Lilianna23
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- Aug 19, 2023
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Will cuddling by the fireplace do until I find the feathers?
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Absolutely!View attachment 2425458
Will cuddling by the fireplace do until I find the feathers?
Wonderful!I found the feathers
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It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it!Me, too! You volunteering, W? You'll be busy running between our houses!
@Wonderer67
I'll try to help you with posting a gif
"hugs glomp gif"
COPY THIS or another link
https://www.google.com/search?q=hug...-samsung-rvo1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
Scroll down to a url line under "giphy"
Glomp Gifs - find & share
https://giphy.com/explore/glomp
Find a link that's interesting
Press & hold till "copy link address" shows up
Paste in 'this area'
Wow! Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. But this time it did!
Good morning sirLike Super Fred:
You’re a great member of this thread, that’s for sure!!!I'll be here, there & everywhere if you need me
I'm on six threads & counting
Good MorningGood morning Impy and OM.
I feel okGood morning, Impy! How are you feeling today?
I told myself one lap at a time and only took one 5 min break. I was proud of myself.Walking a mile is really good!
Wow, what a great story!So, the story is when I was stationed at Ft Bliss, I had a squadron mate who I’d watch his dog when he’d go home. He lived in Dallas and would drive weekends sometimes. We became good friends and the girl he was dating at the time was a local girl.
Long story short, this girl introduced my future wife and I. Her grandfather was a butter bar Lieutenant on Black Jack Pershing’s staff! I have a copied picture I took from her memorabilia, of Black Jack and his whole staff, with her grandfather on the very end, hands on hips, totally not in military bearing. All of them in period uniform, campaign hats, and jodhpurs. Her grandfather went on to become a Major Gen during WWII…a contemporary and classmate of Patton and others at West Point.
I’ll post the pic when I get back home, if I can find it. It’s been a long time and may be on an old computer…hopefully I backed it up. It’s a very cool shot. I was looking for it online but couldn’t find it. This would have been the period right before the Great War when they were chasing Poncho Villa around the southwest.
GOOD MORNING!!You can put me firmly in group 2! Well... maybe not shoot, but be strongly annoyed.
They designed our so was pretty accessible. There are a couple of cleanout spots that they can access before and after the junction box and of course in the septic tank itself.I can't even access my septic without digging. The county instituted a rule that all septic systems must be inspected every 3 years. The last time ours was done, they installed some kind of access so that we would only have to dig down to it ( about 12") and not have to uncover the entire top of the tank. That was about 4 years ago. I'm a year overdue on my inspection.
Oh jeez. That’s bad Lil.As soon as my project is done, there will be plenty of room for you! I'm currently squatting in one guest room. The other is full of stuff from the rooms being worked on.
Nobody showed AGAIN today! I called the contractor and totally lost my shit on him in a VM. I told him I was sick of the delays, no-shows, and that I did not feel valued as the customer. I also threatened to terminate the contract. He called me back. Said he will be here tomorrow (today, now) with tile and 3 guys. I'm not holding my breath.
That’s the spirit!!I'm trying not to. I did choose to "slowly" walk down the stairs twice yesterday. Still too scared to try upstairs. I also "slowly" walked a mile yesterday. I was stiff and a little sore but not too bad. Baby steps
Sorry to hear about your cousin, B2…I meant to post yesterday my appreciation for veterans. My father and 2 uncles served in WWII, my cousins served in the Army or Marines and one retired as a Colonel, and my son in law was a Marine. I learned one my cousins just passed yesterday.
Sorry to hear this as well B2.Yesterday was filled with many emotions. My gift was my granddaughter clinging to me as I carried her into daycare, brunch with my GF and dinner with my son. The sadness came as I learned my brother in law of 57 years (like a brother) is fading from kidney failure. I am hoping he makes it to his dialysis on Wednesday. My sister needs to vent to me. Friends continue to vent to me about their problems.
It gets lonely as I am dealing with my own health issues (possible prostate cancer). I really miss my wife in these times.
I am thankful for all of you!