karpoozi123

Hey girl haven't "seen" ya in awhile...

We're trying to break a record for the most persons online @ CWD. Pass the message on, please.

http://forums.childrenwithdiabetes.c...ad.php?t=30458

good, I was wondering...

are you getting my emails?

Hi!!!!.......

Are you still around??:p;):rolleyes:

Hi! Didn't hear from you in a while!!!

I just read it, this minute. I'll have to thing into it... as I told you I'm not such a great writer. I'll let you know once I come up with something. are you ready now??

Hmmm, your getting me curious:rolleyes:

I hope so! I'll let you know if not...

I guess you where not around today??

You can email me the idea... I'll make sure to be available tomorrow, If you give me an approximate time it will be even better.

weird. I have a great idea for us but I am not gonna be around till Monday night. Talk to you then?

I was online... It said you were off line.... interesting

What happened last night?

I snagged it from google images :-). (Sorry about the delay - I never checked friends notifications.)

Not yet, any suggestions?

Hi! Didn't 'speak' to you in a while... how is everything?

I had to think long and hard about the milk/meat thing, because we don't drink milk, and when we use it for cooking I had to think long and hard about the recipes that would call for milk and if there were any meat in them too. I would have to say no, because in one recipe it is milk and chicken. Does that count? Does milk and beef need to be separated or is it milk and all meat?

We do eat in restaurants, and I wouldn't even know how to begin to find out if they had a rabbi's certification or not.

Are you very religious?

By food laws, I mean--we don't eat the unclean meats, no seafood unless it has scales and fins, no meat unless it chews its cud and has a split hoof, so no pork or rabbit or things like that, no eating the scavenging birds etc. We also don't eat the blood or the fat off the animals.

I don't think that what we do is kosher though. I think kosher is a lot more detailed isn't it? Perhaps you could shed some light on that for me?