JoeUser ForumsPeople exploding from eating too much turkey, and Santa did some very naughty and evil things. I can imagine how much fun they were to read after you were done!
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very interesting reading..... I guess I get to find out more later this month when I go in for my sleep study
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I was thanked recently by an older lady when I went to Wal-Mart, for me and Nbs. It meant alot, especially right now, but it does take some getting used to. Even more so when I'm not the one serving. Good for you, pseudo. I hope you enjoy that venison, too.
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Sleep and I have been going through a real low point in this love/hate relationship of ours lately. You see, I love sleep, but it seems to hate me. It's despairingly elusive. I find myself awake until the wee hours of the morning, and then on the days my husband calls, I'm usually unable to go back to sleep after. Once I'm up, I'm up. Like now. And I really need
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congrats on the move, the phone finally getting hooked up, and most definately on the knitting......I still have those socks to send..... my heart goes out to you with your patients
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very, very cool!
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very cool video! sorry about the hands.........can you wear gloves?
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I like video games. Really I do. I tend to get bored with them, though. Most of the time I would rather watch my husband play a game than actually play it myself. There have been a few notable exceptions over the years, but when I play they tend to be the kiddie type games. I love the Spyro the Dragon games and pretty much anything along those lines. I also enjo
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cool project!
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good to see you around again
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I pretty much told her off in a way that she can't possibly defend her stupid comments good for you.....there's no excuse for that kind of crap. Normally I wouldn't wish depression on anyone......
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she and her teacher collect the things the kids say throughout the year I kept a journal of funny things that the kids I worked with said when I worked with Pre-K also. And there was lots of it! I can imagine that your "diet pill" experience was pretty interesting.....
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congrats! very cool
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The past few days have been a complete roller coaster, extreme ups and downs with little reason and less warning. Saturday ended up being a great day despite the panic and guilt at the beginning. Sunday I was late to church, but I did make it. My sleep cycle has been so off the last couple of months it's not even funny. But Sunday was pretty good as a whole until
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that's a long drive home with wounded hands..... I definately hope that Friday is better for you
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Thank you both, ladies. I had so much fun. The piggies were a total surprise to me, but I loooooooove them......I've been collecting them for years, so I had to take lots of pictures. In fact, I may have to go back for more. And he is doing better. I talked to him this morning. I still wish I could have been there to make it all better for him, but alas......
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thanks, lw. the english teacher I shared these with (the first one was an actual assignment) was the only person I'd shared them with who didn't tell me I was just being overly melodramatic. He recognized what I was battling with and encouraged me to write about how I felt as a sort of therapy. I know some wouldn't approve, but just putting it down on paper helped somewhat at the time, and has definately helped over the years as I've looked back ove
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Today was one of those days, and I'm very thankful that it was just one day. A recent article reminded me of many things that I'd written over the years, and as I'd planned to start posting some of my old material again anyway, here are a couple that I thought were indicative of what I was feeling at the time.
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I'm sorry pseudo, I hope it's nothing big and they're better quickly
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Awesome pics as always! both of the kids look great... sounds like you are doing awesome, mower incidents aside. I couldn't get mine running at all over the weekend, so I just used the weed eater on the whole yard! Good luck with the hand and the purse.
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woohoo! way to go wahine!
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Aackk! I hated math in school, but I was always able to do it. We weren't allowed to use calculators until we got to graphing operations, and even then it was only for graphing. It amazed me when I took my test to apply as a teacher's aide back in TX how many people couldn't pass the math portion of the exam, especially considering you were allowed to use a calculator. I never did. It's a crutch. It makes me feel lazy to use one, even when using
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Good luck, dharma! I've done the two job thing myself, and though I'm sure I could do it again if needed, I would not look forward to it. I hope you enjoy, though.
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sorry, late coming to this apparently, but to address the original post.... from the experiences I had working in the schools back in Texas, and even with the kids I worked with at church, the kids whose parents were divorced or separated generally did not spend alot of time with their fathers. I agree that they are missing out, and their children are definately missing out. You however, are an exceptional example of what a parent should be
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Yesterday was an interesting day, both horrible and fabulous. It started with an early phone call from hubby that he's sick--okay but on heavy duty meds. Of course, him being who he is, and me being who I am, it was a much more drawn out and melodramatic experience being awakened from a dead sleep to answer the phone with no memory of hearing it ring. He is definat
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