love it. I take half milk and half water (i prefer skim milk) and bring to a boil. Add the tea and let it steep. Add sugar to each cup as desired by the drinker. It's better than adding milk or cream to the tea like you would add to coffee.
oh I think this is how my husband likes it. I rember he loves that top part of the milk floating in the tea..
amal
Feb 8 2007, 08:23 PM
oh, yeah, hillarious.....when you knowwwwwwwwwww you're going to get served liquid poison in every home you step foot in.....hysterical!!

Nescafe and milk...yeah that sounds nice....
QUOTE(Green-eyed girl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:20 PM)

So funny, amal! You would like coffee in Morocco. They have a thing for Nescafe and milk. It's very mild and, as a non-coffee drinker, I appreciate that!
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 06:16 PM)

the Gahweh sada is the nasty nasty nasty coffee I was speaking of. Turkish coffee (to me) is the good stuff with sugar, kind of like cappuccino. There is a reason they serve the Gahweh sada in small portions....its coz nobody can handle any more than that!! Noor just laughs and laughs when I talk about the nasty nasty coffee.. his whole family even refers to it as "the nasty nasty coffee" ever since the day I went there and was served it for the first time....Yeah, I got to Jordan...slept a bit and then it was time to meet the family.. we go there and they offer me about a teaspoonful of this stuff in a teeny tiny cup that had a similar look as tea. Noor said drink this..you show respect by drinking it... So, I drink it. It was horrible! I handed the tiny cup back to them, being very proud of fulfilling my duty of respecting them (also growing hair on my chest from that horrid liquid)..and they GIVE ME ANOTHER CUP FULL!!!

I drink it with a half smile on my face and give the cup back to them...they are all so happy and smiling about this. I think the torture is over with and I can move on with my life when..BAM, YES, ANOTHER CUP OF NASTY NASTY LIQUID

... I said, through a clinched grin, Noor....I dont like it..I don't want anymore...he just laughed and after I drank it he said..now, shake the cup...this tells them you're done and they won't give you any more. I just looked at him and shook my head (and the cup)... EVERY HOUSE WE WENT TO...we had to drink the nasty nasty coffee.. thank god he told me early on to shake the cup..I got really good at it afte the first day......ugggg

jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:24 PM
QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:19 PM)

I have found some indian stores, arabic stores, moroccan stores. I will go to one of those stores and get the tea. problem is its proble in arabic. < I will bring a friend to translate >.
please explain how you get 2 tea pots on top of each other. I am thinking Kettle here.
anyways, I think need a degree to make tea

never knew it was so much to it.
while on the subject one thing. does your spouses like ICED tea?
They actually sell special tea pots for this, if you are at an arabic store you will find them there. They come together and they are usually between $20-30 for the set. You may want to pick up some tea cups there too since he is probebly used having it in the smaller glasses. Most teas in the arabic store are not in arabic, mostly english. The kind we use at home is made by Sadaf, but the one with cardomon. He might not like that one, but they also sell it without the cardomon.
Yes my fiance likes iced tea, he would drink liquid caffine if he could.
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:26 PM
You dont have to have the two pots, just heat the water in (something) and add to the teapot yea the Nescaafe is very big, when out i think he ordered mine as (light) and i had a larger cup, his looked yuky and small cup (alot i know)
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:26 PM
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:23 PM)

oh, yeah, hillarious.....when you knowwwwwwwwwww you're going to get served liquid poison in every home you step foot in.....hysterical!!

Nescafe and milk...yeah that sounds nice....
The funny thing about Nescafe in Jordan, is they don't consider it coffee. If you say you want coffee, you will get the arabic one. If you want Nescafe you have to ask for it specifically, lol. Nescafe in Jordan is Nescafe instant coffee, coffeemate or milk, and sugar. That and a lebeneh sandwich and I'm set
babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 08:27 PM
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:24 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:19 PM)

