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That would be fun Julie, count me in!

I'll send you an invitation Carla! :lol:

Oh no, Julie....that sounds awful! Is it a random thing, where you never know where or when an outbreak will occur? I hope the new doctor in Arizona will be able to shed some light on this.

It is Patti, very random. I never know when I am going to get an outbreak, or where when it does happen. When it's in the throat it's quite scary as it could close up and block my airway. So I was quite on edge, but it finally did let up and started to go down.

today . ...totally amazed .. . .White Chicken Chili w/ ZERO forbidden ingredients!!!!!

SWEET!!!!! Don't you love it when that happens, finding a recipe that has all safe ingredients in it?!?! :D

But, Susie does have a point about the aftermath of White Chicken Chili, beware of the gas bomb bloat :lol:

Is it weird of me to give the figurine to her? I know it's worth sort of a lot so maybe that makes it kinda weird. I don't want to make her feel awkward or anything. I would give it to her in private, not in front of all of the party people. I keep going back and forth. Would it feel strange to you if someone gave you a gift like this given the situation? :unsure: I'm so scared that it's going to come across as creepy.

So I am a little late in weighing in on this, but I agree with everyone else. I think it's a lovely gesture, very meaningful and from the heart, and not weird or creepy at all.

Popping in to tell you all that I spent the day at one of the least likely places a Celiac would go to.

An all day beer fest!

YAY Laura, glad you had a fun day!!!! Quite the brave celiac :lol::lol:

I saw the most heinous, vile display this morning on the Today Show.....a woman was standing in the crowd, holding a little dog in her arms, partially covered with a blanket. She was telling the host how the poor dog has only one eye, is missing a leg and has skin cancer. She went on to say that the vets have given him about 9 months. :(

Here's the part that made me turn off the TV in disgust.....this woman is carting this poor creature around, entering him in The Ugliest Dog in America contest. <_<<_<<_<

This is just heinous and in such poor taste. I see by the link Emily posted he won :o

Got home late Friday and by Saturday afternoon my arm was in flames and had to have PICC line immediately removed. It was a relief as I was ready to do it myself. Arm was so itchy and yucky. It's much better today but I expect after all this excitement, I will sleep for days.

Hi Bev!!!!! Been wondering where you've been. I'm so sorry about the picc line :(

((((HUGS)))) , hope you get some rest!

more later. Movie time coming up, sitting on our respective couches in the cool, darkened room. Going to make Kissey barbecue tonight, I am not lifting a finger. :)

Movie Time!!!!!!!!

What ya watching tonight??

Llama Lady, is that you?? I am confoozled about Terri Hatcher :blink:

Emily, so sorry about Sophie getting car sick , I hope she is feeling better :) What are you and jack going to do while holding down the fort?? :lol: Finding other uses for hockey pads I suppose is on the list. I am thinking you can put them on as elbow pads and in your next marathon take out the competition?? :huh:

Yes, Laura's "DD" stumped me for a few minutes as well, but then I got it. We could just add a "cicle" to it because that is alwyas funny, am I right Sarah?? :lol:

Patti, Design Star is on tonight!!

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Tis a great time at the driving range....then we went to Chili's....and I believe we were sickened by food there, 4 of us out of 6 are stomach ill with the "D" and vomiting and such. For me it feel much different and much worse than when glutened....I feel terrible!

The worst part was it hit while I was in Wegmans buying my groceries...I could not get out of there fast enough....It was a close call...

So now Landen is in his walker, I feel a little better just made dinner and I am going to take it easy....

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Patti, Design Star is on tonight!!

OMGawd! It's on in a half hour :o Thanks for reminding me--it's been such a busy day, I lost track of the time :P

Feel better Amanda :)

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Mtndog
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Amanda- POOPY COW!!!! You and Nikki are both down with an evil bug- hope you both feel better soon......

it looks as though I must go back- Julie is going to AZ, Sophia got sick and Alex is deciding on a gift.....

Don't have regret, you might make just as much progress on orals as you did IV. :)

Thanks Carla, I needed that :):wub: :wub:

:lol: Pseuzee .. .I had no idea at first on the DD, but cup size??? :lol: THAT never came to mind.

Did I hear right that it was up to 110 in Phrez???? :ph34r:

WHAT? Laura had DD cups for a day? :lol: :lol:

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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WHAT? Laura had DD cups for a day? :lol: :lol:

You can do that just for a day?? Do they look real? Or do you have to be not drinking beer at the time? Or with people who ARE drinking beer?

elye Community Regular
elye
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Bev! I'm so sorry about this horrid picc line nightmare for you. But we must listen to Carla....she knows her stuff, and you will likely improve in leaps and bounds on the abx. :):) Now, you've just gotten back from NYC....any chance you can flit over to Philly to meet us the afternoon of July10th? Please say you can! How awesome that would be........

