Mornin', folks; errands to run.

Bis spater!

Good morning. Looks like a beautiful day.

klozitshoper wrote:Fenstar, I am so sorry that you are not excited about graduating and leaving school - or going on to grad school or whatever. You sound depressed, and I think that is entirely in order when a major life change is staring you in the face, and the multitude of decisions that go with it. I have not been over here that long that I know any background on why you feel that way and it is none of my business anyway, but I wish you could celebrate your accomplishments. I truly wish you well.

I don't like going to other peoples graduations, going to mine would be even more of a pain. Dress up in funky clothes and sit around for an hour listening to people talk and call a list of names. It really has nothing to do with excitement, I just don't like ceremonies.

FenStar wrote:I don't like going to other peoples graduations, going to mine would be even more of a pain. Dress up in funky clothes and sit around for an hour listening to people talk and call a list of names. It really has nothing to do with excitement, I just don't like ceremonies.

I'm not real excited about going to others. #1 granddaughter is graduating college and #2 granddaughter is graduating high school in the next couple weeks. Would really like to get out of the college one.

klozitshoper this should explain me fairly well.

The only shirts I own are t-shirts (95% of them woot) and the only pants I own are cargo shorts. I use one pocked for my wallet (top right), one for my phone(bottom right), one for my keys* (top left), and one for my flashlight(bottom left).

I also have my watch, my glasses, and my belt. I wear basic tube socks, shoes with laces that I never untie( I just slip them on and off) and boxers that make a perfect rectangle when you flatten them.

I wash my hair daily, but I never comb it. I don't like facial hair but I find shaving a pain so it often grows out a bit before it is cut.

*includes key chain things like pill case knife etc.

Thanks for the further description of why you feel as you do. I agree with Poof, if your parents don't really care about coming to a graduation ceremony and you dont' think it is for you, that makes perfect sense. My daughter graduated with a BS in Business - hubby and I drove for 600 miles to attend the pre/post grad events. The day of graduation, my husband was so sick I had to take him to the ER and go to the graduation myself. I was a mess of nerves - got there late, really didn't see my daughter until her name was called and then had to hurry back to hospital. Four years later, she graduated with an MBA in Texas - flew down there, and this time I felt awful and spent a miserable few days trying to pretend all was well. When I look back on it. Ugh. But I know my daughter appreciated having family there. I personally don't care if I EVER see another grad ceremony in my entire life. So, as I said, if your parents don't care, you don't care, it is nobody's business!

Oh, and hi everybody. Beautiful day - but I should be with Rusty tied on the porch because of my bad knee. I would growl and bite if I could.

dontwantaname wrote:Why are you carrying a flash light all the time?

Multiple reasons, everyone should carry one.

Afternoon, folks.

AZGman wrote:Afternoon, folks.

Hello.

D'name, are you here? I have a question for your husband.

pooflady wrote:Hello.

Hi.

klozitshoper wrote:Thanks for the further description of why you feel as you do. I agree with Poof, if your parents don't really care about coming to a graduation ceremony and you dont' think it is for you, that makes perfect sense. My daughter graduated with a BS in Business - hubby and I drove for 600 miles to attend the pre/post grad events. The day of graduation, my husband was so sick I had to take him to the ER and go to the graduation myself. I was a mess of nerves - got there late, really didn't see my daughter until her name was called and then had to hurry back to hospital. Four years later, she graduated with an MBA in Texas - flew down there, and this time I felt awful and spent a miserable few days trying to pretend all was well. When I look back on it. Ugh. But I know my daughter appreciated having family there. I personally don't care if I EVER see another grad ceremony in my entire life. So, as I said, if your parents don't care, you don't care, it is nobody's business!

I couldn't agree more! If I get an advanced degree, I would love everyone to come celebrate. I guess part of that will be going to the formal ceremony. It really helps to have a good speaker though. My sister and husband both graduated from the college of business. My sister had a really interesting speaker, my husband not so much. We all spent the afternoon after my husband's graduation talking about how miserable the speaker was.

My college was so informal that the proceedings weren't so uncomfortable. I don't think we even had a speaker other than the dean.

pooflady wrote:D'name, are you here? I have a question for your husband.

Really, I've never heard her say enough about her husband to ever have a question to ask him.

AZGman wrote:Hi.

Hi GMan. Weather is lovely here. I'm enjoying my weekend off. So far I've managed to avoid the huge stack of stuff to do around the house as well, although I'll probably alter that this afternoon.

KtCallista wrote:Hi GMan. Weather is lovely here. I'm enjoying my weekend off. So far I've managed to avoid the huge stack of stuff to do around the house as well, although I'll probably alter that this afternoon.

It's a nice day here, too.

AZGman wrote:It's a nice day here, too.

I hate to admit it, but I am actually outside right now. I'm on the covered porch mind you, but for me that is being outside.

FenStar wrote:I hate to admit it, but I am actually outside right now. I'm on the covered porch mind you, but for me that is being outside.

Why don't you get really daring and walk out in the sun?

KtCallista wrote:Hi GMan. Weather is lovely here. I'm enjoying my weekend off. So far I've managed to avoid the huge stack of stuff to do around the house as well, although I'll probably alter that this afternoon.

There's some stuff I'd like to do around the house, but husband's napping in the living room and I hate to wake him up.

I did my stuff this morning; I'm done doing stuff for now.

pooflady wrote:There's some stuff I'd like to do around the house, but husband's napping in the living room and I hate to wake him up.

The key to a happy marriage.

nap time.

pooflady wrote:There's some stuff I'd like to do around the house, but husband's napping in the living room and I hate to wake him up.

Perfectly good reason not to do it!

AZGman wrote:nap time.

Just about nap time here. Orc is serving lunch now. I had to lend him my laptop for a bit, and I never hit send on my last post, grr. I'm turning into dname!

FenStar wrote:Really, I've never heard her say enough about her husband to ever have a question to ask him.

mabe to prove that she hasn't killed him yet

pooflady wrote:Why don't you get really daring and walk out in the sun?

b/c he mite burst into flame and turn into ashes, that sort of thing.

no1 wrote:b/c he mite burst into flame and turn into ashes, that sort of thing.

And I thought I had sun issues!

I also lack the requisite taste for fresh human blood.

Evenin', folks.

KtCallista wrote:And I thought I had sun issues!

I also lack the requisite taste for fresh human blood.

Because blood is thicker than water?

AZGman wrote:Because blood is thicker than water?

Yeah and not so fresh blood is even thicker than that!

KtCallista wrote:Yeah and not so fresh blood is even thicker than that!

True.

dontwantaname wrote:Hi Poof, if you are still here, I'm back and hubby is awake, it is your golden window of opportunity.

Hi Gman.


Fen, You have a bunch of reasons to carry a flashlight, name one.

He'll be able to avoid hazards when the zombie apocalypse takes out the power.

dontwantaname wrote:Hi Poof, if you are still here, I'm back and hubby is awake, it is your golden window of opportunity.

Hi Gman.


Fen, You have a bunch of reasons to carry a flashlight, name one.

Is accounts receivables ever correct? Receivables as a plural. I've always thought it was accounts receivable but I have a witness with a finance background occasionally saying receivables and I don't know if it's her or the reporter screwing up.

dontwantaname wrote:That is direct from Hubby.

Yes, that helps. Thank him for me. I knew receivables by itself was okay. I'm going to mark all the accounts receivables. I think the reporter screwed up.