I have found some indian stores, arabic stores, moroccan stores. I will go to one of those stores and get the tea. problem is its proble in arabic. < I will bring a friend to translate >.
please explain how you get 2 tea pots on top of each other. I am thinking Kettle here.
anyways, I think need a degree to make tea

never knew it was so much to it.
while on the subject one thing. does your spouses like ICED tea?
They actually sell special tea pots for this, if you are at an arabic store you will find them there. They come together and they are usually between $20-30 for the set. You may want to pick up some tea cups there too since he is probebly used having it in the smaller glasses. Most teas in the arabic store are not in arabic, mostly english. The kind we use at home is made by Sadaf, but the one with cardomon. He might not like that one, but they also sell it without the cardomon.
Yes my fiance likes iced tea, he would drink liquid caffine if he could.
oh wowow..
I do have a tea set. I think its almost every girls dream to have a tea party with her man. lol
Ken loved tea parties with barbie ...lol
I will go look for the special tea pots. if you can. if you can post a picture. so I get an idea of what to get. please..

thank you in advance!
amal
Feb 8 2007, 08:28 PM
haha Noor has tried to explain it to me more than once...he says..."we don't really like it...it is more of a tradition thing" and I say.."ohh, tradition to poison your visitors"? ... we just laugh and laugh.... He said also that they use this coffee for family to family quarrels... if you fill the cup too full of nasty nasty coffee, then you are saying you hate them... which makes sense... offer horrible coffee to the enemies...

They ALSO use it as .. if you drink the coffee, then you respect them (as they did with me...)
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:20 PM)

QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:16 PM)

The Gahweh sada is the nasty nasty nasty coffee I was speaking of. Turkish coffee (to me) is the good stuff with sugar, kind of like cappuccino. There is a reason they serve the Gahweh sada in small portions....its coz nobody can handle any more than that!! Noor just laughs and laughs when I talk about the nasty nasty coffee.. his whole family even refers to it as "the nasty nasty coffee" ever since the day I went there and was served it for the first time....Yeah, I got to Jordan...slept a bit and then it was time to meet the family.. we go there and they offer me about a teaspoonful of this stuff in a teeny tiny cup that had a similar look as tea. Noor said drink this..you show respect by drinking it... So, I drink it. It was horrible! I handed the tiny cup back to them, being very proud of fulfilling my duty of respecting them (also growing hair on my chest from that horrid liquid)..and they GIVE ME ANOTHER CUP FULL!!!

I drink it with a half smile on my face and give the cup back to them...they are all so happy and smiling about this. I think the torture is over with and I can move on with my life when..BAM, YES, ANOTHER CUP OF NASTY NASTY LIQUID

... I said, through a clinched grin, Noor....I dont like it..I don't want anymore...he just laughed and after I drank it he said..now, shake the cup...this tells them you're done and they won't give you any more. I just looked at him and shook my head (and the cup)... EVERY HOUSE WE WENT TO...we had to drink the nasty nasty coffee.. thank god he told me early on to shake the cup..I got really good at it afte the first day......ugggg

I'm not a big fan of Gahweh Sada either but Jordanians LOVE it. My fiance can drink an entire thermos of it in one sitting. I will usually drink it once when offered but I know to shake the cup, LOL.
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:28 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:26 PM)

You dont have to have the two pots, just heat the water in (something) and add to the teapot yea the Nescaafe is very big, when out i think he ordered mine as (light) and i had a larger cup, his looked yuky and small cup (alot i know)

The reason for the 2 teapots is you are not supposed to have the pot with the directly on the flame. When you make tea this way (double pots) you basically let the water on the bottom simmer all day (so you can have tea when you want) and then you have the steeped tea on top. It keeps it from getting bitter.
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:29 PM
Sorry and i forget two of the sugar cubes for me which was different, at home only have the little packets or just normal loose sugar, had been while since had used the cubes.
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:31 PM
QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:27 PM)

QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:24 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:19 PM)

I have found some indian stores, arabic stores, moroccan stores. I will go to one of those stores and get the tea. problem is its proble in arabic. < I will bring a friend to translate >.
please explain how you get 2 tea pots on top of each other. I am thinking Kettle here.
anyways, I think need a degree to make tea

never knew it was so much to it.
while on the subject one thing. does your spouses like ICED tea?
They actually sell special tea pots for this, if you are at an arabic store you will find them there. They come together and they are usually between $20-30 for the set. You may want to pick up some tea cups there too since he is probebly used having it in the smaller glasses. Most teas in the arabic store are not in arabic, mostly english. The kind we use at home is made by Sadaf, but the one with cardomon. He might not like that one, but they also sell it without the cardomon.
Yes my fiance likes iced tea, he would drink liquid caffine if he could.
oh wowow..
I do have a tea set. I think its almost every girls dream to have a tea party with her man. lol
Ken loved tea parties with barbie ...lol
I will go look for the special tea pots. if you can. if you can post a picture. so I get an idea of what to get. please..

