What are you guys doing right NOW??? ;)

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Originally Posted by AdmiralAdama

Do you boil them first?

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Yes I do, that's the only way to make a true bagel. I put in a tablespoon of dark brown sugar into the water to about
six cups water. The bagels come out crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside,definitely not your box store bagel.

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Originally Posted by SweetPoison

Just has a coffee shake and trying to get myself up away from this computer, in the shower and to Costco and Pets Mart.

It is not working.

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Are we all just so glued to this forum or what! I know that I am, since getting my ipad. Hey, woman-do you know there's a droid app for the IPF? I was soo excited yesterday when I discovered it in the droid market! Made a 2 hour road trip more enjoyable!! :)

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Originally Posted by tlbaker

Thank you. Yorkie. They are supposedly hypoallergenic.

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Yorkies are very sweet.

Husband very allergic, unfortunately, and allergist says there aren't any "good" dogs for him. I read about some genetically modified dog that's supposed to work for some allergic people, but apparently even they're not 100%, and they cost crazy money.

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Originally Posted by Kaykaykay

Yorkies are very sweet.

Husband very allergic, unfortunately, and allergist says there aren't any "good" dogs for him. I read about some genetically modified dog that's supposed to work for some allergic people, but apparently even they're not 100%, and they cost crazy money.

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My friend is extremely allergic but she has an Italian Greyhound which has no effect on her at all.

The Archangel

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

My friend is extremely allergic but she has an Italian Greyhound which has no effect on her at all.

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Thanks, yes. Greyhounds work for some allergic people. Apparently it varies from person to person and depends on how severe the allergy. But I read up and basically found out that all dogs and cats produce allergens, and how much they produce is the question, and the other variable is our weird human selves. Husband has allergies and asthma, so he's a bad pet combo, allergist says. Good thing I didn't know this when we first met!

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Thanks, yes. Greyhounds work for some allergic people. Apparently it varies from person to person and depends on how severe the allergy. But I read up and basically found out that all dogs and cats produce allergens, and how much they produce is the question, and the other variable is our weird human selves. Husband has allergies and asthma, so he's a bad pet combo, allergist says. Good thing I didn't know this when we first met!

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Yes, my friend has asthma too, allergic to, seemingly, everything.

The Archangel

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Yes, my friend has asthma too, allergic to, seemingly, everything.

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Terrible PITA. I have relatively mild allergies and feel bad for anyone with more severe ones. Sometimes just going for a meal can be risky. We've ended up in ER twice before because of bad reaction. Husband started cooking a lot because of that.

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Terrible PITA. I have relatively mild allergies and feel bad for anyone with more severe ones. Sometimes just going for a meal can be risky. We've ended up in ER twice before because of bad reaction. Husband started cooking a lot because of that.

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When I start cooking everyone ends up in ER!

The Archangel

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

When I start cooking everyone ends up in ER!

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Lol!

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

When I start cooking everyone ends up in ER!

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I'm trying not to laugh...but can't help not to! :)