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[Sue]

Originally Posted by mrsr05

oh stop missy!!! everyone loves you... whats not to love... YOURE SUE!!!!!!

Pshaw!

[Route307]

Originally Posted by mrsr05

i think i post in invisible ink sometimes

Originally Posted by Sue

Me, too!

kind of like this? me too

[roni]

Freaking families.

Not spouses, not kids

Same generation families.

[Ginger]

Originally Posted by Rissask

I was walking down the hall and my hip joint was feeling funny, sort of clicking into place, no pain though....I commented to my work GF that 'my drumstick was rolling around in the joint'.....which morphed into 'mmm drumstick...wonder what people taste like, my hip drumstick might be yummy with a little nice honey/lemon juice/BBQ sauce'....

Christopher Hitchens told a story about cannibalism in biblical times and how it is apparently known that human smells, sounds, and tastes like pig when cooked. He theorized that this is why some religions wouldn't eat pig originally, because they couldn't be sure they weren't eating humans.

Originally Posted by roni

Our son had two different reactions - he was around 4 when the parents of a couple of friends of his split up.

One was to put a death grip on one of my ankles and beg me not to leave house - even I was was only going out to the store. The other was, one day when on a walk, he suggested to Kathy and I that we might want to split up for a little while (this was after Jennifer, his buddy, got a lot of expensive presents from both of her split-up parents). After we told him there was not way that was going to happen, he said "It could be a speriment in living."

What an adorable story.

[Ginger]

Originally Posted by mrsr05

thanks ron... you rock

I am sorry you are having a rough go with your teen. I joke and I jest, but I know that feeling of helpless/hopelessness. It's hard sometimes to think, "how did we get to here?" when it seems yesterday they were crawling up into our laps while we showered them with kisses. It's hard enough to accept that they are growing out from under our wings, when they are seemingly sabotaging themselves with bad choices it is even worse.

I wrote a blog on that topic recently, actually...about kids growing up. It makes me sad sometimes...other times happy (get out of my pocket book, I want some extra cash to spend and you kids are too expensive!)

My blog about it is here if you want to read it.

[TAPPY]

Originally Posted by Ranger

My wife and both daughter's just left for the hospital, I'll be a Grandfather again (2nd) by tomorrow.

Congrats Ranger....life is good !
Post a picture for us !

[TAPPY]

Originally Posted by Trev

They had what we all thought was a really strong marriage. The husband thought that too, but she simply wigged out and left for the coast.

No one really knows what goes on inside a marriage. I have seen people say that so many times......truth is .... there are issues......most people are quick to deny them and put on a good face, even more so when there are children involved.

[Ranger]

Originally Posted by cb1

That's great ,John. What is your granddaughter's name? She's about to have a cousin.

Our nine month old is Talia Marie, and what will be today's birthday girl will be Brennan Lillian. We have the same Dr. when I was with him Wed. he gave the whole run down and said if she doesn't go on her own (due last week) he's taking her "C" section today.

[Buggirl]

Congrats grandpa John

[Uno]

Originally Posted by Ranger

Our nine month old is Talia Marie, and what will be today's birthday girl will be Brennan Lillian. We have the same Dr. when I was with him Wed. he gave the whole run down and said if she doesn't go on her own (due last week) he's taking her "C" section today.

That's awesome. CONGRATS! My granddaughters are 5 and 6 (6 months apart) they are best buddies. And a 3 year old grandson who tags along behind them.

It freaks us out a little because when we have them, it is de ja vu from 20 years ago. They are EXACTLY like their mothers. In every good and bad way.

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by mrsr05

i think i post in invisible ink sometimes

Originally Posted by Sue

Me, too!

me three!


it happens. *shrug*

[Mogley]

Originally Posted by mrsr05

i think i post in invisible ink sometimes

Originally Posted by Sue

Me, too!

Originally Posted by Rissask

me three!

Try using the word "Poop" in your post. Seem to be the stuff that holds this thread together.


it happens. *shrug*

Or just go for sheer volume

My son's 21st last night Met him and a buddy in Seattle, took them to dinner at the Tap House, 143 beers on tap and one N/A beer. He had a few but seemed to be very much in control, I left them to enjoy te town after dinner......LIFE........

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Mogley

Or just go for sheer volume

My son's 21st last night Met him and a buddy in Seattle, took them to dinner at the Tap House, 143 beers on tap and one N/A beer. He had a few but seemed to be very much in control, I left them to enjoy te town after dinner......LIFE........

happy birthday to your eldest!!


How old are your twins now?

Drinking age is 21 all over the US? It's 18 or 19 here...I say 18 because the neighboring provinces are 18 and Sask is 19. Dumb, since 18 year olds who live closer to the borders will go to towns across the border to drink/party....and then DRIVE HOME....freaking stupid. They should make it 18 here, too. Or, 19 in all 3, that would work too.

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Sue

Pshaw!

everyone so does!!

You never post anymore.


Too busy living your wonderfuol carefree beach life in Paradise to chat with us mere peons from the frozen north.


I think you should tell us all about the goings-on in Playa, more. I am sure there is a 'scandal of the week' you could fill us in on. Like, who pissed off someone this week, got caught with someone's spouse in flagrante delicto, didn't get their promised kickback, got drunk and kicked out of their buddy's bar, got stood up, embezzled some funds, etc etc??

[CGrover]

Originally Posted by Rissask

Drinking age is 21 all over the US? It's 18 or 19 here...I say 18 because the neighboring provinces are 18 and Sask is 19. Dumb, since 18 year olds who live closer to the borders will go to towns across the border to drink/party....and then DRIVE HOME....freaking stupid. They should make it 18 here, too. Or, 19 in all 3, that would work too.

It was like that here for a while also. Now I beleive it is 21 yrs old all over US. Back when I was 18, MN had a 19 yr old drinking limit, but WI had a 18 yr limit. Back then it was about 30 minutes to drive to WI, and I know my friends and I did it a few times.