thank you in advance!
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:32 PM
OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 08:33 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:29 PM)

Sorry and i forget two of the sugar cubes for me which was different, at home only have the little packets or just normal loose sugar, had been while since had used the cubes.
my husband like his tea with 2 spoons of sugar - do not stir.< I dont know why he dont like the sugar stired > and a kiss on the side of the cup with Red lips stick! lol.
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:33 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
We do that too, we refer to it as the "lazy way".

There is a big difference in taste though, when I do have time to make it in the double tea pot I will.
babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 08:36 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
holy cow. tea all day..
I guess its no diffrent than drinking ICED tea all day..
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:33 PM)

QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
We do that too, we refer to it as the "lazy way".

There is a big difference in taste though, when I do have time to make it in the double tea pot I will.
Thats cool. but, sometimes its wonderful to make your man happy. that why I am gonna look for one of them double tea pots.
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:37 PM
When I was in Jordan, I rarely saw people drink water. They like caffine and sugary drinks. Its either juice (which is never natural, only the sugary crap), pepsi, coffee, or tea. They are so used to the sugar and caffine that it doesn't even get to them anymore. If I have an espresso, I feel the effects for 4 hours.

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:36 PM)

QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
holy cow. tea all day..
I guess its no diffrent than drinking ICED tea all day..
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:33 PM)

QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
We do that too, we refer to it as the "lazy way".

There is a big difference in taste though, when I do have time to make it in the double tea pot I will.
Thats cool. but, sometimes its wonderful to make your man happy. that why I am gonna look for one of them double tea pots.
Yeah, and its also really good when you are making tea for many people.
amal
Feb 8 2007, 08:38 PM
oh yeah, and yes, Noor LOVED iced tea. He thought I was crazy when we were in Jordan and I asked if I could have iced tea instead. I don't do well when everything is hot... He promised he would at least try iced tea when he got here...so he's here for a couple days, we're sitting down for supper, and I pop out a cup of iced tea. He tries to back out and I don't give in..I force him to take a drink........ he's been hooked since. He can't get enough!!! He even told his family how to do it

I've created a monster!
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:39 PM
Also in the morning with/before the coffee he ordered some kind of fruit drink mixture and i have noooooooooo idea what that was, but was the normal routine
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:40 PM
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:38 PM)

oh yeah, and yes, Noor LOVED iced tea. He thought I was crazy when we were in Jordan and I asked if I could have iced tea instead. I don't do well when everything is hot... He promised he would at least try iced tea when he got here...so he's here for a couple days, we're sitting down for supper, and I pop out a cup of iced tea. He tries to back out and I don't give in..I force him to take a drink........ he's been hooked since. He can't get enough!!! He even told his family how to do it

I've created a monster!
We went to Starbucks several times when I was Jordan and I introduced him to Frappucinos
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:41 PM
Also in the morning with/before the coffee he ordered some kind of fruit drink mixture and i have noooooooooo idea what that was, but was the normal routine
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:41 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:39 PM)

Also in the morning with/before the coffee he ordered some kind of fruit drink mixture and i have noooooooooo idea what that was, but was the normal routine
I think they refer to that as "cocktail", no matter what is it, they are all called "ccoktail", so yummy.
lion_lioness
Feb 8 2007, 08:47 PM
Yeah I had to get used to the "cocktails." I kept saying nooo I don't drink? Why are you lololol?
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 08:49 PM
ha all i know was bananas, strawberrys etc
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:52 PM
Yup, they have a place in Jordan called "Ranoush" YUMMY
lion_lioness
Feb 8 2007, 08:52 PM
JP,
where is this place? I'd love to try it?
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:53 PM
QUOTE(lion_lioness @ Feb 8 2007, 05:52 PM)

JP,
where is this place? I'd love to try it?
Jabal Hussein by Maxim Mall.
babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 08:56 PM
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:37 PM)

When I was in Jordan, I rarely saw people drink water. They like caffine and sugary drinks. Its either juice (which is never natural, only the sugary crap), pepsi, coffee, or tea. They are so used to the sugar and caffine that it doesn't even get to them anymore. If I have an espresso, I feel the effects for 4 hours.

