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Thanks… Every time I think of a doe, the song runs through my head! I wanted to project that….and it is kind of funny. I don’t think I’m strong at all. I feel so very frightened of what will happen to me now. It almost has me paralyzed with fear. But, I will do what I must, as we all do, so I don’t think I’m any stronger than any one here, really. But thank you anyway, for saying so. Trailingvine – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->>hehehhehehehe……that doe (a deer, a female deer…) >I love this! You do have a great sense of humor, Marcia ;o)…… >>really did a >>number on my car. She shattered all the windows in the drivers side. >Oh yes. Deer murder cars. It’s amazing what an animal can do to a car. I >worked with a girl that drove a little Ford (the model below the escort…don’t >think they make it anymore), and the Deer destroyed the car….The Deer I think >was actually bigger than the car ;o)…… >I hope you are doing better! You are one very strong lady! >Robin >I am *not* a Medical Doctor (MD) or *any* other type of Medical Professional. >PLEASE consult your own Dr. for medical advice. The information posted is >information I have learned from researching or learning from my own disease.
"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." Marcus Aurelius
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>hehehhehehehe……that doe (a deer, a female deer…)
I love this! You do have a great sense of humor, Marcia ;o)…… >really did a >number on my car. She shattered all the windows in the drivers side.
Oh yes. Deer murder cars. It’s amazing what an animal can do to a car. I worked with a girl that drove a little Ford (the model below the escort…don’t think they make it anymore), and the Deer destroyed the car….The Deer I think was actually bigger than the car ;o)…… I hope you are doing better! You are one very strong lady! Robin I am *not* a Medical Doctor (MD) or *any* other type of Medical Professional. PLEASE consult your own Dr. for medical advice. The information posted is information I have learned from researching or learning from my own disease.
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Sounds like a good idea to me, Codeee…. I need all the help I can get! Trailingvine – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> okay..one more NG idea…houses that need help, and those of us who > need to find a way to get someone *else* to do it. > Perhaps we could think up ideas between us. (you know…during the >time when we could be cleaning the house?) <G> I’ll sign up first! > codeee >>Yes, Kathrine, things are hard, with the kids and all. But I do many >>things I shouldn’t, as most of us end up doing, because we have no >>choice in the matter. If something needs doing, I do it. I wasn’t >>supposed to lift my youngest since she was about 2 months old, and >>surpassed my lifting limit of 10 pounds, but of course I did it >>anyway. I still do on occasion, but not very much, as she is a big >>girl of almost 4 now! And hoisting is a better word than lifting, for >>the way I use leverage and angle and such to move her about when >>necessary. >>I’m very happy you have such a nice house mate to help you out, and >>split up the work. I’m sure it makes living independently much easier, >>and you can do it longer that way, too. Like I said, I envy your >>household help. I wish I belonged to a church or something, then maybe >>I could get volunteers or something. Maybe I will join the one in >>town. But I would hate to take advantage of them by joining for such a >>selfish reason, as I don’t practice my faith, and haven’t since I was >>16. I don’t think of myself as a hypocrite, but I would become one if >>that is why I joined a church. Not my style. I will just have to find >>another way to get things done, I guess….or they just won’t get done >>at all. But that isn’t a very good option, as a home can become very >>nasty pretty quickly when some things are ignored….I hate living in >>a pigsty! I really do hate it…it makes me feel dirty all the time, >>when my house is in such a state. It isn’t good for my self esteem, or >>my piece of mind, or anything. I have to find a way….. >>Anyway, its great to hear that you have your place squared away, and >>things are going well. >>Take care, >>Trailingvine >>>>That must be so hard with the kids, I have enough trouble just looking after >>>>myself! >>>>The help I have is two hours a fortnight, so that basically covers the >>>>vacuuming, cleaning the floors and bathroom and dusting, plus making my bed. >>>>All these things should probably be done once a week, but too bad! >>>>I’ve got a housemate now which is great, as we share the cooking and dishes >>>>between us, so I’ve been eating a lot better as I’ve been resorting to quick >>>>and easy frozen meals less often. And she’s been very helpful with things >>>>like lifting the wet clothes out of the washing machine and putting them on >>>>the line or in the dryer for me. I’ve got a top loading washing machine, so >>>>that’s a real killer leaning over and lifting. >>>>I have enough trouble picking up the dog’s toys, let alone childrens’! >>"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >>Marcus Aurelius
"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." Marcus Aurelius
