Taltarzac725 |
04-25-2019 12:43 PM |
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Originally Posted by Abby10
(Post 1644947)
I usually limit myself to 2 cups a day, maybe a decaf later in the day. I got into trouble with drinking too much when I was in my late 20's and working 10-12 hour days. Started having problems with rapid heart beat. When I went to get checked out by a cardiologist he could find NOTHING wrong and suggested that excessive caffeine was probably the issue. I can't drink that much now because my stomach can't take it.
You're the smart one, Tal. I should probably quit all together but I enjoy having something hot in the morning and sometimes tea does an even worse job on my stomach than coffee, believe it or not.
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My roommates in my 2nd and 3rd year of law school as well as Jenny my live in girlfriend after I graduated from the U of MN used to admonish me a lot about all the Coca-Cola and Mountain Dew I drank. Not for NOTHING as I had to go to just diet non caffeinated for the most part about six years ago. Still have a regular Coca-Cola after donating platelets or blood as a treat but try to stay away from it as much as possible.
I am wondering how Jenny's Class of 1990 30th Re-Union will go. Some of her classmates have been Facebook friends of mine for a long time. I was at the U of MN Law library from around 1988 through mid-1991. So, I met a lot of law students. They have about 250 people in each law school class.
I have not had much contact with Jenny since she got married around 1993. Used to write he every once in a while before that happened. Jenny was big on Shakespeare and the like being the daughter of a Wisconsin circuit theater actress who often worked in Shakespeare plays.
I would be interested in her take on a lot of stuff as I shared a great deal with her as well as some with the law school roommate who I had the 2nd year. I had a Korean Medical Professor as my third year law student roommate in a big dorm-- Middlebrook Hall on the U of MN campus. He was getting a 2nd Ph.D to go with his MD and first Ph.D. He teaches medical students and others at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea.
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