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By Lydia_R · Posted
That's an interesting picture with the squirrel Mmindy -
By Jani · Posted
Your cats are adorable @KathyLauren. My girl has never been outside that I am aware of. The pads of her paws are a nice soft pink with nary a mark on them. She has no desire to go out. Zulu is cute hiding among the papers! -
By Lydia_R · Posted
Thank you everyone! Sharing your experience helped me decide. I wound up getting 4 birth certificates. I only had one of my old one. I submitted my application and they took my money, so it's just a waiting game now. Hugs, Lydia -
By Ivy · Posted
Same here. After years of denial, I got the nerve to wear a skirt (privately) - just to feel what it was like. The dam kinda broke. -
By heatherd · Posted
Things going good for me.Went to court on Thursday,I have full guardianship of the 14 year old girl I took in.Judge was impressed with everything.It was good for us and my family told her welcome to the family.I had to testify in court on Tueday,the man that sexually assaulted me was charged with one count of sexual assault and a hate crime last week.I was brave testifying.He faces 35 years,his attorney tried plea deal again and the prosecutor said no.I am glad the prosecutor is being good to me.He is facing 35 years now due to a couple more on his long arrest record,Rape and domestic violence conviction he did to an ex wife of his. -
By Willow · Posted
@mmindy. You sure do have a nice shop. I had a Delta 14” bandsaw, table saw, jig saw, wood lathe, drill press all Delta cast iron except the table saw that was Sears. Lots of hand tools power and hand. Thickness planner. Woodworking was my hobby. I made our entire bedroom set out of maple. I made my daughter a memory chest for our youngest granddaughter after she died of cancer, all cherry plus some hand carving, and many more things over the years. I get it! Each has his priorities. my son now has all those now. yes my wife gets indoor decorating. Our coffee maker is Keurig but it’s a combination machine. Make a cup, make a pot. It shares counter space with a hot water pot. Willow -
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By Vidanjali · Posted
Screenshot from the video. The title of the play is not mentioned, if I recall. -
By Hannah Renee · Posted
Experience - 2008, front row center seats watching Jeff Dunham live. He was presenting some of the stuff for his upcoming Christmas special. -
By Mmindy · Posted
Well, I think your KEURIG* should have equal space in one of the kitchens. As for the Zavarka? I would give it a fair chance to develop a taste for it. @Willow we live in a ranch style house in a middle class neighborhood. When we built the house, I wanted the largest one story home, that would fit on the smallest lot. We knew it would be our forever home, and didn't want to climb stairs, or mow a hug yard. Suzie has decorating priorities in the house, and I can do anything I want in the 2 car garage. The only gas engines in the space I affectionately call my shop, are a Harley (year round) Spring and Summer the lawn mower, Winter the snow blower. Other than that it's a small metal fabrication/assembly area, a 36" wood lathe, bench top band saw, and full size drill press. I also have a table saw with out feed table, along side that is a combination swing arm chop saw. I'm set, Mindy🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Colleen Henderson · Posted
Having more rings on my trunk than most, I go back to the era of World War II, when much of the vocal music reflected the angst of couples and families separated by war and not knowing what the future held. Even now, some of the Vera Lynn songs of that time resonate with my emotions. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
@Mmindy I thought the Keurig machine was amazing when I first saw one. But my family is old-fashioned, and when I was going to get one I was firmly denied the counter space in both our main kitchen and the downstairs kitchenette 😔. GF has a couple of huge Russian samovars....one for use inside which is electric, and an outdoor one that uses charcoal. Russian tea is different than how tea is made in the USA. There's a very concentrated tea called "zavarka" which is then diluted with hot water. It seems overly complicated to me, but I have gotten used to it. Breakfast this morning was tea, a plain boiled egg, and a bowl of kasha (buckwheat pepared similar to oatmeal or grits). Simple and not particularly tasty, but at least there's plenty of it. -
By Heather Shay · Posted
I was thinking about this, this morning and the best I can come up with it I Want to Hold Your Hand by the Beatles. When I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show - that was it. From then on music has been an integral part of my life including over 50 years of writing and singing my own songs. You can just love to hear music or are affected by music or type of music or artist but how has music touched you. -
By Ivy · Posted
There were things going on in some of the bigger cities. But I never heard about it. I lived a rather sheltered life - small town, conservative family, etc. I guess that's one thing about the internet. "Don't say gay" bills won't keep kids from hearing about it. If they don't themselves, their friends will. -
By Ivy · Posted
Back then it was more of a curiosity, at least in the media. I kinda remember seeing something once when I was still a kid. But it didn't mean much to me at the time. Somehow I didn't make the connection with my thoughts of wanting to be a girl. After that I kinda forgot about it. When puberty struck and I tried to cover up my girly-tendencies, I had forgotten about that. I was more concerned with survival, and learning to play the game. I wonder what it would have been like if I had been born 60yrs later.
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