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jerseyangel
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I'm here :D

We just made "Brownie in a cup"--so good. :rolleyes:

Tis a warm, sultry evenin' here.....getting over a cold, so thinking about hitting the hay soon. (so boring, I know......)

Tried two new wines today at the grocery store.

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mimommy
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Oh, I wish. . . . .....not great things today, I am afraid. :( Overnight my dad has fallen worse - -they are suspecting that he may have had a small stroke. When I saw him today he was sleeping the whole time, and has apparently been doing so since they tried to rouse him early this morning. So, they are calling with updates.... . . . . ..

Tareeeesuh, why don't you name your li'l wee one Leslie? :huh:B) 'Tis my dad's name. I actually am kidding, but when I was reading your attempts at finding a name, I of course kept thinking of him, and suddenly remembered that his name is good for male or female creatures. .. .....

Sunny is lovely.

Man, we have to meet. Just reading Rayechull's fab, uplifting post, and thinking about how you guys have become such close friends, I suddenly feel a surge of urgency, of a real want like never before to congregate with you all, somewhere, somehow. A lot of this is coming from my sadness re. Dad, but nonetheless I've realized how you have all become a real part of my life. . . . .....incredible. You were the first people, after my immediate family, whom I went to and spilled about my dad.

Thanks for being here, you hilarious, wonderful lot. :wub::wub:

Jyess, you need to tell yer boss to p!ss off.

Sorry, I'm just takin' no prisoners right now. . . .. . . .

Emily, dear Em. My heart is full of love for you and yours. You are such an EXCEPTIONAL human being, come from excellent stock! You are your father's daughter, as far as I can see, and he is such a joy to this planet. My deepest wishes for a quick recovery and years of loving family time together. No matter what the need, we are here for you. <<<<hug>>>>

Yes, we MUST find a way to meet, if only for a one nighter. I am ready to credit card the expense--any one else? If the gorillas can do it every year, then surely we can do it once, eh folks?

It is ironic and heartening how a sudden intense realization can come from adversity, and for us to have found one another in this big world is nothing short of miraculous. We should honor the friendships created here by sharing the joy face to face.

And get really rip roaring drunk, too ;)

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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l'll just pour meself a good long drink and settle on in...

Well, if that's the rule, I'm in.

Yes, we MUST find a way to meet, if only for a one nighter.

:o :o :o Mimsy's proposing we all have a one night stand!!

I'm in for that, too.

Just watched Mama Mia. Very fun.

But also a bit worried about Lyle. He's limping badly and sleeping under the bed. I think it's an abscess. I'll keep him locked in tonight and see how it is in the morning. Not looking forward to a trip to the emergency vet (many $$$), but also don't want a cat with a bad owie. :(

elye Community Regular
elye
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Yes, we MUST find a way to meet, if only for a one nighter. I am ready to credit card the expense--any one else? If the gorillas can do it every year, then surely we can do it once, eh folks?

It is ironic and heartening how a sudden intense realization can come from adversity, and for us to have found one another in this big world is nothing short of miraculous. We should honor the friendships created here by sharing the joy face to face.

And get really rip roaring drunk, too ;)

I hear this rallying call, and I am in, absolutely! :) Credit card city, fo sho. We need to get an idea of who would be able to swing it, and then decide the location from there.

Jyess's boss is NOT coming.

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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Too much to comment on here.....so I railroaded it and inserted at will. Hope you don't feel violated......you were askin for it.....I could tell you wanted it.....

You KILLED me with this :lol::lol::lol:

It's not the first time I've heard this ;)

I think my body went to an all night rave

Feelin' any better, Nikki? It must have somthing to do with being 40 :rolleyes:

SILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been in a semi-forumless, email-less abyss

and ALSO it's happening on my CELL PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT IN HELL????????

<what in hell are flying octopi? > a *snort-out* to Raychull's hubby

and LOVE the squirrel!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <weezee said to tell you that>

and that wicked dog from next door PEED on the skirt (flange?) of my sofa *gasp*

Suze--are you back amongst your peeps, in full online text mode?

