Morning. Last day of work before my short vacation. Leave tomorrow with Sister, Niece, Niece's boyfriend and nephew to go to San Antonio.

Riverwalk, Sea-World, The Alamo.

kdccrosby wrote:Morning. Last day of work before my short vacation. Leave tomorrow with Sister, Niece, Niece's boyfriend and nephew to go to San Antonio.

Riverwalk, Sea-World, The Alamo.

That sounds like fun.

Morning all.

Iceback wrote:2) The central is working to the maximum of it's capacity. It just can't keep up to 110 degree days. I checked with others and many are having the same problem. My house is circa 1965 so the inefficient windows and lack of quality insulation aren't helping.

We had to supplement our central as well, but the house was built in 2001, and the temps are 95-101. I blame the crap builder basic undersized A/C unit. The supplemental unit has paid for itself as the electric bill dropped $100 per month after installation, and our usage for the hottest months of this year is less than any month last year.

GM all.

kdccrosby wrote:Morning. Last day of work before my short vacation. Leave tomorrow with Sister, Niece, Niece's boyfriend and nephew to go to San Antonio.

Riverwalk, Sea-World, The Alamo.

Have a wonderful time!

Good morning everyone. Have a bridge game this afternoon. Need to sharpen brain. Now that I play only sporadically, I really do need to read over the conventions before I go - every time! I love to play cards, and most of the groups/friends I play with are there to have a good time. This bridge group is serious, very serious. That makes me nervous on the way

pooflady wrote:When they were doing flexible sigmoidoscopies, they did them in the office, but I've never heard of a colonoscopy in an office because of the anesthesia.

I will never know how Katie Couric had one on live TV. I had one once where the anesthesia was not working very well. All I did was yell at the doc "more pain control" - cannot imagine narrating, bloe, by blow.

klozitshoper wrote:I will never know how Katie Couric had one on live TV. I had one once where the anesthesia was not working very well. All I did was yell at the doc "more pain control" - cannot imagine narrating, bloe, by blow.

I'd really complain about that. I've never been awake.

Just got home and found that a reporter had picked up a job and left a check and a laptop. I'm assuming the laptop is to listen to something she can't understand. I think I could probably figure out how to open it, but that's about the extent of my knowledge.

DName - On my way out now - just checked back. Do not blame Rusty for biting the other dog. Is would be impossible for one dog not to bit another one who tried to take something out of its mouth. The other owner should not hold you or Rusty accountable on this one. I also think you were more than generous under the circumstances where you had your dog under control and the other person had the dog off-leash at first. I am totally on Rusty's side on this one. Please give him a kiss for me (top of head)

Windows open for the first time in a month. Feels great.

pooflady wrote:Windows open for the first time in a month. Feels great.

[geek]so are you usually on a mac or are you a linux fanatic?[/geek]

no1 wrote:[geek]so are you usually on a mac or are you a linux fanatic?[/geek]

I think it's more remarkable that dname abandoned her mac!


Morning all so far feeling better we'll see if it lasts, just got informed that THIS WEEKEND will be wood cutting weekend. Yay, firewood widow.....

naptime

Afternoon, folks.

dontwantaname wrote:Get a desk yet?

no

I'm fine. How have you been?

no complaints. g'night.

dontwantaname wrote:Why do I need to ask how you are?
As far as I know, you are ok.

yet people ask each other that same question all the time.

no1 wrote:yet people ask each other that same question all the time.

Problem is that it is a polite, non-thinking almost kind of question when you are young. When you get OLD, it is a dangerous question because you get stuck listening to a litany of stuff. Happens even if you don't ask too.
Much too easy to turn into a "can you top this"

klozitshoper wrote:Problem is that it is a polite, non-thinking almost kind of question when you are young. When you get OLD, it is a dangerous question because you get stuck listening to a litany of stuff. Happens even if you don't ask too.
Much too easy to turn into a "can you top this"

so i guess it was dangerous for gman to ask dname this question?

klozitshoper wrote:Problem is that it is a polite, non-thinking almost kind of question when you are young. When you get OLD, it is a dangerous question because you get stuck listening to a litany of stuff. Happens even if you don't ask too.
Much too easy to turn into a "can you top this"

I don't see why it's a problem to politely let someone tell you about what ails them (or doesn't). sometimes those monologues are very interesting.

no1 wrote:so i guess it was dangerous for gman to ask dname this question?

Not at all. He was leaving and didn't have to read her answer when and if she posted one.

Evening PWA!

lplady wrote:Good evening.

Poof, sorry if I missed it when reading back but were the frozen chocolate souffles a hit with the family?

Poof, did you miss this yesterday or was the souffles so bad you didn't want to say? lol

lplady wrote:Poof, did you miss this yesterday or was the souffles so bad you didn't want to say? lol

Yes, I missed it, sorry.
They were okay. The directions said leave out for 15 minutes before unwrapping. Too long. Five would have been enough. Kind of rich. Probably won't make again.

dontwantaname wrote:Hello.

How are you tonight?

I'm good. How are you? How's hubby doing?

My Ball Blue Book (canning, freezing and preserving) was from 1998, had 120 pages. Figured it was time to get a new one. The new one has 448 pages! And I'm only going to use four or five of those pages.

pooflady wrote:My Ball Blue Book (canning, freezing and preserving) was from 1998, had 120 pages. Figured it was time to get a new one. The new one has 448 pages! And I'm only going to use four or five of those pages.

i didn't realize you liked looking at blue balls.

no1 wrote:i didn't realize you liked looking at blue balls.

I don't believe you ever asked. Got any?