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Little Minnie,
I forgot on my last post to ask if hub is a veggie or meat eater?
Lynn
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My dad knows all his cattle by name and they all have unique personalities.
I had to smile at this, dragonfly. My college roommate's family raised a few head of cattle and when they slaughtered one while we were rooming together my roommate's mother gave us a lot of the meat. All the packages were neatly wrapped for the freezer and carefully labelled, "Maude".
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[Research tells us fourteen out of any ten individuals likes chocolate. - Sandra Boynton]
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Thats funny.
We named my daughters calf Oreo because she was black and white and I told my daughter "Boy is she ever gonna taste good"Just joking, she didn't laugh.
They can become pets thats for sure, but they cost alot to feed.
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IBS-D since 1999...mostly stable..i do cheat too.Bad me.
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Hey Little Minnie,
I spoke to my daughter and she is going to check on the name of that veggie burger. Also, she is the one that took that recipe for the eggless soufle. She will look for it. You may have to read my other posts to you to understand this one. Sorry!
Be well!
Lynn
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Hi Dragonfly,
Years ago my husband had a business in the middle of cow pie country with many of his clients being farmers. He said it was not uncommon for a farmer with even 100 cattle to know each and every one of them by name and personality!!!!!
Boy, sometimes I have a hard time just with two nieces!!!
Sharon
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Farmers have a unique relationship with their animals.I can't tell the difference between them but my dad can tell ya which calves belong to each cow and who the dad was how many calves the've had and whos related to who.
And he can't remember my birthday.LOL
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IBS-D since 1999...mostly stable..i do cheat too.Bad me.
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Hi again Lisa Marie,
Good post!!! We have chatted before. I see from reading your post and bio, that you are a cat person. So am I. I am currently taking care of a group of feral cats in my area. Now, that is a challenge.
Best of luck to you and the imminent birth of that baby girl! I was pregnant with my daughter in the dead heat of August in Maryland. But, you do get through and it is such a joy when they arrive. And I can see by your post that she will be raised in a very healthy environment.
Congrats!
Lynn
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Thanks, Lynn! Always nice to meet another cat person!! 
Ugh, I cannot IMAGINE being 8 or 9 months pregnant during summer! I was disappointed about having a "Christmas baby", but I'm getting over that quickly when I realize how lucky I am to be pregnant during the cooler weather.
Congrats to you on helping out those feral kitties!!!!
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Lisa, IBS-C (Vegan)
Stable since July 2007!
Mommy to Rhiannon Marie (Dec. 13, 2008)
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I have 3 cats too. They eat meat, but I try to have it be more fish than beef. One was caught eating my tofu tonight.
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IBS-A for 20 years with terrible bloating and gas. On the diet since April 2004. Remember this from Heather's information pages:
"You absolutely must eat insoluble fiber foods, and as much as safely possible, but within the IBS dietary guidelines. Treat insoluble fiber foods with suitable caution, and you'll be able to enjoy a wide variety of them, in very healthy quantities, without problem." Please eat IF foods!
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Speaking of Oreos, we saw these cows in Maine on a trip a few years back. They're really wild:
Oreo cows
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