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Our oldest son broadsided a Moose. Totaled his truck up in NH.. Screwed up his neck and had to finally have surgery. I did get Geico’d up the road last week. Here is alittle hint about the bed.. Put get well cards around the house and floor polish under the ref. ppl will say *wow what a clean smelling house, and the poor dear has been sick so she has every right not to make the bed* Ronnie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks, Codeee…. > hehehhehehehe……that doe (a deer, a female deer…) really did a > number on my car. She shattered all the windows in the drivers side. > So what’s next? A black bear to tear off the roof, or a moose to kick > out my tires? LOL…. the picture of it is really funny, like a > cartoon. > Oh, don’t worry about that bed thing…only young children are capable > of learning that skill, and most are beyond it by the age of 12. So, > you are in the clear, and even if you knew what it was, you are too > old—oops- mature, to learn it, anyway! ROFLMAO! > Trailingvine >> Good heavens T.V….as if you didn’t have enough going on, the >>wildlife is attacking you! >> I hope you *can* get some assistance when you get the time to look >>into it. It seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly >>tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this >> concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. 
>> codeee >>>Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! >>>Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do >>>to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of >>>laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of >>>this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he >>>is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be >>>responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much >>>other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much >>>of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I >>>get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help >>>but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county >>>where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my >>>failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled >>>by the deer that ran into me last week. >>>Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. >>>Trailingvine >>>>>Welcome back! >>>>>That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >>>>>weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >>>>>a big deal. >>>"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >>>Marcus Aurelius > "To live happily is an inward power of the soul." > Marcus Aurelius
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> okay..one more NG idea…houses that need help, and those of us who
need to find a way to get someone *else* to do it. Perhaps we could think up ideas between us. (you know…during the time when we could be cleaning the house?) <G> I’ll sign up first! codeee – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Yes, Kathrine, things are hard, with the kids and all. But I do many >things I shouldn’t, as most of us end up doing, because we have no >choice in the matter. If something needs doing, I do it. I wasn’t >supposed to lift my youngest since she was about 2 months old, and >surpassed my lifting limit of 10 pounds, but of course I did it >anyway. I still do on occasion, but not very much, as she is a big >girl of almost 4 now! And hoisting is a better word than lifting, for >the way I use leverage and angle and such to move her about when >necessary. >I’m very happy you have such a nice house mate to help you out, and >split up the work. I’m sure it makes living independently much easier, >and you can do it longer that way, too. Like I said, I envy your >household help. I wish I belonged to a church or something, then maybe >I could get volunteers or something. Maybe I will join the one in >town. But I would hate to take advantage of them by joining for such a >selfish reason, as I don’t practice my faith, and haven’t since I was >16. I don’t think of myself as a hypocrite, but I would become one if >that is why I joined a church. Not my style. I will just have to find >another way to get things done, I guess….or they just won’t get done >at all. But that isn’t a very good option, as a home can become very >nasty pretty quickly when some things are ignored….I hate living in >a pigsty! I really do hate it…it makes me feel dirty all the time, >when my house is in such a state. It isn’t good for my self esteem, or >my piece of mind, or anything. I have to find a way….. >Anyway, its great to hear that you have your place squared away, and >things are going well. >Take care, >Trailingvine >>That must be so hard with the kids, I have enough trouble just looking after >>myself! >>The help I have is two hours a fortnight, so that basically covers the >>vacuuming, cleaning the floors and bathroom and dusting, plus making my bed. >>All these things should probably be done once a week, but too bad! >>I’ve got a housemate now which is great, as we share the cooking and dishes >>between us, so I’ve been eating a lot better as I’ve been resorting to quick >>and easy frozen meals less often. And she’s been very helpful with things >>like lifting the wet clothes out of the washing machine and putting them on >>the line or in the dryer for me. I’ve got a top loading washing machine, so >>that’s a real killer leaning over and lifting. >>I have enough trouble picking up the dog’s toys, let alone childrens’! >"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >Marcus Aurelius
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Whew..thanks for letting me off of the hook on that one! By the time I was old enough to care..my back objected to the process anyway! I have no idea what will happen to you next, but I’d stay out of wildlife sanctuaries just as an extra precaution.. codeee – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Thanks, Codeee…. >hehehhehehehe……that doe (a deer, a female deer…) really did a >number on my car. She shattered all the windows in the drivers side. >So what’s next? A black bear to tear off the roof, or a moose to kick >out my tires? LOL…. the picture of it is really funny, like a >cartoon. >Oh, don’t worry about that bed thing…only young children are capable >of learning that skill, and most are beyond it by the age of 12. So, >you are in the clear, and even if you knew what it was, you are too >old—oops- mature, to learn it, anyway! ROFLMAO! >Trailingvine >> Good heavens T.V….as if you didn’t have enough going on, the >>wildlife is attacking you! >> I hope you *can* get some assistance when you get the time to look >>into it. It seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly >>tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this >> concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. >> codeee >>>Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! >>>Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do >>>to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of >>>laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of >>>this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he >>>is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be >>>responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much >>>other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much >>>of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I >>>get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help >>>but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county >>>where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my >>>failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled >>>by the deer that ran into me last week. >>>Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. >>>Trailingvine >>>>>Welcome back! >>>>>That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >>>>>weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >>>>>a big deal. >>>"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >>>Marcus Aurelius >"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >Marcus Aurelius
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>t seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly >tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this > concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. > codeee
Codeee, I hate to break your bubble, but I think when someone "makes a bed" it involves hammers and nails and maybe some kind of lumber. I think you have the right idea, it isnt something to get involved in if you do not have the knowledge! Lusti
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>>t seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly >tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this > concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. > codeee >Codeee, I hate to break your bubble, but I think when someone "makes a bed" it >involves hammers and nails and maybe some kind of lumber. I think you have the >right idea, it isnt something to get involved in if you do not have the >knowledge! >Lusti
Wow..I knew it was hard work, and some people claim to do it every day! I just *knew* they were fibbing . codeee
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That must be so hard with the kids, I have enough trouble just looking after myself! The help I have is two hours a fortnight, so that basically covers the vacuuming, cleaning the floors and bathroom and dusting, plus making my bed. All these things should probably be done once a week, but too bad! I’ve got a housemate now which is great, as we share the cooking and dishes between us, so I’ve been eating a lot better as I’ve been resorting to quick and easy frozen meals less often. And she’s been very helpful with things like lifting the wet clothes out of the washing machine and putting them on the line or in the dryer for me. I’ve got a top loading washing machine, so that’s a real killer leaning over and lifting. I have enough trouble picking up the dog’s toys, let alone childrens’! — Katharine S. "Friendship is love minus sex and plus reason. Love is friendship plus sex and minus reason." – Mason Cooley
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! > Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do > to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of > laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of > this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he > is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be > responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much > other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much > of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I > get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help > but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county > where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my > failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled > by the deer that ran into me last week. > Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. > Trailingvine >>Welcome back! >>That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >>weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >>a big deal. > "To live happily is an inward power of the soul." > Marcus Aurelius
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Thanks, Codeee…. hehehhehehehe……that doe (a deer, a female deer…) really did a number on my car. She shattered all the windows in the drivers side. So what’s next? A black bear to tear off the roof, or a moose to kick out my tires? LOL…. the picture of it is really funny, like a cartoon. Oh, don’t worry about that bed thing…only young children are capable of learning that skill, and most are beyond it by the age of 12. So, you are in the clear, and even if you knew what it was, you are too old—oops- mature, to learn it, anyway! ROFLMAO! Trailingvine – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Good heavens T.V….as if you didn’t have enough going on, the >wildlife is attacking you! > I hope you *can* get some assistance when you get the time to look >into it. It seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly >tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this > concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. > codeee >>Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! >>Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do >>to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of >>laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of >>this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he >>is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be >>responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much >>other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much >>of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I >>get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help >>but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county >>where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my >>failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled >>by the deer that ran into me last week. >>Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. >>Trailingvine >>>>Welcome back! >>>>That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >>>>weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >>>>a big deal. >>"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >>Marcus Aurelius
"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." Marcus Aurelius
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Yes, Kathrine, things are hard, with the kids and all. But I do many things I shouldn’t, as most of us end up doing, because we have no choice in the matter. If something needs doing, I do it. I wasn’t supposed to lift my youngest since she was about 2 months old, and surpassed my lifting limit of 10 pounds, but of course I did it anyway. I still do on occasion, but not very much, as she is a big girl of almost 4 now! And hoisting is a better word than lifting, for the way I use leverage and angle and such to move her about when necessary. I’m very happy you have such a nice house mate to help you out, and split up the work. I’m sure it makes living independently much easier, and you can do it longer that way, too. Like I said, I envy your household help. I wish I belonged to a church or something, then maybe I could get volunteers or something. Maybe I will join the one in town. But I would hate to take advantage of them by joining for such a selfish reason, as I don’t practice my faith, and haven’t since I was 16. I don’t think of myself as a hypocrite, but I would become one if that is why I joined a church. Not my style. I will just have to find another way to get things done, I guess….or they just won’t get done at all. But that isn’t a very good option, as a home can become very nasty pretty quickly when some things are ignored….I hate living in a pigsty! I really do hate it…it makes me feel dirty all the time, when my house is in such a state. It isn’t good for my self esteem, or my piece of mind, or anything. I have to find a way….. Anyway, its great to hear that you have your place squared away, and things are going well. Take care, Trailingvine – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->That must be so hard with the kids, I have enough trouble just looking after >myself! >The help I have is two hours a fortnight, so that basically covers the >vacuuming, cleaning the floors and bathroom and dusting, plus making my bed. >All these things should probably be done once a week, but too bad! >I’ve got a housemate now which is great, as we share the cooking and dishes >between us, so I’ve been eating a lot better as I’ve been resorting to quick >and easy frozen meals less often. And she’s been very helpful with things >like lifting the wet clothes out of the washing machine and putting them on >the line or in the dryer for me. I’ve got a top loading washing machine, so >that’s a real killer leaning over and lifting. >I have enough trouble picking up the dog’s toys, let alone childrens’!
"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." Marcus Aurelius
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Good heavens T.V….as if you didn’t have enough going on, the wildlife is attacking you! I hope you *can* get some assistance when you get the time to look into it. It seems that almost every household chore is uncredibly tough on ones’ back. Beds..someone "makes" beds???? What IS this concept…no don’t tell me, I’m happier not knowing. codeee – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! >Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do >to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of >laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of >this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he >is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be >responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much >other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much >of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I >get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help >but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county >where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my >failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled >by the deer that ran into me last week. >Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. >Trailingvine >>Welcome back! >>That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >>weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >>a big deal. >"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." >Marcus Aurelius
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Welcome back! That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is a big deal. — Katharine S. Error: Keyboard not attached. Press F1 to continue.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’m Back!!! > My configurations went thru so many changes that I disconnected myself > from > USENET altogether! > Not that that I’ll be here in any volume – I’m not getting worse – but > I’m also > not getting much better, either, and I’m on not expected to. > I’ve been reclassified as "palliative care – indefinite" – a fun > status!! > That’s the bad news. > The good news is that I’m covered for home care (the nurses come to my > house to > administer treatment) and home care drug plan – where I’m covered for > all of my > meds with a co-pay of $2 per prescription!! > Hehehehe!! All of my clouds have silver linings!!
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Kathrine, you are so lucky to have that kind of help with your house! Mine is falling apart around my ears, and there isn’t a thing I can do to stop it. I can only barley do the dishes and a load or two of laundry every couple of days, and my son, 15, has a life outside of this house, and I just can’t make him do it all for a family of 5…he is still a kid, and I don’t believe in forcing a child to be responsible for the household. My younger girls just don’t do much other than picking up their things, and even then I end up doing much of it along with them, which kills my back, with all the bending. I get so tired afterward, and in so much pain! I wish I could get help but I don’t think I will. I’ve thought about asking at the county where I live, but I’ve been preoccupied with other things, like my failing marriage, and now I don’t have a vehicle, as mine was totaled by the deer that ran into me last week. Anyway, I envy you. I don’t make my bed, either….. Trailingvine >Welcome back! >That’s great you’re getting homecare. I’ve got someone coming in every two >weeks to do housework, and just the relief at not having to make the bed is >a big deal.
"To live happily is an inward power of the soul." Marcus Aurelius
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Welcome back, Alec. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I’m Back!!! > My configurations went thru so many changes that I disconnected myself > from > USENET altogether! > Not that that I’ll be here in any volume – I’m not getting worse – but > I’m also > not getting much better, either, and I’m on not expected to. > I’ve been reclassified as "palliative care – indefinite" – a fun > status!! > That’s the bad news. > The good news is that I’m covered for home care (the nurses come to my > house to > administer treatment) and home care drug plan – where I’m covered for > all of my > meds with a co-pay of $2 per prescription!! > Hehehehe!! All of my clouds have silver linings!!
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Welcome home Ken! I am back too after the MOST relaxing vacation I have ever had! It was cold and rainy up north and all I did was sleep, eat, read, sleep, read, sleep, eat, sleep, etc. The kids were perfect (meaning they entertained themselves while I did all of the above) and hubby was happy to read, sleep, eat, take walks (in the rain — he is nuts) etc. It was wonderful. . . Now that you are home after the funeral — you must remember to live each and every moment to it’s fullest extent — for your friend who died (and yourself). That is what I do when I have a particularly wonderful day — I think of those I have lost and enjoy the day in their memory! Somehow I think they know I am doing so. Glad you are home –((((((((Ken))))))))) Rebecca
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi all, > Just wanted everyone to know that I am back home after a pretty rough > (emotional) week. That in itself is too long of a story to post. > Now it is time to get caught up on 92 emails and 700+ messages in this > newsgroup. > As I get through them I am sure I will get caught up on how everyone is > doing, but I hope all are well or as well as they can be!! > It doesn’t look like anyone emailed me to be added to the "User List Page" > so I am presuming that either most knew I was out of town or are using > Stevee’s page. If you want to be added to the page I maintain, just email > Again, I sure hope everyone had a good week (or at least a better one than I > did, as I’ve never been a Pallbearer before. And thanks to those that sent > encouraging emails as they were truly appreciated! > Ken > — > CD Class of 97 > http://www.augustweb.com/~kjakin/
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Hi all, Just wanted everyone to know that I am back home after a pretty rough (emotional) week. That in itself is too long of a story to post. Now it is time to get caught up on 92 emails and 700+ messages in this newsgroup. As I get through them I am sure I will get caught up on how everyone is doing, but I hope all are well or as well as they can be!! It doesn’t look like anyone emailed me to be added to the "User List Page" so I am presuming that either most knew I was out of town or are using Stevee’s page. If you want to be added to the page I maintain, just email Again, I sure hope everyone had a good week (or at least a better one than I did, as I’ve never been a Pallbearer before. And thanks to those that sent encouraging emails as they were truly appreciated! Ken — CD Class of 97 http://www.augustweb.com/~kjakin/
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Hi Ken, Welcome back. Sorry you had such a bad time. ((((((((((((Amanda.))))))))))
