On June 30th iWeb will disappear from Apple. Everyone has to move over to “the Cloud”, whether they want to or not. I’ve already made the transition in most ways, but my original website, www.craftyfarmgirl.com, was created in iWeb. This site originated on November 3 of 2009 and ended when I made the switch over to WordPress and craftyfarmgirl.net on December 5, 2010. I’ve only re-posted maybe 2 original posts from that site, but when I was telling my friend Lorraine the other day that at the end of the month the original Crafty Farm Girl site was disappearing forever she implored upon me to transfer the best of the best over with haste. She recalled this post below and said that when she read it was when she realized she had to get to know me better (our sons were already good friends).
It was also the post that drew a line in the sand with my husband and me – apparently a client that he’d told about the site had read this post and made some comment to him about it. He came home that evening telling me that I couldn’t post things like that anymore because he referred clients to my site all the time. I told him to stop referring clients then because I wasn’t going to stop saying things like this. The end result was that he didn’t stop referring clients to my site and I didn’t stop saying what I wanted.
Alli Diet Plan
Originally posted on www.craftyfarmgirl.com on Saturday, June 12, 2010
In my continual effort to lose the ghastly amount of weight I’ve put on over the past few years, on Friday I started the over-the-counter FDA approved Alli diet. I’m not sure what you know about this diet if you know anything at all, but essentially it blocks some of the fat that you eat from being absorbed.
If you stick to the recommended fat intake of 15 fat grams per meal all is supposed to be fine. However, if you go out and eat a Big Mac or a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken for dinner, you’re going to suffer from what the makers of Alli nicely calls “treatment effects”.
Basically you shit your pants.
Wow.
That is one motivating factor to keep me on the straight and narrow. It’s been two days, and so far no “treatment effects”.
If you want to read a hysterical article on Alli you can check out this link. Don’t read it if you’ve got a sensitive stomach.
Alli Side Effects in Layman’s Terms
Even though I’m taking the pill I can’t read this stuff and not laugh out loud.
I imagine I won’t be laughing if I’m suffering some of those “treatment effects” though while shopping at Target or something.
I’ll keep you posted on the success (or failure). In the meantime, you might want to give me a wide berth if you run into me at the grocery store.
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As a follow up to this post I have a few things.
Is this pill still even on the market? It was so hot when it came out and I haven’t heard a word about it lately.
It didn’t work at all for me. I stuck to it perfectly for like 2 weeks and didn’t lose any weight so I gave up. Those side effects can only be worth the risk with visible results in my opinion. I guess things like this are just one of those things that since the dawn of time and until the end of time people that are desperate to lose weight will still buy, clinging to the hope that “this one” will work for them.
I did eventually lose a lot of the weight that I had gained I am happy to say. There will always be more to lose and I’ll never be as skinny as I used to be, but I’m fairly happy with how I am now. That’s something.
Also, if you read me way back when or even just recently been through my old site and saw something that you think shouldn’t disappear into cyberspace forever, just send me a comment and I’ll try to get it transferred over for others to enjoy.
I am glad you were able to salvage this post. I don’t know what happened to Alli but I do recall all the hype about the product. I never knew for sure what the side effects were, but now I know that I presumed correctly. I have been posting for a couple of years now and have learned that some things just slip away into cyberspace forever at the whims of the powers that be.
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley