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Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
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None of you are posting on the bed thread except for Patti? I can't believe a bed thread hasn't stirred up trouble .... I guess mold just isn't as interesting as Altoids. :D

I hope all of you are doing well. :)

Gosh Carla, I posted on your thread and you even answered me. :o

It is a very interesting topic and I Am happy you are finding some answers

Morning all you sillies. Beautiful here in Philly today

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Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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It's a beautiful morning here. Went for a long walk down the hill, past the alpaca ranch where they all looked up at me in consternation -why was I disturbing their rest and was I going to feed them? Then along the water front, mostly blocked by overpriced, humongoid houses, but still enough spaces to see the water and the sunrise. Up the hill on the other side where all the houses are tucked back in the trees, and home along my road upon which I was greeted by all the dogs out walking their owners.

A nice way to start the morning. No one has peed or puked on the furniture, what more could I ask for?

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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None of you are posting on the bed thread except for Patti? I can't believe a bed thread hasn't stirred up trouble .... I guess mold just isn't as interesting as Altoids. :D

I hope all of you are doing well. :)

:lol: .....but seriously...I did read it and I hope a new bed proves to further aide your recovery :)

It's a beautiful morning here. Went for a long walk down the hill, past the alpaca ranch where they all looked up at me in consternation -why was I disturbing their rest and was I going to feed them? Then along the water front, mostly blocked by overpriced, humongoid houses, but still enough spaces to see the water and the sunrise. Up the hill on the other side where all the houses are tucked back in the trees, and home along my road upon which I was greeted by all the dogs out walking their owners.

A nice way to start the morning. No one has peed or puked on the furniture, what more could I ask for?

Sounds bloomin' lovely :D ....and of course no pee/poo/puke is always a bonus I find.

Patti championing the cause!!!...soon it will seminars in the car park :lol:

I really must get me arse in gear and sort out kids uniforms/book bags/packed lunches & or dinner money.....but am very apathetic after a roast chicken dinner :rolleyes:

Ptauomn still on the missing list??? :(

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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Mold, scary! :o

Amanda!!! Hope you are feeling better today :)

Nothing happened, that's the problem. Evildoer ex-girlfriend killed my mojo...... wah.

Mojo :lol:

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Should be terrific - - Elsie and Gus are Team Psilly Psubstandard Poodles

Sounds like a fun event :)

Go Team Psilly Psubstandard Poodles!!!!!

I ended up inviting her to the board and giving her my email address! :P

That's Patti, always extending a helpful hand :)

No one has peed or puked on the furniture, what more could I ask for?

It's a good way to start the day with no poo/pee/puke crimes :lol:

Your walk does sound lovely, the alpacas give that extra added touch :lol:

How are you feeling Jess?

I really must get me arse in gear and sort out kids uniforms/book bags/packed lunches & or dinner money.....but am very apathetic after a roast chicken dinner :rolleyes:

Ptauomn still on the missing list??? :(

MMMMMM roast chicken!

Tis another Monday around the corner, back to the weekday grind Nikki :lol:

I emailed Tom yesterday.

Fellow Facebook Sillies, I can't figure out how to get me location to show up, do I have to join that network or sumfin?? I can't see where to do it :huh: I am confoozled....

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Hi All-

I sent Tom a text msg yesterday and a few hours later I got a response it said Hi...sorry I havent been on in awhile.

That was it.

Patti youre right, what a change in weather from yesterday. Today it is sunny but seems cooler.

We had more Becky drama last night, she has an airline ticket for tomorrow morning which is good. I woke up feeling much better. I only got 2 more days of vacation before I go back to work, I dont want to be sick!

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted
How are you feeling Jess?

Other than feeling like I was hit across the abdomen with a baseball bat, I feel great. I was surprised how long it took for the last effects of the anesthesia to wear off (a couple weeks), but now that my brain works again, I'm less tired than I was before the surgery.

