daj59 wrote:I changed it.

Sorry I s(p)oiled it.

joyner wrote:The school's phonetree called us at 5:20 this morning to tell us that there was a two hour delay. Scared us to death. Woke husband up. Oh hello everybody. It's Friday for me! And I'm taking Tuesday off also. If the weather and elderly parents cooperate, we're going to the beach.

How long does it take you to get to the beach?

joyner wrote:The school's phonetree called us at 5:20 this morning to tell us that there was a two hour delay. Scared us to death. Woke husband up. Oh hello everybody. It's Friday for me! And I'm taking Tuesday off also. If the weather and elderly parents cooperate, we're going to the beach.

You really pick the best times of the year to go to the beach!!!

daj59 wrote:It's ok. I'd rather have you here.

Thank you

pooflady wrote:How long does it take you to get to the beach?

It's 400 miles. About 7 hours. 7.5 if we stop.

AZGman wrote:You really pick the best times of the year to go to the beach!!!

Actually husband wants a bigger condo. (read more bathrooms, the heck with bedrooms). So we are meeting real estate people on Saturday.

joyner wrote:Actually husband wants a bigger condo. (read more bathrooms, the heck with bedrooms). So we are meeting real estate people on Saturday.

I can appreciate that . . . if I had unlimited funds and could design my own place, every room would have a bathroom attached!

AZGman wrote:I can appreciate that . . . if I had unlimited funds and could design my own place, every room would have a bathroom attached!

. . . even the bathrooms!!

. . . and, g'night . . .

Is Joe around?

daj59 wrote:Our Man Flint was a success. Son liked it.

Have you ever had him watch Cat Ballou?

daj59 wrote:No but that would be a good one.

Took us a long time to talk our kids into watching it, and they loved it. It's pretty timeless. It's worth watching just for Lee Marvin's horse.

Had a lovely visit with the chiropractor this afternoon. He insisted I lay face down on a segmented table that appeared to be about six inches wide. It took a minute or two because MY BACK HURT, but I managed it. Whereupon he then proceeded to jump up and down on my back, driving my face into the table, and periodically stopping to ask me if I was okay. I don't believe he listened to my answer. He then jerked the middle of the table up and down, again asking if I was okay. I was wondering, relative to what? After this he seemed to be under the mistaken impression I was going to be able to get up from this table by myself, even though MY BACK HURT more and the table was much narrower than I was. After this I got to sit through about 15 minutes of electric stimulation and ice. I just can't wait to go back Saturday.

pooflady wrote:Had a lovely visit with the chiropractor this afternoon. He insisted I lay face down on a segmented table that appeared to be about six inches wide. It took a minute or two because MY BACK HURT, but I managed it. Whereupon he then proceeded to jump up and down on my back, driving my face into the table, and periodically stopping to ask me if I was okay. I don't believe he listened to my answer. He then jerked the middle of the table up and down, again asking if I was okay. I was wondering, relative to what? After this he seemed to be under the mistaken impression I was going to be able to get up from this table by myself, even though MY BACK HURT more and the table was much narrower than I was. After this I got to sit through about 15 minutes of electric stimulation and ice. I just can't wait to go back Saturday.

Doesn't sound like he is helping much.

dontwantaname wrote:Mr no1 has way too much time on his hands!

Yup

no1 wrote:Mr. Qubed,
I bet the person wasn't even watching your station, but complained to yours because that was the first email address they could find.

have you worked in the news before, mr.1? because you may very well be correct. we get complaints occasionally about our helicopter buzzing people's houses, on days we're not even flying, so it's probably our biggest competitor they're complaining about. the other annoying thing was she did not send us a direct email, but filled out a form on our website, which unless she's bookmarked that specific page, would mean she had to click past several pages that had at the top in big red letters something along the lines of "248 Closings & Delays Reported"

daj59 wrote:I don't like that grade

hehehe....that is kinda funny. However, the kid needs to learn to go to the library to do stuff like that.

dontwantaname wrote:You aren't getting paid enough to worry about stuff like this!

true dat!

jqubed wrote:true dat!

it is ok. I do it too...

nite.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22715758/
Good grief. And what a huge study.

pooflady wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22715758/
Good grief. And what a huge study.

L O L.
Sure, uh huh.....
Maybe for younger women with little kids.
I couldn't care less what my kitchen looks like.
On the other hand, what my bedroom looks like........

FenStar wrote:Is Joe around?

I wasn't. The snow in the trees blocked our satellite reception, so we watched Shrek 3 with the kids. Better than Shrek 2, not as good as Shrek 1.

dontwantaname wrote:My in laws have 8 kids and my father in law never did any housework or child care.
We are pretty sure with 8 kids and 15 grandkids, he never gave a bottle or changed a diaper.

So much for that study.
8 kids didn't just get there by themselves!

That doesn't mean your m-i-l enjoyed it.

pooflady wrote:That doesn't mean your m-i-l enjoyed it.

Agreed, if I had to do all the housework and raise the kids and everything I sure wouldn't have it going on in the sack.
God bless my cleaning service.

Night all. Tomorrow.

Mornin', folks

mornin'. school's on time, so get up! get up, you muckety muck!

Josephus wrote:mornin'. school's on time, so get up! get up, you muckety muck!

Awwwwwwwwwwwww, daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad . . .


Mornin', J'phus