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Hi Sannel, lentils work nicely in chili with ground beef as well. I agree lentils are very healthy. Thank you for reminding me of them ;-)

I love your idea of using zucchini in cakes for the moisture and health benefits! Will put it into practice. Thank you!

Hi Sannel, I really enjoyed your article, especially the section about the British Tea Ritual. Look forward to reading more of your articles! :-)

Mira - thank you so much!! I will post more articles soon. :) I promise. I loved doing this article and thank you so much for your feedback.

Thank you, lakeerieartists, for your article! I had had some questions at the back of my mind about those rotating IDs and payment for click-throughs, and you have answered them for me :-).

What a wonderful, well-researched and well-written article! That bit of Gaelic at the end was the cherry on the cake. A bit of social history showing rings were worn by men, a bit of political history to make us understand why the crown may or may not be there, the book that made these rings popular for both men and women . . . wonderful! Look forward to your next piece :-).

cclitgirl, this is a nice article. Look forward to your next one!

"But many people ram LOL on the end of every, usually mundane, sentence." -- loved that: they do! And then you need ROFL, as you say. I laughed my ass off :-) Good article!

Thanks, Mira. It's tricky about photos of my students in class -- for the photo to look good, it has to be a separate photo session with the poses staged in a neat area. And a number of my students don't really want their pictures up online :-)

Great article! I have four dogs, and I wish I could afford more.

Hi kajohu, I liked your article? I linked to it from one of my pages. If I may suggest something, I think it will inspire people even more if you could post some more photos of students in your classes exercising :-).

yes indeed, great article chris :)

And there we go. It's educating me too now! Thanks for looking this up and asking around San Fran. <3

Welp according to wiki answers, 'mermaids were first conceived in ancient mythology as a symbol of homosexual lust.' And now I am off to read more about this to see why wiki answers said this, because this is the first I've ever learned of it!

I've learned so many interesting new history type things today from this and it's related article! So, this is a success! ^.^

Aw, and I'm back in SF and no one here knows either D: ...to the internet! :D