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:36 PM)

QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
holy cow. tea all day..
I guess its no diffrent than drinking ICED tea all day..
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:33 PM)

QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 05:32 PM)

OK ic just going by his instructions, having tea all day is not something im used to. Maybe he just does it this way as a quick way for himself.
We do that too, we refer to it as the "lazy way".

There is a big difference in taste though, when I do have time to make it in the double tea pot I will.
Thats cool. but, sometimes its wonderful to make your man happy. that why I am gonna look for one of them double tea pots.
Yeah, and its also really good when you are making tea for many people.

I love drinking coffee if I can get a hold of it..
I even eat the chocolate covered beans.
amal
Feb 8 2007, 08:57 PM
I asked him about the coctail place and he smiiiiiiiiiiiled so big.... he said, ohhh cocktails.. everybody knows this place hehehe
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 08:59 PM
QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:56 PM)

I love drinking coffee if I can get a hold of it..
I even eat the chocolate covered beans.
I love coffee too. Instant tea is like instant coffee to me. I don't always have the time to grind beans but I prefer it that way if I can.
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:57 PM)

I asked him about the coctail place and he smiiiiiiiiiiiled so big.... he said, ohhh cocktails.. everybody knows this place hehehe
Yeah its really good. My cousin's name is Rania and I call her Ranoush, so I would always "Yallah Ranoush, bde Ranounsh!"
LL (lion lioness), tell him to take you to Ream Shawerma on the 2nd circle.
amal
Feb 8 2007, 09:09 PM
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 07:59 PM)

QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 05:56 PM)

I love drinking coffee if I can get a hold of it..
I even eat the chocolate covered beans.
I love coffee too. Instant tea is like instant coffee to me. I don't always have the time to grind beans but I prefer it that way if I can.
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 05:57 PM)

I asked him about the coctail place and he smiiiiiiiiiiiled so big.... he said, ohhh cocktails.. everybody knows this place hehehe
Yeah its really good. My cousin's name is Rania and I call her Ranoush, so I would always "Yallah Ranoush, bde Ranounsh!"
LL (lion lioness),tell him to take you to Ream Shawerma on the 2nd circle.

hehe I was reading a bit too quick and read the bolded part as LaLa...so now lion lioness will forever be known (in my head) as LaLa ..... thanks jaypea
mybackpages
Feb 8 2007, 09:13 PM
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 08:09 PM)

hehe I was reading a bit too quick and read the bolded part as LaLa...so now lion lioness will forever be known (in my head) as LaLa ..... thanks jaypea

Amal- eventually everyone in MENA will have a nickname given by you!
amal
Feb 8 2007, 09:18 PM
QUOTE(mybackpages @ Feb 8 2007, 08:13 PM)

QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 08:09 PM)

hehe I was reading a bit too quick and read the bolded part as LaLa...so now lion lioness will forever be known (in my head) as LaLa ..... thanks jaypea

Amal- eventually everyone in MENA will have a nickname given by you!

I can't help it muhbuhpuh...I'm odd like that...everybody I meet gets associated with some kind of silly nickname in my head...it IS fun though

it is a simple way to gain a smile from friends

...
babybunny
Feb 8 2007, 09:21 PM
what my nick name and make sure you add BUNNY to it..lol
mybackpages
Feb 8 2007, 09:26 PM
QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 08:18 PM)

QUOTE(mybackpages @ Feb 8 2007, 08:13 PM)

QUOTE(amal @ Feb 8 2007, 08:09 PM)

hehe I was reading a bit too quick and read the bolded part as LaLa...so now lion lioness will forever be known (in my head) as LaLa ..... thanks jaypea

Amal- eventually everyone in MENA will have a nickname given by you!
I can't help it muhbuhpuh...I'm odd like that...everybody I meet gets associated with some kind of silly nickname in my head...it IS fun though

it is a simple way to gain a smile from friends

...
I actually like mine, but you are the only one allowed to call me that!
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 09:27 PM
mybackpages
Feb 8 2007, 09:30 PM
QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 08:27 PM)

don't cry- have a cookie-
amal
Feb 8 2007, 09:33 PM
QUOTE(babybunny @ Feb 8 2007, 08:21 PM)

what my nick name and make sure you add BUNNY to it..lol
well..you've been shonnie forever ... can't break tradition there

QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 08:27 PM)

aww jaypea... no tears... at least you have a name...I can't speak mine in public

A member named matt something accidentally used an "n" instead of an "m"..... *sigh*.....
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 09:34 PM
QUOTE(mybackpages @ Feb 8 2007, 06:30 PM)

QUOTE(jordanianprincess @ Feb 8 2007, 08:27 PM)

don't cry- have a cookie-

ummmm ok, if you insist
just_Jackie
Feb 8 2007, 09:36 PM
Are those no-carb cookies?
Jmag

(16 days til vacation)
mybackpages
Feb 8 2007, 09:40 PM
QUOTE(jmagayreh @ Feb 8 2007, 08:36 PM)

Are those no-carb cookies?
Jmag

(16 days til vacation)
Of course- no carb, no fat, no bad things at all and yet amazingly all the wonderful taste. it's internet magic.
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 09:55 PM
Back to the subject, sorta, tonight made me think of this. Has anyone on here had their guy be subject to a "electric blanket" i mentioned how cold and my electric blanket will feel so good. his thought "this is safe for you?"
jordanianprincess
Feb 8 2007, 10:02 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 06:55 PM)

Back to the subject, sorta, tonight made me think of this. Has anyone on here had their guy be subject to a "electric blanket" i mentioned how cold and my electric blanket will feel so good. his thought "this is safe for you?"
I have never even used one myself and always wondered if I could possible electricute myself.
rahma
Feb 8 2007, 10:09 PM
We just keep the thermostat at 80 degrees

Thank God for free heat! It has been a bit nippier recently with the constant below zero weather we've had for the last week or so. The heat can only get up for 71 fully cranked.
Virtual wife
Feb 8 2007, 10:14 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 07:55 PM)

Back to the subject, sorta, tonight made me think of this. Has anyone on here had their guy be subject to a "electric blanket" i mentioned how cold and my electric blanket will feel so good. his thought "this is safe for you?"
I have a fireplace in the bedroom and an electric mattress pad. All is toasty!
brnidokiegurl
Feb 8 2007, 10:14 PM
In talking of the cold there now, i mentioned if the elect wasnt so different i could send him a elect blanket, but i could tell, i think he was scared of the thought guess he thinks he will fry
doodlebug
Feb 8 2007, 10:40 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 10:14 PM)

In talking of the cold there now, i mentioned if the elect wasnt so different i could send him a elect blanket, but i could tell, i think he was scared of the thought guess he thinks he will fry

I used to have an electric blanket for years. Couldn't have lived with out it so I thought. Well once I had my first baby I stopped using it 'cause I was petrified that on the nights where she was super cranky and ended up in our bed, if her diaper leaked that we'd all be french fried!

That was almost 11 years ago and I haven't used one since. I do have a super puffy down comforter though that keeps me nice and toasty. I really don't think electric blankets are good for you. The more I used one the colder I seemed to be all the time for some reason.
Virtual wife
Feb 8 2007, 10:41 PM
Another poster suggested this to me in a pm and said I could pass it along. For his wife, he got a NYT crossword calendar. It helps strengthen her already good vocabulary. I think it's a good idea, and a word a day calendar is another suggestion.
amal
Feb 8 2007, 10:50 PM
oooooo word-a-day calendars...i never woulda thought of that...good suggestion
How about having a space set up in the house that is just for him? where he can be alone for whatever reasons.. he can put his pictures there, or pray, or read, or whatever reason. I know they need to just be alone with their own things sometimes.
kerewin21
Feb 8 2007, 10:54 PM
QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Feb 8 2007, 09:55 PM)

Back to the subject, sorta, tonight made me think of this. Has anyone on here had their guy be subject to a "electric blanket" i mentioned how cold and my electric blanket will feel so good. his thought "this is safe for you?"
Maj was very suspicious at first, but once he tried it he loved it! Now we don't need it because we have free heat and can turn it up to a level that doesn't make us freeze to death.
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