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Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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OMG--for me there was never a question--absolute, blatant abuse, continually. A wonderful read, more so due to the fact that it is autobiographical...but certainly not a laugh a minute. I thought much of what the children were forced to live through was quite horrific....demoralizing...dangerous....

Any of you read Running with Scissors? I didn't see the movie, so I don't know how well it held up. Currently reading Look Me in the Eye . . . he is the brother of the author of Running with Incisors Scissors. Both are memoirs and they too are from an outrageously dysfunctional family.

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DingoGirl Enthusiast
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Any of you read Running with Scissors? I didn't see the movie, so I don't know how well it held up. Currently reading Look Me in the Eye . . . he is the brother of the author of Running with Incisors Scissors. Both are memoirs and they too are from an outrageously dysfunctional family.

I saw the movie........absolutely heinous. did not translate well, but I'd heard that.......I LURVE me some stories of dysfunctional families. Glass Castle is my current fave......Angela's Ashes - all-time fave.

Painting the ceiling....if you SEE ME HERE again........SCREAM AT ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :ph34r: I am WAY too bored, doing this!!!!!!!!! gawd HELP me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:blink:

who lives nearby? TOM!!!!!!! Tom's only 2.5 hours. GET OVER HERE! Bring yer ABSINTHE!!!!!!!!!!

;)

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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And then, Janet, you must head due north, where you can hit Alex, Peter and me. No boat needed. If you come soon, you'll likely still need snowshoes, howevah.... <_<

Well, we are hoping to stop at Niagra Falls . . . but that's a little tougher to schedule. That whole stop is weather dependant, but we do swing by awfully close.

We've got a new family plan to start visiting all the states (and some provinces) on family vacations instead of (or in addition to) our annual South Carolina beach vacation.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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Painting the ceiling....if you SEE ME HERE again........SCREAM AT ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :ph34r: I am WAY too bored, doing this!!!!!!!!! gawd HELP me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:blink:

who lives nearby? TOM!!!!!!! Tom's only 2.5 hours. GET OVER HERE! Bring yer ABSINTHE!!!!!!!!!!

;)

Now, exactly what do you want your ceiling to look like when you're done????

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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And next year, we are talking about heading out to Washington to see my brother (West Richland) and spend a little time in Seattle . . . Jess's neck of the woods but apparently (based on her profile) she lives in the middle of Puget Sound so we might have to rent a boat.

They actually provide boats (for a small fee). I live on an island and there's a ferry, but I work in Seattle so if you did manage to brave the wild west it would be fun to meet.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Now, exactly what do you want your ceiling to look like when you're done????

well, it should look wackl, I should hope....... :wacko:

:lol:

They actually provide boats (for a small fee). I live on an island and there's a ferry, but I work in Seattle so if you did manage to brave the wild west it would be fun to meet.

Well, hell, if they're in Seattle, they MAY as well just come on down - just a short jaunt ;) - to cali-for-nye-aye!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's only a..............two-day drive? or three?

:D

tom Contributor
tom
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Bah!! Too many Blocks ag'in!!!

Part 1A?

I'm out there, in the world, between errands, and find myself parked in my Mayberryish Willow Glen, not starting the car in order to read along, and I'm sure getting some looks from pedestrians as I cackle away.

There were TEARS!!!!!! :lol:

Part one:

no nuggets? quel horror.......what will I do? I DID buy a three-pack of that milk chocolate at Trader Joe's - the same one Tom had? Quite delish - - alas - I think the three SMALL bars are to be one delightful, little serving APIECE.....I ate all three in one day, I think.... :ph34r:

Yup, thems the ones.

Have tried the Dark too, but . .. .eh

They're not really supposed to last through a night are they?

I have now had the Absente - four times? no phaerie sighting a'tall. :blink: what in hell?

And to think Pseuzee pseemed most phaeriphiable!!!!

Last effort I recall, you had maybe one & a half, then polluted the bottle pouring back the sugared drink.

<shaking head>

I think 2 drinks did it at first, but not everytime lately. No idea how many oz that is. (Ok SOME idea . ..maybe 2oz per)

By 3 or 4 (note to roomie - NOT 10!!) phaerie should be in phull phlight. :rolleyes:

Mygawd....we actually signed that treaty, didn't we? Swapping S's for Z's, the whole hidden and superfluous "U" clause, ER versus RE word endings....

All Canada does is import rules...we never export a thing! :lol:

Hehehehe nevre expoUrt

What so many men are "absolutely certain" they've heard whispered as they leave the gym locker room........

:lol: :lol:

<someone STOP her! She's killin' me!>

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tom Contributor
tom
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Which is your fave so far, Ptaum?

I haven't tippled enough St George to say.

I think I like Lucid over Kubler by just the meagerest of margins. A tad zippier flavoUr perhaps.

Ohhh...you are in TROUBLE!!!!!!! Ptaum- we gotta talk about this smoking thing!!!

Whaaaaaaaaa .. . :huh:

OK, gimme a call

1-800-wishididntlikeitsodamnmuch

:lol: :lol: :lol: Or try smoking the Green faerie....I hear it's quite wonderful. i grew some in my backyard last summer (just a type of salvia) but kept finding all these hippie dudes out back every night playing drums and well, frankly, it gt embarassing when they set up a nudist colony so I burned it.

:lol:

See how she NOW calls the nudist colony THEIR Idea???? :P

OMG - is this an urban legend - the salvia? I want some... will it take away my anxiety? :unsure:

Ghyad no! (Ok I don't really know) I'd be afraid it could magnify & extrapolate it to infinity and beyonnnnnnnnnnnnd.

I did read a few articles about it last month, while states started making it illegal.

It's allegedly quite hallucinogenic, tho for no more than an hour.

I do not LIKE this I do not LIKE this and - - Kissey wants his original Kissey back. :(

Ohhhhhhhhh .. . .. ..

Aw Sooooosie .. . .. .it seems I have too many things to say here & that some could come off wrong or just plain BE wrong.

It's true- she's coming! She's coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They've been holding out on us!!!!

DETAILS!!!!!!! (Cryeth the King!)

If Bev can fit me into her busy schedule . . . we will be in Boxford from the 5th through the 11th or 12th. We will have some mandatory Bostonian sight-seeing to perform, but we're flexible at this point.

Woohoo!! This is in just ELEVEN DAYS?????

elye Community Regular
elye
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Well, we are hoping to stop at Niagra Falls . . . but that's a little tougher to schedule. That whole stop is weather dependant, but we do swing by awfully close.

We've got a new family plan to start visiting all the states (and some provinces) on family vacations instead of (or in addition to) our annual South Carolina beach vacation.

Oh!! Janet, a trip up here MUST, at some point early on, involve a good visit to the capitol. This is a truly beautiful city. :)

I think 2 drinks did it at first, but not everytime lately. No idea how many oz that is. (Ok SOME idea . ..maybe 2oz per)

By 3 or 4 (note to roomie - NOT 10!!) phaerie should be in phull phlight.

Gawd..it didn't take me 3 or 4.....Sitting back after the last sip of my second, things were pretty marvelous--and phunneeeee......yes, Phull Phlight. :rolleyes:

tom Contributor
tom
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And next year, we are talking about heading out to Washington to see my brother (West Richland) and spend a little time in Seattle . . . Jess's neck of the woods but apparently (based on her profile) she lives in the middle of Puget Sound so we might have to rent a boat.

I've heard there's a phaerie ferry. <_<

who lives nearby? TOM!!!!!!! Tom's only 2.5 hours. GET OVER HERE! Bring yer ABSINTHE!!!!!!!!!!

;)

OK St George & Lucid safely packed & I got the dried cherries you asked for at Casa de Fruta and am now ~30miles out of Chowchilla.

Which exit was Stepford again?

:lol:Plains Dingo!! :lol:

Ridgewalker Contributor
Ridgewalker
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Happy Late Easter everybody! :D

Good news: The kids have been rapidly improving since the great kitchen cleaning of last week!

Bad news: These same two lovely sweet children DESTROYED my kitchen this morning whilst I slept.

They got a carton of strawberries out of the fridge. Ah, how nice- a wonderful healthy morning snack. Then they decided they wanted a little sugar sprinkled on the strawberries. :o

In case you're wondering, I keep the sugar in the cabinet above the stove. But Ezra is a climber.

The strawberry juice had mixed with the sugar as it traveled around the kitchen. Also, Lucas tried to Wet-Swiffer the sugar that was all over the floor. :unsure: Therefore, by the time I got up, the sugar had hardened into cement on the table and floor. Oh-- before Lucas finished, he decided to also Swiffer their bathroom. :o So that floor also had a nice shiny glaze of sugar glue.

But I didn't scream. I didn't even yell. I didn't have to. They took one look at my swollen, crusty, red-oozing-eye face, and bolted to their rooms- "I'm cleaning my room, Mom! See?" :rolleyes:

After I reconstituted the sugar cement, and scraped it off the floor, I mopped about a half dozen times. Then discovered the bathroom and mopped that.

Then discovered that sugar had made it's way into the living room onto my side table which is ACTUALLY- get this- an antique potty. Yes, I have an antique toilet in my living room, and it's one of my prized possessions. It kind of just looks like a cube-shaped table with a door in the front. But it's really an old potty. :D Been in my family for God knows how long.

Anyhoo..... the kitchen is clean again, and the kids are at my Mom's for a sleepover. YAY! :lol:

I had a bunch more I wanted to write, but I'll have to do it later.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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OMG Sarah--I'm exhausted just reading that! :lol:

elye Community Regular
elye
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Sarah!!! Quelle heinositee!!!

Sugar glue........eeeeyyaaaauuuggghhhh...... :o:o

Yes, I have an antique toilet in my living room, and it's one of my prized possessions. It kind of just looks like a cube-shaped table with a door in the front. But it's really an old potty. :D Been in my family for God knows how long.

This is what I need in MY living room, for the times when I'm sitting by the fire with the absinthe, and I have one...then two....then perhaps three...Ptaum, tell John that this type of living room furniture is available. :lol:

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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OK St George & Lucid safely packed & I got the dried cherries you asked for at Casa de Fruta and am now ~30miles out of Chowchilla.

Which exit was Stepford again?

Oh excellent!!!!!!! I'll put the fresh sheets on yer bed. 'Tis almost done now, yer late!!!!!

[OMG - he said Chowchilla. :lol: Just makes me laugh. We had a friend visit Chowchilla ( my mom's second husband - my stepfather - has a HEINOUS house there and I have actually stayed out there a couple of times - good gawd - middle o' nowhere - fo' sho' :blink: and stinks like ass dairy out there - a smell you can't imagine) and.....this comedian was from the east coast - he kept wanting a New Yawk Deli - - we cracked up as we drove him to Save Mart Deli - - anywho - - he named it Cha-chilla - and it has stuck - though my stepfather won't say it......... :lol: ]

SARAH!!!!!!!! Quelle heinositee, indeed!!!!!!!!!! :o Dried sugar cement, everywhere.......and somehow.....I am laughing at this.... :lol: sorry! :ph34r: YER STILL PHUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and.......what is this decorative toilet ya have there???????????????????????

:lol:

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~alex~
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Perhaps this is just positive thinking on my part because it has been a VERY short time since Colin's been completely gluten-free but I think I may be seeing some small changes. :D He was over here this evening and played some Scabble with me and Ryan and he actually finished the game the game with us! Previously he would just want to watch us play and if he did play he would usually stop half way through and retreat to be by himself for a time (it wasn't due to inattention I don't think just feelings of anxiety and being overwhelmed). I know it seems like a small thing but it seemed pretty huge to me. I just wanted to jump up and down and hug him after realizing it was the first time he's actually finished a game with me in at least 2-3 years.

