food changes

[doodlebug 3]

No scare..I got my period a week early. I had a stomach bug the week before xmas. I was constantly nauseous and had stomach cramps but no vomiting and no #3. The doctor asked me 3 times if I was pregnant and I told him not possible. He kept insisting. Two days later I was fine.

ok...gotta ask....what in the name of sam hill is #3?

[ya falaha! 0]

It's what my kids like to call "soupy poop" or the "D".

[melly 0]

Glad I'm not eating lunch right now

[Ban Hammer 13,293]

It's what my kids like to call "soupy poop" or the "D".

never heard that term before, but "splatter azz" is one i've heard

[ya falaha! 0]

You gotta love boys. They think of the best sayings.

[doodlebug 3]

roflmao @ soupy poop!!! hahahahahaha

[brnidokiegurl 0]

yuk this soup just changed quality

[Mrs. Forgetful 2]

Oh this is one thing I am worried about. But, ya'll are saying that ya'll lost weight and now I'm thinking that doesn't sound like such a bad idea. My husband and I have yet to talk about the bathroom there. I wonder if it's like here? Oh I hope it is.

[doodlebug 3]

Oh this is one thing I am worried about. But, ya'll are saying that ya'll lost weight and now I'm thinking that doesn't sound like such a bad idea. My husband and I have yet to talk about the bathroom there. I wonder if it's like here? Oh I hope it is.

I gained about 5 pounds 'cause my husband kept stuffing my face with food. The bathroom "looked" the same in Egypt but you had to manually flush the toilet by filling a bucket with water and pouring it in that top thingy part of the toilet. Not sure about Morocco. Oh and there's the bidet that is inside the toilet that squirts water up there. I had fun with that!

[ya falaha! 0]

From my experience with Moroccan food it's delicious but I don't know how they cook it in Morocco. Maybe some of the ladies who've been there can tell you. Egyptians use tons of semnah and oil in their food. That's why I lost weight. I just couldn't eat much. Especially if it was cooked with semnah balady. Uck!

[ya falaha! 0]

What was he feeding you, Bridget? You said you ate out a lot, right? I ate normally when I went out to eat but at home they were killin me with the rich food. My MIL kept pushing food at me and asking Moh why I wasn't eating. He told her I was "making" a diet. I lost about 8lbs my first trip. Everyone said I looked sick when I came back.

Oh this is one thing I am worried about. But, ya'll are saying that ya'll lost weight and now I'm thinking that doesn't sound like such a bad idea. My husband and I have yet to talk about the bathroom there. I wonder if it's like here? Oh I hope it is.

I gained about 5 pounds 'cause my husband kept stuffing my face with food. The bathroom "looked" the same in Egypt but you had to manually flush the toilet by filling a bucket with water and pouring it in that top thingy part of the toilet. Not sure about Morocco. Oh and there's the bidet that is inside the toilet that squirts water up there. I had fun with that!

[doodlebug 3]

What was he feeding you, Bridget? You said you ate out a lot, right? I ate normally when I went out to eat but at home they were killin me with the rich food. My MIL kept pushing food at me and asking Moh why I wasn't eating. He told her I was "making" a diet. I lost about 8lbs my first trip. Everyone said I looked sick when I came back.

Oh this is one thing I am worried about. But, ya'll are saying that ya'll lost weight and now I'm thinking that doesn't sound like such a bad idea. My husband and I have yet to talk about the bathroom there. I wonder if it's like here? Oh I hope it is.

I gained about 5 pounds 'cause my husband kept stuffing my face with food. The bathroom "looked" the same in Egypt but you had to manually flush the toilet by filling a bucket with water and pouring it in that top thingy part of the toilet. Not sure about Morocco. Oh and there's the bidet that is inside the toilet that squirts water up there. I had fun with that!

Koshari - whenever we'd get it...everyday, I'd ask him to please just split one between us. He wouldn't hear of it and the first time I didn't clear my plate he told me it is haram to leave food. later I got him to admit it's not haram but that I guess the Prophet, pbuh, said you get extra points or something if you eat all of your food and not waste it. Dunno if that's true or not.

Mashi - kept piling it on my plate even after I said no more. I had learned to only put a little on my plate so I'd be technically clearing it but he kept putting more on it.

Other than that we'd eat out and had bread, this white bean stuff in tomato sauce, kabob, spinach with chickpeas and tomato sauce, etc. We went out for subs (forget what they call them there) a lot and had to finish that too.

Then the cookies!!! The bisquits with the chocolate inside them. There was a cookie named "bimbo" too. I got a kick out of hearing him ask me to get him a bimbo.

There was one smell though that made me gag. Maybe it's what you're talking about. It's some spice, maybe curry or something but it permeated the air during Eid. I don't know if it went away or if my nose just got used to it but it was wicked bogus.

[jordanianprincess 0]

From my experience with Moroccan food it's delicious but I don't know how they cook it in Morocco. Maybe some of the ladies who've been there can tell you. Egyptians use tons of semnah and oil in their food. That's why I lost weight. I just couldn't eat much. Especially if it was cooked with semnah balady. Uck!

mmmmmmmmm, everything taste better with samneh baladeyeh. It doesn't agree with me either though but I just love the smell of it cooking.

[ya falaha! 0]

The taste is too strong for me. I gives food a different flavor. At first I was like...why does the rice taste weird? It was the semnah!!

[Together4ever 1]

What was he feeding you, Bridget? You said you ate out a lot, right? I ate normally when I went out to eat but at home they were killin me with the rich food. My MIL kept pushing food at me and asking Moh why I wasn't eating. He told her I was "making" a diet. I lost about 8lbs my first trip. Everyone said I looked sick when I came back.

Oh this is one thing I am worried about. But, ya'll are saying that ya'll lost weight and now I'm thinking that doesn't sound like such a bad idea. My husband and I have yet to talk about the bathroom there. I wonder if it's like here? Oh I hope it is.

I gained about 5 pounds 'cause my husband kept stuffing my face with food. The bathroom "looked" the same in Egypt but you had to manually flush the toilet by filling a bucket with water and pouring it in that top thingy part of the toilet. Not sure about Morocco. Oh and there's the bidet that is inside the toilet that squirts water up there. I had fun with that!

Koshari - whenever we'd get it...everyday, I'd ask him to please just split one between us. He wouldn't hear of it and the first time I didn't clear my plate he told me it is haram to leave food. later I got him to admit it's not haram but that I guess the Prophet, pbuh, said you get extra points or something if you eat all of your food and not waste it. Dunno if that's true or not.

Mashi - kept piling it on my plate even after I said no more. I had learned to only put a little on my plate so I'd be technically clearing it but he kept putting more on it.

Other than that we'd eat out and had bread, this white bean stuff in tomato sauce, kabob, spinach with chickpeas and tomato sauce, etc. We went out for subs (forget what they call them there) a lot and had to finish that too.

Then the cookies!!! The bisquits with the chocolate inside them. There was a cookie named "bimbo" too. I got a kick out of hearing him ask me to get him a bimbo.

There was one smell though that made me gag. Maybe it's what you're talking about. It's some spice, maybe curry or something but it permeated the air during Eid. I don't know if it went away or if my nose just got used to it but it was wicked bogus.

Ohhhh my god I remember the "food stuffing" thing. Eat! Eat! ... til I felt like I had to puke. After about 2 weeks of killing myself I learned to say NO MORE. I just cannot eat that much food. I made meatloaf last night for Mohammed and he ate almost the whole thing and 3 helpings of mashed potatoes. I don't know where those guys put it. (At least I know he likes my "Amreekan" food.)