Comments for I Love Crackers! - Crumbs For All! http://www.ilovecrackers.com Everyone Loves A Cracker! Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:45:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on What is the motiive that surpasses all motives in the choices we make when choosing significant others? by jonmcn49 http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11486&cpage=1#comment-14858 jonmcn49 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:45:16 +0000 #comment-14858 Barretins was describing love. That guarantor of the human bond. How else could you be sure your mate will not" trade up" at the first opportunity, if there was not that inexplicable thing called love. Be sure; it is and has been quantified. Barretins was describing love. That guarantor of the human bond. How else could you be sure your mate will not” trade up” at the first opportunity, if there was not that inexplicable thing called love. Be sure; it is and has been quantified.

]]> Comment on What is the motiive that surpasses all motives in the choices we make when choosing significant others? by barrettins http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11486&cpage=1#comment-14857 barrettins Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:45:15 +0000 #comment-14857 That is a very interesting question for which there is no single answer for who we pick as our partner in life has a great deal to do with the culture in which we live and in the wants and needs of both parties. My wife and I have been married 42 years and we have gotten along quite well for the most part although there have been some bumpy roads. A few years back I suggested to my Minister who is also my best friend that he might want to do a study/survey to find out what it was that those couples such as us who have been married for a long time all have in common. What they found was amazing. The one thing some 60 couples who had been married over 40 years all had in common was similar educational background, common interest and both partners building each other up. I don't know if that is what you wanted. But thanks for the invite. That is a very interesting question for which there is no single answer for who we pick as our partner in life has a great deal to do with the culture in which we live and in the wants and needs of both parties.

My wife and I have been married 42 years and we have gotten along quite well for the most part although there have been some bumpy roads. A few years back I suggested to my Minister who is also my best friend that he might want to do a study/survey to find out what it was that those couples such as us who have been married for a long time all have in common. What they found was amazing. The one thing some 60 couples who had been married over 40 years all had in common was similar educational background, common interest and both partners building each other up.

I don’t know if that is what you wanted. But thanks for the invite.

]]> Comment on What is the motiive that surpasses all motives in the choices we make when choosing significant others? by Kiddo http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11486&cpage=1#comment-14856 Kiddo Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:44:52 +0000 #comment-14856 Initially it's usually the physical attributes....good looks and the chemical rush we get. But friendship, trust, honesty, loyalty...that's the stuff "Forever" is made of... Initially it’s usually the physical attributes….good looks and the chemical rush we get. But friendship, trust, honesty, loyalty…that’s the stuff “Forever” is made of…

]]> Comment on What is the motiive that surpasses all motives in the choices we make when choosing significant others? by mia2kl2002 http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11486&cpage=1#comment-14855 mia2kl2002 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:04:44 +0000 #comment-14855 I think it's different for all people. I've thought about that quite a lot. Some people really do consider money, sex, power, and things like that !! To me... and to my husband... it was love and fidelity. I don't think there really is any such thing as a soulmate... if you mean that in a sense where you could find a partner and without any effort they would be totally right for you. No matter how "right" for each other you are, there will still be adjustments when you live together, and you will have to compromise because you are taking up the same space. But I do hope you find that soul mate !! If not... find the prettiest girl you can find, and if she is faithful and turned on by you... turn HER into your soulmate. I♥♫→mia☼☺† I think it’s different for all people. I’ve thought about that quite a lot. Some people really do consider money, sex, power, and things like that !! To me… and to my husband… it was love and fidelity.

I don’t think there really is any such thing as a soulmate… if you mean that in a sense where you could find a partner and without any effort they would be totally right for you. No matter how “right” for each other you are, there will still be adjustments when you live together, and you will have to compromise because you are taking up the same space.

But I do hope you find that soul mate !! If not… find the prettiest girl you can find, and if she is faithful and turned on by you… turn HER into your soulmate.

I♥♫→mia☼☺†

]]> Comment on What is the motiive that surpasses all motives in the choices we make when choosing significant others? by Bluealt http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11486&cpage=1#comment-14854 Bluealt Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:24:52 +0000 #comment-14854 Compatibility. Instant connection. Heart throbs and pulse weakens. Compatibility.

Instant connection.

Heart throbs and pulse weakens.

]]> Comment on Q&A: What Would Happen If Some One Were To Live Off Of Saltines? by Yaw A http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11485&cpage=1#comment-14846 Yaw A Thu, 09 Sep 2010 06:25:55 +0000 http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11485#comment-14846 They would have a disease called "malnutrition" if they only lived off saltines. The body isn't getting all of the essential vitamins & nutrients... They would have a disease called “malnutrition” if they only lived off saltines. The body isn’t getting all of the essential vitamins & nutrients…

]]> Comment on Q&A: What Would Happen If Some One Were To Live Off Of Saltines? by Seth http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11485&cpage=1#comment-14845 Seth Thu, 09 Sep 2010 05:42:03 +0000 http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11485#comment-14845 You could live, but you would be very malnourished. Probable would loose weight though. Take a vitamin daily. You could live, but you would be very malnourished. Probable would loose weight though. Take a vitamin daily.

]]> Comment on Have you ever had saltines, butter, and marshmallows baked? by rayray21_99 http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11476&cpage=1#comment-14838 rayray21_99 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:36:06 +0000 #comment-14838 :-& no they sound revolting though. :-& no they sound revolting though.

]]> Comment on Have you ever had saltines, butter, and marshmallows baked? by MikeL http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11476&cpage=1#comment-14837 MikeL Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:47:33 +0000 #comment-14837 sounds like cheep smores OK why not ginger snap cookies or gram crackers sounds like cheep smores
OK why not ginger snap cookies
or gram crackers

]]> Comment on Have you ever had saltines, butter, and marshmallows baked? by Depon http://www.ilovecrackers.com/?p=11476&cpage=1#comment-14836 Depon Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:43:59 +0000 #comment-14836 If you subsitute the saltines for rice cereal they are rice crispy treats. If you subsitute the saltines for rice cereal they are rice crispy treats.

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