Susie, I think you said something about melatonin? I definitely think it has the potential to effect everyone differently. I have found it helps me sleep (although it does give me strange, vivid dreams) and don't notice any other effects from it but Colin said melatonin made him feel foggy and even more out of sorts than usual.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Oh Alex--that's such great news about Colin! :D

elye Community Regular
elye
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ALEX!!!!

To quote Mom: THIS IS FAN-F*CKING-TASTIC NEWS!!!!

Yay, Colin!!!!! :):):):):)

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Susie, I think you said something about melatonin? I definitely think it has the potential to effect everyone differently. I have found it helps me sleep (although it does give me strange, vivid dreams) and don't notice any other effects from it but Colin said melatonin made him feel foggy and even more out of sorts than usual.

:) I am so excited about Colin and his FUTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but..........this confirms it...... I am - for the moment - BROKEN UP w/ my melatonin. Back on effexor and will re-evaluate later......................

~alex~ Explorer
~alex~
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He was over here this evening and played some Scabble with me and Ryan and he actually finished the game the game with us!

:lol: I spelled Scrabble wrong! :ph34r: Oh the irony . . .

To quote Mom: THIS IS FAN-F*CKING-TASTIC NEWS!!!!:)

Yes this most definitely describes it! Thanks for your excitement everyone. Outside of my immediate family there aren't too many other people in my life besides the Sillies who would understand the hugeness of being able to finish a board game.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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~alex~ . . . Great News!! Hope it gets better and better . . .

. . . and I just want to remind you that all of us on the silly thread are avatar connoisseurs . . . so where's your pic, missy???!!!???

Ridgewalker Contributor
Ridgewalker
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This is what I need in MY living room, for the times when I'm sitting by the fire with the absinthe, and I have one...then two....then perhaps three...Ptaum, tell John that this type of living room furniture is available. :lol:

and.......what is this decorative toilet ya have there???????????????????????

Ok, it's similar to this, but no back or sides. Mine has an actual bottom, with a lid and a door in front.

This is also similar, again mine has no back or sides... and this one is a lot nicer than mine.

Another example This one is the most similar to mine, although mine is kind of rough around the edges... and someone painted it dark green a few decades ago. :P

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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. . . and I just want to remind you that all of us on the silly thread are avatar connoisseurs . . .

. . . and toilet connoisseurs . . . :lol:

Ridgewalker Contributor
Ridgewalker
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. . . and toilet connoisseurs . . . :lol:

Naturally! And by the way, I looooove that no one here finds it odd that I have a toilet in my living room. Most of my friends are quite confuzzled by my fondness for it.

Ridgewalker Contributor
Ridgewalker
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Alex, I am sooo happy to hear about Colin! Seeing progress already is wonderful!!!

SARAH!!!!!!!! Quelle heinositee, indeed!!!!!!!!!! :o Dried sugar cement, everywhere.......and somehow.....I am laughing at this.... :lol: sorry! :ph34r: YER STILL PHUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ya have to laugh... you know that's why kids are so cute, right? So you don't chuck 'em out the window. :lol: My kids do this type of thing on a semi-regular basis. While I'm cleaning, I just keep reminding myself, "This will make a funny story... really it will." In fact... One my really early posts was about Ezra doing one of his diabolical deeds. Check it out Open Original Shared Link.

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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Naturally! And by the way, I looooove that no one here finds it odd that I have a toilet in my living room. Most of my friends are quite confuzzled by my fondness for it.

That you have it is not a surprise to me. In my pre-diagnosis period there were times when it seemed like I lived on the potty. Having one in such a convenient place would have been wonderful.

But then, I think, having it is one thing, but actually using it would be another thing altogether. It makes me think of the chamber pots that were common in the days before indoor commodes. I imagine that the, um, aroma could be somewhat troubling. :(

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