Juneberry's posts

I kind of wanna say it has something to do with power, but that may be too punny even for me. Knowledge can be a great answer too, perhaps...
Hrm, somehow it feels like this isn't as simple as my ideas are though. Heeeelp guys! My puzzle-loving mind is flailing insanely right now!

@Unicorn: I certainly will! It's a lovely item. And a lovely shade too~ I send hugs as a tip and 'cause hugs are awesome~

@Unicorn: I'll recheck so I don't randomly get confused in the future xD And I hit confirm on my end so it should be pretty much done. I think.

@Boss Rimi: Peach is my second favorite myself. Dad likes it also. Peach is hard not to like, if you ask me~ I just have a thing for tart(ish) berries. My favorite juice is cranberry juice... sometimes watered down or mixed with apple, sometimes plain, but I always want cranberry as part of my juice.

@Unicorn: Got it! I'll make sure to be ready to take it when it comes. Many thanks~ o3o

The thing with satiety is different foods have different types of energy, and different types of energy involve different amounts of calories and such. There's also the matter of your physical stomach. What does 1100 calories of food look like in size, typically? See, your stomach may stretch- but depending on how hungry you are when you eat and other factors, you won't need or feel able to eat that much. I think there are other pieces to the puzzle too.

As for the amount of weight loss... I'm pretty sure up to two pounds a week is considered safe. If you're particularly worried, my best recommendation would be to see a doctor. In this case, perhaps a nutritionist would be the most logical practitioner? I only know things I've read and the like. That said... If you're eating a lot of legumes, for example, you're quicker to feel full I've read. Again, don't quote me on any of this. I'll do some research online and maybe ask my father who's accustomed to random medicalish questions if needed. (He's not a doctor, but he's been to so many and is from a family of them so he kinda just learned a lot from listening in xD)

@Unicorn: Sorry to double tag, just figured I should make sure you see my note that I figured out the answer to my previous question. I should read previous pages before I ask things like that in this thread. xD

@Boss Rimi: Yay! I managed to randomly guess my way out of a corner! xD I haven't actually tasted plain cola syrup so I'm not 100% sure. Probably not a bad thing I haven't all points considered, though. But still... It does also explain why I extra am not big on regular soda. If I think it's too sweet without sugar and more syrup, how would I deal with extra sugar?! I feel some flavors of diet snapple are too sweet too though. Like, my favorite is Diet Raspberry. Dad prefers Troparocka (which I'm definitely butchering the spelling on). What's funny is... I find his too sweet, and he thinks mine is sweeter!

@Unicorn: Huh? Ah! Okay! wait, but... why? What'd I do? What do I owe you? *super confused frantic face*

@Boss Rimi: To me it's 'cause I taste the coke syrup extra. Coke syrup does tend to be a bit on the sweet side the stronger its concentration. Or... I think that was the case.

My plan is basically just to write. I get the evening off from my weekly staff meeting at the mag, but I have no real stuff to do on Easter. However, Easter falls on April 1st... which isn't just April Fools Day. It's also the start of one of the two Camp NaNoWriMo months! For me, that's what makes me excited for the weekend~

@Fade: I've heard lots of things about Ready Player One! Was it fun? To you specifically, of course~ I wanna know!

@Miss Kitty: I am to please... well, myself anyway. xD

@Valentina: Did you summon me? I happen to be a creature of the pun folk. :'D