Flying octopii are a normal function of daily life during hockey season in Detroit. Some years ago some idiots got the great idea to throw dead octopiii on the ice during the Red Wings games, and it took like flies to sh..it. Now everybody walks around with octopii hats and the seafood stores sell out. :blink:

I can't believe your neihbor's dog peed on yer sofa. WTH? *giggle*

Evenin' Sillies B)

Suz--you're in a semi-abyss :o Well get yerselph back in here :lol: Can't believe a neighbor dog peed on yer couch ....twould piss me off royally. (sorry MM) and....get it? pissed?

:lol:

Today was my first Friday not working.

I highly recommend it.

Highly.

Good for you, Jess. One less day of hell :ph34r:

Hang tight kiddo. I see a rich relaxing future for you just round the bend.

I'm here :D

We just made "Brownie in a cup"--so good. :rolleyes:

Tis a warm, sultry evenin' here.....getting over a cold, so thinking about hitting the hay soon. (so boring, I know......)

Tried two new wines today at the grocery store.

Brownie in a cup?! And wine at the grocery store?! (incredulous)

All I got at Kroger was a $256.00 grocery bill, and a spilled bag of fresh Lorraine cheese (on raw pork chops) and a puctured Yoplait yogurt to boot. (dang boot sale food market :angry: )

PS I shall nae worry over typos this eve...just warnin' y'all

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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There are no typos when you're drinking. Not YOUR fault they didn't decide to spell the word correctly before it got to you.

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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:o :o :o Mimsy's proposing we all have a one night stand!!

A one night stand, eh? Crikey, I can nae remember...been married nearly 16 years <<haloshining>>

Sorry bout your kitty :( Max had to got to the vet today. He has a cough. But the weird thing is, so does Buttercup. Vet said the dog likely has an upper respiratory infection and that cats and dogs can't cross contaminate each other. :huh::unsure: Don't know what's going on around here, but this morning it sounded like our pets had been smoking my cigs all night...hack-hack

I hear this rallying call, and I am in, absolutely! :) Credit card city, fo sho. We need to get an idea of who would be able to swing it, and then decide the location from there.

Jyess's boss is NOT coming.

No, the bastich must stay at work and suffer the cold shoulder/silent treatment/heinously stressful deadlines :ph34r:

You name it, I'm there.

Or here?

Y'all are welcome here.

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mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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There are no typos when you're drinking. Not YOUR fault they didn't decide to spell the word correctly before it got to you.

Wahtas thasT YOUES SAY?

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mimommy
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I hear this rallying call, and I am in, absolutely! :) Credit card city, fo sho. We need to get an idea of who would be able to swing it, and then decide the location from there.

One word...

VEGAS

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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There are no typos when you're drinking.

....and Jess should know :lol: :lol:

I'm all fer the meet-up. I'd pseriously love nothing more than to meet all youse in person. I met Em last summer, and it was the high point of the whole year. :D

In approximately 4 to 5 months, when me house is done, youse are all welcome. There will be lots of room--we'll cram as many of us in there as can make it. Gawd, I'd love that :wub:

On second thought, if need be, we'll ship Mark off to a hotel to make more room :lol: :lol: Just kidding--he wouldn't miss it.

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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....and Jess should know :lol: :lol:

I'm all fer the meet-up. I'd pseriously love nothing more than to meet all youse in person. I met Em last summer, and it was the high point of the whole year. :D

In approximately 4 to 5 months, when me house is done, youse are all welcome. There will be lots of room--we'll cram as many of us in there as can make it. Gawd, I'd love that :wub:

On second thought, if need be, we'll ship Mark off to a hotel to make more room :lol: :lol: Just kidding--he wouldn't miss it.

Tex-a$$, here I come--woohoo B)

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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I'm drinking giggling rain btw.

Hey! If Susie can make up drink names so can I!!

It's what you get when you mix cheap white wine with talking rain.

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Jestgar
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Tex-a$$, here I come--woohoo B)

Would be fun. I'd probably be required to visit my actual relatives there though.

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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I'm drinking giggling rain btw.

Hey! If Susie can make up drink names so can I!!

It's what you get when you mix cheap white wine with talking rain.

talking rain?

how many has she had? :huh::unsure:

Would be fun. I'd probably be required to visit my actual relatives there though.

CRAP! I just remembered my parents are there, too. (long story, that. I will e-mail a recap of the latest events leading to this relocation. They were actually s'posed to stay with me all summer. ISSUES!)

