ThunderThighs wrote:*snort*

Restrain that snort!!!

Hurry up, pizza, so I can call it a night.

AZGman wrote:Hurry up, pizza, so I can call it a night.

what toppings?

no1 wrote:what toppings?

pepperoni, sausage, olives , mushrooms, green peppers, and extra cheese.

And it was delivered, it has been eaten, and now I can call it a night.

ciao.

AZGman wrote:And it was delivered, it has been eaten, and now I can call it a night.

ciao.

'Nite Gman

I should go to bed now.

Just back from Red Robin. Shroom and swiss burger. Mmmm-mmmm, good!

Okay, D'name should be home by now.

ACK!!! I killed it!!! I'm sorry.

pooflady wrote:ACK!!! I killed it!!! I'm sorry.

ten laps around the track for you.

no1 wrote:ten laps around the track for you.

pooflady wrote:

yay panda!!!!!

I need to whine:

I got a small sunburn on saturday, I was covered except my shirt had a v-neck. It was only 66 out so I forgot about sunscreen, plus we were wearing long sleeves (and got way too hot). I've been sucking it up but it hurts like a bruise on my right breast.

Carry on.

KtCallista wrote:I need to whine:

I got a small sunburn on saturday, I was covered except my shirt had a v-neck. It was only 66 out so I forgot about sunscreen, plus we were wearing long sleeves (and got way too hot). I've been sucking it up but it hurts like a bruise on my right breast.

Carry on.

Whine away, that's one of the reasons we're here.

I'll add to the whining...

a) Being on opposite coasts SUCKS. Stupid time zones.

b) Had blood drawn today and the phlebotomist JABBED me--seriously, felt like she was practicing for a dart tournament--and there is now a bruise the size of a quarter in my elbow pit.

c) Really hate the 3000 mile separation. :/

Mavyn wrote:I'll add to the whining...

a) Being on opposite coasts SUCKS. Stupid time zones.

b) Had blood drawn today and the phlebotomist JABBED me--seriously, felt like she was practicing for a dart tournament--and there is now a bruise the size of a quarter in my elbow pit.

c) Really hate the 3000 mile separation. :/

I did the 3000 mile thing once. Thankfully it was only for the summer and we'd only just started dating. Unfortunately, part of that time Orc was in the hospital and the hospital did NOT have an 800 number.

I feel your pain!

I feel your pain on the bad blood draw too. Owie!!!!

Mavyn wrote:I'll add to the whining...

a) Being on opposite coasts SUCKS. Stupid time zones.

c) Really hate the 3000 mile separation. :/

//wonders where he can get a scorecard to keep track of everyone's personal situation

Mavyn wrote:I'll add to the whining...

a) Being on opposite coasts SUCKS. Stupid time zones.

b) Had blood drawn today and the phlebotomist JABBED me--seriously, felt like she was practicing for a dart tournament--and there is now a bruise the size of a quarter in my elbow pit.

c) Really hate the 3000 mile separation. :/

Try it with an international border between you, especially after 9/11, now that sucked and not in a good way.Not to mention all the hoops and invasive scutiny by RCMP,FBI,Homeland Security and God knows who else when we decided to marry. Granted it was only 1700 miles and one time zone though. Mrs. Ice and I did that for 2 1/2 years.
Long story short, I feel your pain. Have a good phone plan, and get to like airports and it'll all work out if you both are committed to the relationship.

Evening all!

Just got home from one more dinner with mom. She leaves to go back to Costa Rica tomorrow.

*sniff* *sniff*

Mavyn wrote:I'll add to the whining...

a) Being on opposite coasts SUCKS. Stupid time zones.

b) Had blood drawn today and the phlebotomist JABBED me--seriously, felt like she was practicing for a dart tournament--and there is now a bruise the size of a quarter in my elbow pit.

c) Really hate the 3000 mile separation. :/

Phlebotomists and M.D.s should not be permitted to draw blood. Give me a good old nurse any day.

We had a several month separation with an ocean between us. And no one could afford international calls. And there weren't computers. We had to (are you ready?) write letters!

pooflady wrote:Phlebotomists and M.D.s should not be permitted to draw blood. Give me a good old nurse any day.