I try to walk three times a day, working my way up to a couple miles each time, and I'm slowly returning to eating healthy instead of indulging myself (boy I'm gonna miss that :P ).

elye Community Regular
elye
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Well, that was a GREAT family event. There were apparently over two thousand dogs there.. . . . .....HEAVEN! :wub: They always raise a fair amount of money, so this year will be no different. After the walk they had contests: Smallest dog, biggest dog, cutest dog, dog and owner lookalikes, best trick, etc. Gus came in second for cutest dog! He lost to a snippy little Jack Russel. BAH! :angry:<_<

The lookalike winner was hilarious, and I should have gotten a picture....it was a little, older man with a face that looked like it had been slammed in a door - - pushed-in nose and mouth, jowls, and....you guessed it...he had a pug. I am certain he got this dog so that everyone would forever be commenting on this phenomenal, startling resemblance. Perhaps he had plastic surgery done to achieve this!! :o There are some strange pholk around......... <_<

Moldy beds! Gah! Must reads this.. . . ....dangerous stuff...... . . ......

A nice way to start the morning. No one has peed or puked on the furniture, what more could I ask for?

Mygawd, Jess.....Now have you got Lisa's drunken houseguest Debre for a few days??

Fellow Facebook Sillies, I can't figure out how to get me location to show up, do I have to join that network or sumfin?? I can't see where to do it :huh: I am confoozled....

Hmmmm.....I did this so long ago, I phorget...... . ...but I do remember the whole website being difficult to navigate. I'll go check it out.

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DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Morning sillies,

lots of nice walks and lovely fall days, it sounds like.....well, it's only going to be bloody 102 here today... :angry:

anywho, this is all I got. Um, my friend was shocked I"d never heard of these guys - anywho, here's a video - hip-hoppapotamus - one sings and one dances and - the one dancing in the background almost makes me guffaw :lol:

elye Community Regular
elye
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:lol::lol:

They guy in the back got a couple of big *snooooorts* outta me.........

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Gus came in second for cutest dog! He lost to a snippy little Jack Russel. BAH! :angry:<_<

BAH indeed! :angry: Gus is a winner wif us :wub:

Glad you guys had a nice time :D

JNBunnie1 Community Regular
JNBunnie1
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BAH indeed! :angry: Gus is a winner wif us :wub:

Glad you guys had a nice time :D

Which forum is the moldy bed thread in? I wanna check it out, we're looking at new mattresses.

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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Hmmmm.....I did this so long ago, I phorget...... . ...but I do remember the whole website being difficult to navigate. I'll go check it out.

Thanks Emily, Donna came to the rescue and figured it out for me ;)

Um, my friend was shocked I"d never heard of these guys - anywho, here's a video - hip-hoppapotamus - one sings and one dances and - the one dancing in the background almost makes me guffaw :lol:

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That was phunny :lol:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Which forum is the moldy bed thread in? I wanna check it out, we're looking at new mattresses.

Check it out--

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:D

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
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A nice way to start the morning. No one has peed or puked on the furniture, what more could I ask for?

Jess,,,,,great morning the rest of the day should be over the top. Glad your feeling better also

We had more Becky drama last night, she has an airline ticket for tomorrow morning which is good. I woke up feeling much better. I only got 2 more days of vacation before I go back to work, I dont want to be sick!

nice you wrote to Tom

last time i wrote email said his box was full

Glad your feeling better. Aren't you glad you didn't go away and get sick....

good riddence to Becky :ph34r:

Morning sillies,

lots of nice walks and lovely fall days, it sounds like.....well, it's only going to be bloody 102 here today... :angry:

where do you guys find these things lordy

hope you cool off soon Susie

it's perfect here today.....yesterday.........NOT SO MUCH :lol:

jIM AND I had a great morning

we went to a faculty brunch at the local community arts center where Jim is a on staff.

it was a great brunch........TOO LOOK AT. :lol: LOTS OF CHAMPAINE AND WINE --MY COFFE WAS GOOD ;)

met alot of the faculty and decided i'm going to take a class.

The conversation was such fun and stimulating..........just what i've needed lately

Nice to have a fun morning with hubby since he's been busy teaching and staffing the local Hawk watch migration program.

judy

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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The conversation was such fun and stimulating..........just what i've needed lately

What!!??!! . . . You don't find THIS conversation fun and stimulating!!??!! . . . :lol::lol: . . . Now if you had said intellectual and mature . . . THAT I could understand needing to go elsewhere to obtain . . . :lol:

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
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What!!??!! . . . You don't find THIS conversation fun and stimulating!!??!! . . . :lol::lol: . . . Now if you had said intellectual and mature . . . THAT I could understand needing to go elsewhere to obtain . . . :lol:

B)B) UMMMMMMMM ahhhhhhhhhh what the hell----- :blink: sorry :)

Since i don't get out of the house much............ :lol: and you guys are my connection to the world........well you can see how maybe this could be a 'miss speak' :o

It wasn't intended to say there is not alot of intellectual and mature conversation here in sillyville :lol:

cause on occasion this sure is! Let's see---Going to go find a post :lol:

and while i'm looking ............ i can't find the blooming catalog of the classes............maybe it's in the same place as the I & M conversation..........must go find them both--than me glasses.........then maybe 'me' brain.

good one Janet. :lol:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

Judy thats great you are going to take a class. I bet it will be fun and intellectual.

Just got back from the grocery store...what a zoo! But I needed buttermilk to make these Cranberry Coconut muffins and I needed stuff for dinner.

It did get hot out today after all...

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
Posted

:lol::lol::lol:

There ain't no party like my Nana's teaparty.......Hi ho :lol:

Jess!!.....I say CONTINUE with the treats!!....got a big hole in your abdomen area now that can't possibly be filled yet ;)

Ptaum contact was made!!!!!!!

GUS!!!!!!!!!.....he's soooo handsome - he was robbed of first place!! :angry:

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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As interesting, maybe, but a heck of a lot scarier :o Jeeze, I still can't get over it--the beds are moldy and they didn't even recall them or let anyone know??? <_<:angry:

Yeah, really, it's terrible!

Gosh Carla, I posted on your thread and you even answered me. :o

It is a very interesting topic and I Am happy you are finding some answers

Morning all you sillies. Beautiful here in Philly today

Oops! Judy, I knew you posted on the thread ...... I just haven't been on THIS thread in a while and forgot you posted here! Sorry. :ph34r:

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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and while i'm looking ............ i can't find the blooming catalog of the classes............maybe it's in the same place as the I & M conversation..........must go find them both--than me glasses.........then maybe 'me' brain.

And how is it you expect us to believe you only had coffee? :thatMomlook:

elye Community Regular
elye
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Judy, what course are you going to take? Something fun and stimulating, or intellectual and mature? Hell, don't bother wif a course... . . just stay in Sillyville, where you get it all! <_<:lol:

Someone made contact with Ptaoughmghmn?? I must have missed that.......just Amanda's, or did someone else get a longer response? :huh:

I have been holding off emailing him as I assumed he would be getting bombarded with emails from inquiring well-wishers.....HOW IS HE DOING??

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I didn't email Pataughmn because the last couple of group emails I've replied to, his comes back undeliverable (full mailbox). I am really concerned about him ....

Judith--I think it's fantastic that you're considering taking a class. I'm so happy that you and Jim went today and had such a nice time :D

Amanda--it did get warm today. How are you doing? B)

Nik!!! Yer wedding picture is beautiful......regal even! :D

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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Someone made contact with Ptaoughmghmn?? I must have missed that.......just Amanda's, or did someone else get a longer response? :huh:

I have been holding off emailing him as I assumed he would be getting bombarded with emails from inquiring well-wishers.....HOW IS HE DOING??

I did email Tom, basically he's feeling very unsilly :(:(

I told him that we all have been very worried and his presence is greatly missed and hoped he would at least pop in and say hello.

Hi JOO-DEE!!! A class sounds like good fun, stimulating for the noggin for sure :)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I did email Tom, basically he's feeling very unsilly :(:(

I told him that we all have been very worried and his presence is greatly missed and hoped he would at least pop in and say hello.

Thanks Julie--I did remember you said you emailed him. I hope he feels good enough to pop in soon--poor thing. :(

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I didnt email Tom I sent him a text message from my cell phone. Still contact was made :)

Hi Patti- I am doing real well.

Tonight Jen and I are having dinner, I am making gluten free spagheti and sauces and we are eating downstairs. She was supposed to work at 7 but they dont need her till 11 now.

Then John and I want to check on a house down the road.

Plus I just made my muffins. They are good :)

I bought the muffin mix at Canadaguia Spice COmpany in NY on my honeymoon. I went to the store since I heard they carried gluten free stuff. Turns out they made their own mixes. So I chose this mix and never used it. So today I found it and I went to go and order online since they gave me their card. Turns out they went out of business and closed August 30th......It was a cute little store :)

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