I haven't told you guys my latest. I made a very tough and scary choice this week to leave my job at UPS for the summer, because I have noone to care for my 9 year old daughter while I work (see above). It only pays $8.50/hour and I can't pay a sitter $6.00 of that and cover the gas to get there--a 15 mile drive. I will not work for free :angry: I still have the other job (hate, shame) but that is another bag of beans in itself.

Poverty sucks!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Would be fun. I'd probably be required to visit my actual relatives there though.

Poifect!! Jess is in and killin two boids wif one stone at the same time!! :D

Woohoo!!!!!

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
Posted

PS--Jess your squirrel av looks like he's gonna jump off the screen at me every time you post <<askeert>>

I love how they put their balls belly region flat down on the tree or fence--cracks me up :lol:

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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CRAP! I just remembered my parents are there, too. (long story, that. I will e-mail a recap of the latest events leading to this relocation. They were actually s'posed to stay with me all summer. ISSUES!)

Poifect!! Jess is in and killin two boids wif one stone at the same time!! :D

Woohoo!!!!!

Extra Poifect! We'll traipse en masse to each other's relaTIPNS and do the meet and gret!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Minimom, sorry it had to come to you quitting but you really did make the best decision. Life is just not fair sometimes :angry:

Yer a good mommy :D Mini, though you are :P

What in the Sam Hill is talking rain????????

Jess-keep us posted on the kitty. Poor wee thing :(

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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do the meet and gret!

Is that a new dance? :huh::lol:

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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PS--Jess your squirrel av looks like he's gonna jump off the screen at me every time you post <<askeert>>

I love how they put their balls belly region flat down on the tree or fence--cracks me up :lol:

I'll tell ya the squoil stroty - which is not mine.

Friend's hibyy is out of work (drat this economy). He's made himself a goal of finding a bird feeder that will defetat the squirrles. He found a ball that he's suspend at the ebd of a long piece of pvc piping (slippery) and down a long cord. The aquirrels atre supp9osrefdd to not be able to make it out to the ball, and even if they do, ball's suppoissed to be too slippery for their little toes to grasp. A few days ago she sent out pictures of THJIS SQUIRREL inside the ball merrily minching away at his new treats.

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jerseyangel
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Extra Poifect! We'll traipse en masse to each other's relaTIPNS and do the meet and gret!

Egg-zacklee!!! The visits will be much easier for all concerned.

Ok....this is really shaping up into something. Tex-ass sillie convo!!!!!!

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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Minimom, sorry it had to come to you quitting but you really did make the best decision. Life is just not fair sometimes :angry:

Yer a good mommy :D Mini, though you are :P

What in the Sam Hill is talking rain????????

Jess-keep us posted on the kitty. Poor wee thing :(

My daughter always says "Mom, you look like a teenager" (how many teens do you know that have hot flashes and crows feet?)

Re: UPS I just hope I have a job to go back to in the fall, because I've also mad the decision to leave job number 2 once and for all come September (I have to keep it for sumer because I can make in a day and half what I make in a week at UPS.

blood money, every cent

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Phunny squirrel story (cept the out of work part)

I think is was Jeff Foxworthy who said that Astro Glide would be good for the posts of bird feeders--the squirrels would keep sliding right back down :lol:B)

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted
What in the Sam Hill is talking rain????????

Guess it's just a seattle thing

Open Original Shared Link

It comes in flavors. No sugar, just friut easences (ok that sounds really northwest, but it is good).

Mimi - you just tell those toadfaces at PS to kiss your twine. You got better things to do.

no wait. this is the right kind Open Original Shared Link

its fizzy, great with wine

crap again.

the fizzy kind. sparkling or watever

mimommy Contributor
mimommy
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A few days ago she sent out pictures of THJIS SQUIRREL inside the ball merrily minching away at his new treats.

Ha! This is exactly why I love squirrels :lol:

I was gong to make a snarky comment aboutyour typing skills being abuilt in breathalyzer, butthen I saw mine own typos <_<

Phunny squirrel story (cept the out of work part)

I think is was Jeff Foxworthy who said that Astro Glide would be good for the posts of bird feeders--the squirrels would keep sliding right back down :lol:B)

Hee!

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