GrammaJan
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Thank you. Made it to 52! More years behind me than ahead of me I dare say, but I'm stubborn, so we'll seeHappy Birthday Jan
Thank you. Made it to 52! More years behind me than ahead of me I dare say, but I'm stubborn, so we'll seeHappy Birthday Jan
Absolutely!Okay... I've been quiet about this because I don't really know how @Redball Express feels about me saying something, but:
Several days ago he had a... he was in the hospital in San Antonio for something serious.
Very serious.
We've talked back and forth via DM's, but for the past 4 days he's gone completely silent.
I'm extremely worried about him. He's a very good friend.
Please everybody: send good vibes his way.
I'll say a prayer for him, Corso. Thank you for letting us know and we will be sending many good vibes his way.Okay... I've been quiet about this because I don't really know how @Redball Express feels about me saying something, but:
Several days ago he had a... he was in the hospital in San Antonio for something serious.
Very serious.
We've talked back and forth via DM's, but for the past 4 days he's gone completely silent.
I'm extremely worried about him. He's a very good friend.
Please everybody: send good vibes his way.
Lol. You're so very welcome. Hope you had a wonderful day. God bless.Ha ha ha ha thank you DABZ. Still got my choppers in tact.
You're welcome honey.DABZ, you sly devil, you! Thank you for calling our attention to Gramma's birthday.
In prayers and thoughts, I recall him mentioning why he posted as he did and I didn't see the problem. I do recall it was health related.Okay... I've been quiet about this because I don't really know how @Redball Express feels about me saying something, but:
Several days ago he had a... he was in the hospital in San Antonio for something serious.
Very serious.
We've talked back and forth via DM's, but for the past 4 days he's gone completely silent.
I'm extremely worried about him. He's a very good friend.
Please everybody: send good vibes his way.
Here's to the conclusion of your self-appointed endeavor. When I say "here" that's with a libation in my hand, later on, once again celebrating another's fine job done. I've got all of these wonderful things you fine folks do in the garden, garage and home that I just don't see an opening to add anything so I shall just toast you instead. And I am better at that anyway. My toolbelt consists of corkscrew, bottle opener, muddler, Texas jigger and the cutest little olive picker you ever saw. It has a retractable "claw" that I pretend I am an astronaut picking up a moon rock. And that's before a cocktail. You wouldn't believe what I pretend once I get to going.Morning Pops and friends. Well, it happened again today. I got up with the sun and I'm not happy about it. It was so cool outside, I proceeded to work on the front flower bed and hopefully finish it off. After all the delightful spider stories, those and weeds were all I saw. I dug in between two bushes and remembered the skin graft story. I'm so damned hard headed that I continued to work. I got hot and a headache, so I'm on break. Since I'm the president of my own union, I don't have to do any more if I don't want to. The only problem is that turd is so closed to being finished. A little more landscaping fabric between all the spider bushes and the ceremonious pouring of mulch. It will be a glorious day when I don't have to think about it any more.
Have a good day everyone.
Consider the good vibes sent, and continuing until further notice.Okay... I've been quiet about this because I don't really know how @Redball Express feels about me saying something, but:
Several days ago he had a... he was in the hospital in San Antonio for something serious.
Very serious.
We've talked back and forth via DM's, but for the past 4 days he's gone completely silent.
I'm extremely worried about him. He's a very good friend.
Please everybody: send good vibes his way.
Heard nothing. Thank you friend.Consider the good vibes sent, and continuing until further notice.
I do recall him starting a thread a long time ago, asking that people understand why he double spaced. Hopefully, he's just resting on doctor's orders.Heard nothing. Thank you friend.
I hope this is not futile.
He is one of the good ones here.
But I have zilch for updates, unless you take continued silence as an update.
And if you go dark, I'd do the same for you, but you know that already.
Me too. No internet access young man!I do recall him starting a thread a long time ago, asking that people understand why he double spaced. Hopefully, he's just resting on doctor's orders.
@Corso, thanks for alerting us about @Redball Express. You're right, he is one of the truly good posters on this site.Heard nothing. Thank you friend.
I hope this is not futile.
He is one of the good ones here.
But I have zilch for updates, unless you take continued silence as an update.
And if you go dark, I'd do the same for you, but you know that already.
Agree, I saw him almost apologizing for his optimism and explaining a few personal things about himself and explaining why he posted in single lines. Hell, I thanked him for it, some here are paragraph challenged.Heard nothing. Thank you friend.
I hope this is not futile.
He is one of the good ones here.
But I have zilch for updates, unless you take continued silence as an update.
And if you go dark, I'd do the same for you, but you know that already.
You didn't have the coping drugs they have.Good morning Pops and Zoner Friends,
So, I am sitting in a Starbucks having a venti passion iced tea (not a coffee drinker - would sooner shave with weasel than drink coffee) and watching a group of young mothers and dads enjoy a morning coffee with their toddlers - must be some kind of children's play group.
I can't help but reflect on the different parenting styles and norms today versus my day. I was far from a perfect parent, but one thing we insisted upon was polite manners when taking our kids to public venue. Measured in terms of "tantrums per minute", today's Starbuck's experience approaches some Guinness Book of World Records.
I have to hand it to these young parents, they have infinitely more patience than I did when my kids were of similar age. I just can't get over the amount of logical reasoning that is applied to today's kids. I have yet to hear the words, "no", "sit down, please" or "please be quite". Instead, there are lengthy discussions explaining why, hitting your sister is not a good thing.
Am I out of line? Maybe too set in my ways?
He's on a cruise and I am stuck here. I hope he gets a sunburned butt from making whoopie during the day.Morning Pops and friends. The weather is wonderful here! I want to thank God and the jet stream for showing the deep south some mercy in July.
@Redball Express is still in my thoughts and I will pray more for him with sincerest hopes for him to come back to the forums.
I guess Leon's gone and gotten married again by now. Hope he and his bride are enjoying his cruise and remembered their sun screen.
The lithium battery to my brain must be drained. Coach has me self conscious about paragraphs now and I can't think well enough to fill them in so I'd better shut up right fast, quick and snappy. Have a good day everyone.
Guess who doesn't have to work outside today!
When kids start screaming in a store, I just assume they are reacting to a public beating or are being sacrificed. The older woman in your story must be the Mom Whisperer! I've never been tempted to have anything tattooed on my body, but her words of wisdom might be worth scrawling up and down my armAnd about being out of line, I don't think so at all. Reminds me of being in HEB last fall and this young woman had two kids and one was screaming all around the store, and not in pain, she wanted something and her mother was completely ignoring her and I mean completely. I know that's a parenting move but it was really annoying. As I passed down that aisle, I see this older woman approach her and am close enough to hear her say "Excuse me but you have lovely children but one is extremely loud and there's no reason to subject the people in this store to this. You might want to take your daughter outside until she can regain her composure enough to be out in public". The young woman looked at her with a puzzled look and then at her daughter and politely said "I am so sorry, I will do that. Thank you" and headed toward the door. I was in shock as I was expecting some fireworks and must admit, a little disappointed.
I looked at the older woman and she just shrugged and said "my daughter is just like that. They don't hear them, they block it out. Makes me crazy".