We had a several month separation with an ocean between us. And no one could afford international calls. And there weren't computers. We had to (are you ready?) write letters!

letters? through the mail? *gasp*

Heh - my mom was just complaining that no one sends her mail, and she "has a po box and everything!"

Guess I'll start sending her cards & notes & stuff.

kdccrosby wrote: letters? through the mail? *gasp*

Heh - my mom was just complaining that no one sends her mail, and she "has a po box and everything!"

Guess I'll start sending her cards & notes & stuff.

On the other hand, I feel sorry for anyone who's never received love letters.

pooflady wrote:On the other hand, I feel sorry for anyone who's never received love letters.

yeah, letter writing is a lost art.

My first kiss was from a boy who lived here, when I still lived in NM with mom and visited summers only. We wrote letters back and forth for a year.

kdccrosby wrote:yeah, letter writing is a lost art.

My first kiss was from a boy who lived here, when I still lived in NM with mom and visited summers only. We wrote letters back and forth for a year.

We still have ours, and with the understanding that whoever goes first, the other will burn the letters.

pooflady wrote:We still have ours, and with the understanding that whoever goes first, the other will burn the letters.

That's sweet.

Edit: Although... I wonder just what is in these letters that Poof doesn't want the Poof kiddos to read when they are gone???

We're lucky in that we do get to chat online lots, and text/call regularly. I know, it's really not that awful, and it's not a long term separation...just frustrating.

Hence the self identified whining. :D

pooflady wrote:We still have ours, and with the understanding that whoever goes first, the other will burn the letters.

How neat.

Mavyn wrote:We're lucky in that we do get to chat online lots, and text/call regularly. I know, it's really not that awful, and it's not a long term separation...just frustrating.

Hence the self identified whining. :D

We would talk at least 4 hours a night on the phone and one of us would visit the other every month...except Febuary ..we never saw each other in Febuary until we were married.

pooflady wrote:On the other hand, I feel sorry for anyone who's never received love letters.

I've written love letters back and forth. I actually learned a bit of calligraphy so I could make the letters look fancier. Haha, I had some fun with that. It just wasn't a necessity that we did that.

dontwantaname wrote:200 flyers made and distributed.
Can of tuna in the back room with an open door for hours.
Food in the garage with the door cracked open.

Still no cat. Because I opened a window and walked out of the room.

Hopefully cat will show up soon now.

dontwantaname wrote:200 flyers made and distributed.
Can of tuna in the back room with an open door for hours.
Food in the garage with the door cracked open.

Still no cat. Because I opened a window and walked out of the room.

oh nos.... Fingers crossed that kitty comes back soon.

Iceback wrote:We would talk at least 4 hours a night on the phone and one of us would visit the other every month...except Febuary ..we never saw each other in Febuary until we were married.

We're both on gmail, so chat there as we can. Webcam visits, especially when the kids are there (they ask to talk to me, which I love). We both have unlimited texts, and are on the same cell carrier so those calls are always free as well.

kdccrosby wrote: That's sweet.

Edit: Although... I wonder just what is in these letters that Poof doesn't want the Poof kiddos to read when they are gone???

Mavyn wrote:We're both on gmail, so chat there as we can. Webcam visits, especially when the kids are there (they ask to talk to me, which I love). We both have unlimited texts, and are on the same cell carrier so those calls are always free as well.

You ought to try writing a letter. You might be surprised how it ends up. A few years ago I couldn't find a Valentine card that I liked, so I bought a blank one and started writing. It was amazing. And I know he still has it.

dontwantaname wrote:200 flyers made and distributed.
Can of tuna in the back room with an open door for hours.
Food in the garage with the door cracked open.

Still no cat. Because I opened a window and walked out of the room.

I have my fingers and toes crossed for you.

Iceback wrote:We would talk at least 4 hours a night on the phone and one of us would visit the other every month...except Febuary ..we never saw each other in Febuary until we were married.

Okay, I have to ask, what was it about February that you couldn't see each other?