You really know you're committed to jfeasting when...
i forego the circus because i can't have the full experience -- having popcorn, a frozen drink, candy bar etc.
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Permalink Reply by liponeer on -
I hope it's not cirque du soleil that you are missing. On the other hand, since seeing some pretty miserable looking animals in a traveling circus in Mexico, it's kind of turned me off to circuses with animals in them.
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Permalink Reply by liponeer on
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I'm kind of inarticulate. I meant to say I feel for you that you are missing the circus, and good for you that your staying committed. On the other hand, most circuses aren't necessarily that bad a thing to miss.
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Permalink Reply by SunnyFlower on -
. . . you ask your in-laws from 2000 miles away, who you haven't seen in five years, "could they please change the dates of their visit?" and they really don't understand, but your partner does . . . lucky me:)
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Permalink Reply by lemoned on -
...you're asking your son to lend you his school backpack so you can bring along your juice on the weekends! :D
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Permalink Reply by Arianna Rose on -
you make two of your signature cacao-caramel raw pies and don't even have one taste!
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Permalink Reply by Stacey on -
Wow! You are Amazing! You go Girl!
Goodness, I am salivating just thinking about your yummy pie. *sigh* :)
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Permalink Reply by Kierra on -
Your invited to an out of town event with friends you have not seen in years and you wonder?? Will the event interfere with my juice schedule? What day will I be on if I decide to go? Can I get tasty juice where I am going?
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Permalink Reply by Jalaska on
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when you start juicing at 8 p.m. and still make and drink 5 1/2 quarts by 1 a.m.
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Permalink Reply by Mellini Monique on -
Jalaska,
I love your post!
You really know you're committed to JFeasting when you're sitting in a fine dining Italian restaurant with your family and the waiter asks for your order you confidently reply, "I'll have a tall empty glass with a straw, thank you". And then you pull out your mason jar and fill up the glass with a beautiful green drink and sip while everyone else is downing bruschetta and herb infused olive oil!
I could write a book!
Be strong--It's worth it!
Mellini Monique
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