Julie... ..I cannot begin to imagine the fear that must encompass you when a throat angiedema flares up. How horrific.....thank goodness you're okay. :)

Amanda! You and Sophie, the barfers.....hope this passes quickly! Sophie is fine now. She and her buddies are on my brother's computer, mapping out their plan of attack once they scale the walls of the Grand Eaton Centre. Three fifteen-year old girls skipping down Yonge street - -ah, to be young again! :wub:

Yes, now........who IS that gorgeous Aussie woman? Is it our Llama lady? If I did not know better, I'd suspect that it is our Susie - - ya know, dingos = Australia, jewellery-making.....Susie! Is it YOU??

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~alex~
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This is SO nice, Alex! :)

Man, I guess I should be treating my dad more like this....putting him beside the fireplace, cooking really healthy meals for him, letting the neighboUrs in to visit more.... :rolleyes:

...After all, he is about 15 in dog years.......

:lol: Making sure his favoUrite toys are near his bed is another good thing we found! Also hip massages and tummy scratches if you can manage that. And don't forget the frequent kisses on the snout! :lol:

Ryan and I went looking around some used car lots today. We have one safe newer car and one beat up '89 Toyota Corolla. So we have decided to start looking for another car to replace the '89. If money were no object we'd probably go for one of the 2004 Toyota Echos we saw but used Toyotas are just so dang expensive compared to other cars. (edit: actually if money was no object we'd be heading down to the Lexus dealership!). So it will most likely be an American car -- we saw some well priced Ford Focus Sedans (we're not hatchback people). When I told my dad about which cars we were thinking about he immediately went online to start looking up their safety reports! It's such a dad thing to do! :P

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curlyfries
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Janet.............My wildlife ecologist son called this evening, so I asked him about your frog dilemma. This is what he said........

Most likely your frogs are not wandering off. They probably have been falling prey to herons, raccoons, dogs, cats, etc. It would be a good idea to plant some tall grasses along the pond to give them some protection. It is also possible that the water quality is not favorable, especially if there is no circulation. If that's the case, adding water plants will improve the quality of the water.

elye Community Regular
elye
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Mornin, Sillies!

Do NOT see Amanda OR Nikki on, yet......it's rare that I find myself alone in the early morning. Feels.......lonely.. . ..rather like I am talking to myself, which I do regularly throughout my day as it is..... <_<:rolleyes:

Hmmm.... . .tumbleweeds are just too complex visually to represent wif these characters.

How about. .. . .

"""" """" """" """" """" """"

Those are crickets.....can't you hear them? :rolleyes:

Hope you are over your icky stuff and ensconced at your work post, Amanda!

We're into the first week of the kids' summer holidays, and it's raining pretty steadily.... . .. might be a museum-filled day.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

Morning Everyone.

Finally feeling a little better today,. thank goodness since I am at work! Landen had another good night, I think his first tooth is almost completely in. He will not let either of us look at it but when he laughs a certain way we can see it.

I guess thats all for now.

4 days until FL!!!! I am getting a bit nervous now!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Sillies---did you all see George Carlin died? It says of Heart Failure....

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted
When I told my dad about which cars we were thinking about he immediately went online to start looking up their safety reports! It's such a dad thing to do! :P

That is such a "dad" thing :D Whenever I mention we are in the market for something like an appliance, my dad goes into his library of Consumer Reports. I once called him from Lowes when we were comparing washer/dryers :P

Sillies---did you all see George Carlin died? It says of Heart Failure....

I had not seen this--I just woke up. Sad news :( --Mark and I saw George live in the late 70's. I always loved his observations on everything.

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
Posted

Morning all!!.......on the first day of Wimbledon :D

....wait :unsure: ....it always rains on the first week <_< ....the sun's still out though :blink:

Allo in a bag?? (Will loves 'em)

Sophie still sick??

Frogs :blink:

*sniff* Alex's hearttouching dilemma (agree with everyone else)

Bev's lost her PICC :blink: but gained a swimsuit

A Susie poop in

Laura's got double 'D's :o

Crap tumbleweeds and much, much more

Ho-hum...such is life in Sillyville........one day....soon....I will have something funny to say...... :lol:

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Bevvy-poo - not one to make light of ye plight so sorry in advance BUT......

......we are going to do oral for the summer

:ph34r:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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one day....soon....I will have something funny to say...... :lol:

Bevvy-poo - not one to make light of ye plight so sorry in advance BUT......

That was quick! :lol:

Hi Nik :D Hope your sunshine continues, despte Wimbledon.....how are you feeling?

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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Hello Everyone!!! Today's the big day!! Zoning Board meets tonight. All weekend has been spent getting ready for tonight's presentation (I'm mostly moral support and proofreader). Hubby is going to the Zoning Board and I'm headed to the School Board meeting!!! Lot's of fun tonight !!!zzzZZZ!!!

Can't be bothered with the quoting, I'm too far behind . . . I've read everything, just late on comments.

To the Barfers . . . STOP!! . . . Oh Wait, I think you have . . . GOOD!!!

Julie . . . OMG!!! On the throat swelling thing!!! Glad that seems to be behind you. I'm going to go google so I can understand what that is.