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi all, > Just wanted everyone to know that I am back home after a pretty rough > (emotional) week. That in itself is too long of a story to post. > Now it is time to get caught up on 92 emails and 700+ messages in this > newsgroup. > As I get through them I am sure I will get caught up on how everyone is > doing, but I hope all are well or as well as they can be!! > It doesn’t look like anyone emailed me to be added to the "User List Page" > so I am presuming that either most knew I was out of town or are using > Stevee’s page. If you want to be added to the page I maintain, just email > Again, I sure hope everyone had a good week (or at least a better one than I > did, as I’ve never been a Pallbearer before. And thanks to those that sent > encouraging emails as they were truly appreciated! > Ken > — > CD Class of 97 > http://www.augustweb.com/~kjakin/
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Welcome back Ken. Sorry you had such an emotional week. Some people have come to my site an signed the guestbook and entered their story while you were away. I hope you can find the time to update the guestbook on the site with the extra entries in your list, as we discussed last week. Also please update your story – it was cut off after 1000 characters. Now there is no limit to the length of story you can add. The site has been redesigned for better ease of use. Let me know what you think about the changes. Stevee – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Hi all, > Just wanted everyone to know that I am back home after a pretty rough > (emotional) week. That in itself is too long of a story to post. > Now it is time to get caught up on 92 emails and 700+ messages in this > newsgroup. > As I get through them I am sure I will get caught up on how everyone is > doing, but I hope all are well or as well as they can be!! > It doesn’t look like anyone emailed me to be added to the "User List Page" > so I am presuming that either most knew I was out of town or are using > Stevee’s page. If you want to be added to the page I maintain, just email > Again, I sure hope everyone had a good week (or at least a better one than I > did, as I’ve never been a Pallbearer before. And thanks to those that sent > encouraging emails as they were truly appreciated! > Ken > — > CD Class of 97 > http://www.augustweb.com/~kjakin/
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>Wow, I have missed you guys.
We missed you too. Welcome home, sugar!! Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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Oh Duckie, have you been away (VBEG)? I know I’m a bad girl. Really glad you’re back. Gwen Love
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Be well, Patty *~A friend is someone who reaches out for your hand, and touches your heart.~*
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Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while away? Duckie — Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t.
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> Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the > printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to > revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. > So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while > away? > Duckie > — > Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> > I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t.
Krissy hit Power Ball for $175,000,000 on Wednesday and has promised to send everybody who posted between 5:00 PM on Wednesday and 5:00 PM EST today ONE MILLION DOLLARS (taxes paid) — JDShine
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MAN – we missed you!! ROFL!! DeeTee DeeTee and Bob Taggart http://home.earthlink.net/~bdtaggart/DC/DC.html
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the > printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to > revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. > So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while > away? > Duckie > — > Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> > I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t. > Krissy hit Power Ball for $175,000,000 on Wednesday and has promised to > send everybody who posted between 5:00 PM on Wednesday and 5:00 PM EST > today ONE MILLION DOLLARS (taxes paid) > — > JDShine
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>Wow, I have missed you guys.
We missed you too. Welcome home, sugar!! Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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Oh Duckie, have you been away (VBEG)? I know I’m a bad girl. Really glad you’re back. Gwen Love
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Be well, Patty *~A friend is someone who reaches out for your hand, and touches your heart.~*
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Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while away? Duckie — Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t.
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> Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the > printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to > revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. > So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while > away? > Duckie > — > Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> > I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t.
Krissy hit Power Ball for $175,000,000 on Wednesday and has promised to send everybody who posted between 5:00 PM on Wednesday and 5:00 PM EST today ONE MILLION DOLLARS (taxes paid) — JDShine
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MAN – we missed you!! ROFL!! DeeTee DeeTee and Bob Taggart http://home.earthlink.net/~bdtaggart/DC/DC.html
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wow, I have missed you guys. I turned the latest catalog into the > printers this afternoon. What a relief. That one was bad. I had to > revamp from scratch. That should hold for at least 2 months. > So who wants to give me the blow by blow of what I have missed while > away? > Duckie > — > Remove the duck to email me privately (.)> > I fix what I can, and accept what I can’t. > Krissy hit Power Ball for $175,000,000 on Wednesday and has promised to > send everybody who posted between 5:00 PM on Wednesday and 5:00 PM EST > today ONE MILLION DOLLARS (taxes paid) > — > JDShine
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