Posted on 03/07/2007 5:46:34 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
Hi...
Not sure who mentioned the "War in the Pacific" DVDs in WalMart the other day. They were in the $ bin. I went to WalMart here in Ft Myers and they have no knowledge of them. They might have sold out because of the great number of veterans who spend the winter here.
Wondering if someone who has access to them would be willing to buy half a dozen for me. I'll FReepmail my address if anyone is successful. Will pay postage and handling.
Could not find it on the WalMart web.
Thanks much.
The DVD's were Victory At Sea.
I bought 8 copies for my family. Went to check a few days ago and the clerk said they were out, but they will be gettting in more soon. She said they are very popular.
Do you want me to keep an eye out for them?
Warmest regards,
Jay
/johnny
Just when you thought they might stay away from the insanity.
I prefer the swimsuit issue. Maybe they may have to alter that as well... now that would be interesting! ; )
Long time no see...
Now that I am a grumpy old barstid, I'm getting more time off. I do have to lighten up, and not encourage the HR person to call me foul names. That's my sign that I may have stepped over the line.
/johnny
I saw that. I believe that Al Qaeda has put stupid pills in the water.
Thank you, Johnny!
Nice to see you're getting some time off. It's about time!
I am in week 5 of my return to Weightwatcher's. It's getting easier, and I have started walking. I refuse to go into the summer looking like a lumpy hausfrau (even though I am one...HA).
LOL! Hubby and I had a nutritionist come to the house. We are writing down what we eat and reading labels before we buy. It is so good but funny to see huby pay attention to food labels before he puts anything in the basket! I've lost 5 lbs so far. I have a long way to go but each pound is just another step in the process and it gets better or easier each day. I thought about WW but wanted something hubby and I could do together and he wouldn't go to a meeting, So this is it! Good luck to you....
I need the meetings and weigh-in for accountability. Hubby's accountability is that he has to weigh in in front of ME!
Reading labels is the most valuable thing I learned in Weightwatchers. I was astounded at how many calories and fat are in some seemingly healthy foods.
yep, me too. Even frozen fish has fat in it. We look at the trans fats and if it says 0g of trans fat, we look atthe rest of the label. The fiber content is also very important to us, too. It seems we're eating more organic items than ever. Sorry Janey, but beleive it or not the dogs are scratching for me to leave the computer and come sit with them. I swear this Cubby Bear of mine is part human! Talk to you later tomorrow! Sleep tight, HOB
Goodnight!
Lots of good news for you...and I am glad you have been able to spend time with your daugher and granddaughter.
Prayers for a good decision on Friday...and for your son's son's birth...
sleuth
Thanks so much for that information. Yes, if it isn't an inconvenience, I'd appreciate it greatly if you watched for them. I am suspecting that it is perhaps a regional type promotion since there are none in any of the WalMart stores here.
Just let me know by FReepmail and I'll be thankful.
Good night, and God Bless you all.
See you in the morning. ; )
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Good morning.
*Chuckle*
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