Alex . . . What a lovely gesture . . . I would be cryin' my eyes out . . . as either the giver OR the receiver.

Bev . . . I'm sure it feels good to have the pic line out. My fingers are crossed that the oral meds kick some lymie a$$.

Nikki . . . :lol::lol: . . . nice job taking a phrase out of context!!!

Lisa . . . yes, I've started wondering about the raccoons myself. I'm sure it's not cats or dogs. Could be a heron. In the five years we've been here, we've seen one twice, so how many times did he come when we didn't see him. The other frogs we had were leopard frogs and tended to come out more at night. Now we have a bull frog and she (I looked it up and figured out it was a she) seems to be out during the day and hidden away at night. Water quality should be OK, we have goldfish too (with no problems),and there is a small waterfall, too. Lots of nooks and crannies in the surrounding rock to hide in, some lillypads and reeds in the water and some perennials planted around the outside (some tall, some not). Also the deck overlooks the pond so there is access to the underneath of the deck (probably where the raccoon is hanging out though). I have seen raccoon paw prints on our deck. The kids have named the frog Ripples. We have been digging up worms and tossing them onto lillypads and then she goes and gets them. It's been a lot of fun for the kids. She doesn't duck away as soon as we walk up which is nice (might not be good for her though, huh).

And to all the other sillies . . . howdy.

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Howdy back Gian-knit..... :angry: ...how dare you have a life!!!!!!!

While we're on the subject of taking a phrase out of context I read this line

Lisa . . . yes, I've started wondering about the raccoons myself. I'm sure it's not cats or dogs. Could be a heron.

As ''Could be the Heroin''

GAD!!! :o

......yer need to cut it more ;)

In answer to Patteigh - I've got me appetite back :P but gawd, I'm so weak + shakey :rolleyes: ....bored of whinGing really :lol:

N>B 'To Open Original Shared Link is a Brit version of 'To whine with added 'G' :D

<kingdom of superflous spellers :rolleyes: >

Hey! - how's JOO-LEIGH doing????....is she recovering??? :unsure:

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
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...we have goldfish too (with no problems),and there is a small waterfall, too. Lots of nooks and crannies in the surrounding rock to hide in, some lillypads and reeds in the water and some perennials planted around the outside (some tall, some not). Also the deck overlooks the pond so there is access to the underneath of the deck

Your pond sounds lovely! :)

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Howdy back Gian-knit..... :angry: ...how dare you have a life!!!!!!!...zoning boards :blink: , school boards, ironing boards...Ooops! that's me!! :lol:

While we're on the subject of taking a phrase out of context I read this line

Lisa . . . yes, I've started wondering about the raccoons myself. I'm sure it's not cats or dogs. Could be a heron.

As ''Could be the Heroin''

GAD!!! :o

......yer need to cut it more ;)

In answer to Patteigh - I've got me appetite back :P but gawd, I'm so weak + shakey :rolleyes: ....bored of whinGing really :lol:

N>B 'To Open Original Shared Link is a Brit version of 'To whine' with added 'G' :D

<kingdom of superflous spellers :rolleyes: >

Hey! - how's JOO-LEIGH doing????....is she recovering??? :unsure:

Daxin Explorer
Daxin
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Sillies---did you all see George Carlin died? It says of Heart Failure....

I did see that. Tragic, for sure...he was VERY phunnie.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

Janet--Good luck tonight! Hope it all goes smoothly. :)

My pond sounds a lot like yours :D I'd say either one should be a frog's delight :P Our little one is still hanging around--although we live out in the country and there are plenty of critters around.

Nik--glad yer appetite is back! Whinge--I love that! Much phunnier to say than whine ;) I'm adopting it from now on.

Hi Ryan--yes, tis sad about G. Carlin.....he was phunny for sure.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

This special work project about the lab is harder than I thought....yikes!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted
This special work project about the lab is harder than I thought....yikes!

Gawd Amanda, and with you still feeling under the weather :( Hope it won't be too taxing for you today.

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Janet!! I want yer pond! It sounds like a bit of heaven. :)

Speaking of backyards and water, I think we're going to go ahead and have a hot tub put in....rather $$$, but DH and I are now entrenched in our forties, with muscles and tendons that just don't shake off long runs like they used to. So, I'm justifying this as a health expense. Think it's out of our budget right now, but hopefully by winter.....

Gad. I guess I have to hope that there are NO frogs in our yard - - a rather heinous death for one of these little cold-blooded creatures, hopping into 100 degree water... . .. :o

N>B 'To Open Original Shared Link is a Brit version of 'To whine with added 'G' :D

<kingdom of superflous spellers :rolleyes: >

Ah! How is it pronounced, Nik?? WINDJE? (rhyming with hinge?) :huh:

This special work project about the lab is harder than I thought....yikes!

Ah!! And I have the brain this week, Amanda! I'll see if I can courier it down to ya this aft.....

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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Ah! How is it pronounced, Nik?? WINDJE? (rhyming with hinge?) :huh:

:lol: :lol: love the way WINDJE looks

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