I wanted to know if you ever eat hot/warm food or large meals in your own room, or snacks only.

This can include take­out and the like.

Just wanna know if I’m alone in this, because I rarely eat in the kitchen or din­ing room.

I give you the Goods and The Bads to sun­days game also give your some Stats and a Auto High­light from Joe Starkey from the San Fran­cisco 49rs Radio Network.

Even though I’m 11 years old, my dream is so become a first class chef (fine din­ing and pas­tary work). Can some­one tell me how I can start to pre­pare to become a chef with­out break­ing the bank? Like stuff I can eas­ily do at home. It would also be help­ful for some recip­ies I should try. Thank you to every­one who answers.
Also I for­got to add: Could some­one give me some tips?

I go for a 45 min walk at lunch time and 15 mins to the train sta­tion in the morn­ing and on the way home. Aside for this I don’t do any­thing. I am not seek­ing moti­va­tion to go to the gym. I have a free gym in the build­ing that I never use as I have the gym. I want to burn more calo­ries and am will­ing to explore activ­i­ties or quirky ways to get more steps or move­ment into my dayI want some ideas.

Kan­ga­roo Curry cooked over 10 hours in a slow cooker. Beef, lamb or chicken can be used instead of kan­ga­roo with this recipe.

If you were hav­ing a body trans­plant, Madonna and Gwyneth Pal­trow would prob­a­bly be quite high up on your donor wish­list, and they both worhsip Tracy Anderson’s car­dio tech­nique. It’s is an all-over body blast, made up of fast paced dance rou­tines to thump­ing dance tracks. It’s not for begin­ners, but if you love danc­ing and already have a fairly good fit­ness level, she’ll be per­fect for you. Tracy’s the­ory is that reps result in ‘bulk­ing up’, so the var­ied moves mean the ton­ing and shap­ing is bal­anced all over you body. Tracy first breaks down the rou­tines for you to learn, which is a good work­out on it’s own, before going into the full paced ver­sions. You can choose to fol­low her from in front or behind, depend­ing on what’s eas­i­est for you. It’s an advanced work­out, but if you are look­ing for a chal­lenge and quick results, it’s defi­nately worth a try.

I’m 16 and ive got long brown hair, brown eyes and realy pale skin, the prob­lem is cos ive got very pale skin i always look like im ill or a bit unaproach­able, wat make-up goes best with pale­skin and brown eyes and hair? x

So right now I teach Zumba classes (latin/world dance fit­ness) and I LOVE it.. so much that I’m going to start tak­ing pri­vate lessons for ballroom/latin style. They want me to wear heels.. between 2–2.5 in. … I’ve never danced in heels so I’m ner­vous, but more impor­tantly.… what brands should I buy?? I don’t want to spend a ton of money on this… maybe $75 at most? I found a cute pair http://www.danceshoesonline.com/tags/ls_g1.html i like the style and I can get a cute heel at 2.2″ but are they com­forable, how well do they hold up? what other brands would you recommend??

Thanks!!

As men­tioned, I have hazel-brown eyes. Specif­i­cally, I have a medium brown color around the pupil (takes up most of the eye) and a deep for­est green col­ored ring around the out­side. Does any­one know how I could do my eye makeup so that the green stands out or how I can make the color of my eyes look lighter? Thank you to all who respond.