Julie Bove wrote:
>
> "Hank Rogers" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Julie Bove wrote:
>>>
>>> "Hank Rogers" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> "Gary" > wrote in message
>>>>> ...
>>>>>> Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I was bad. Took off for what should have been a quick trip
>>>>>>> but wasn't.
>>>>>>> Didn't get breakfast of cottage cheese till 6:00 p.m. Had a
>>>>>>> few Whoppers
>>>>>>> (malted milk balls) to tide me over.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Great nutrition there, candy-girl. You would have fared better
>>>>>> with a couple of BK Whoppers, unless you are a tightwad.
>>>>>
>>>>> No Burger King where I was at and no way would I pay for a
>>>>> burger. The Whoppers were 98 cents at Walmart. They got me
>>>>> home. Have to be careful as I've been having low blood sugar.
>>>>
>>>> Writers often have low blood sugar. You should carry a rescue
>>>> package with some sweet candy and a bottle of sugary drink, like
>>>> diabetics do.
>>>
>>> I am diabetic. I have never carried a sugary drink nor would I. I
>>> do keep candy in my purse but the Whoppers sounded good. So I
>>> biught them.
>>>>
>>>> Make one up for the gardener too, as their profession often
>>>> suffers from the exact same maladies and sensitivities. Creative
>>>> people are just more sensitive than the rest of us.
>>>
>>> He gets low blood sugar. He knows how to handle it. He's not
>>> diabetic. We have both wound up in the kitchen at the same time,
>>> foraging. I know someone will make something of that. Whatever.
>>>>
>>
>> Why? Not uncommon for old people to get out of bed and raid the
>> refrigerator.
>
> We didn't get out of bed for food and he's not old.

Yoose just stayed in bed? He brought yoose chow I guess.

Good for yoose! It's OK to be screwing a young man, just be careful
to make sure they are not minors.