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By Vidanjali · Posted
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By Willow · Posted
Oh yeah, I forgot, @awkward-yet-sweetwhen your husband finally breaks down and decides to replace the stoves I agree a single professional stove even out of a defunct restaurant might well be the way to go when cooking for all those kids and adults. Certainly better that the situation you describe. Or maybe from a used restaurant supply where they have professionally cleaned and refurbished it. -
By Willow · Posted
Wow, yesterday was a very active day. @Birdie I hope they figure out where that’s coming from and get you heeled quickly. That it’s nothing serious. Maybe going to the day care with a purewick will finally convince them to change their attitude. @MaeBe especially if you believe you are about to loose your job anyway, what’s to keep you in Minnesota ? This could be a wonderful thing for all of you Washington State can be wet but it’s really not as bad as it’s made out to be. If you are west of the cascades it is relatively mild not like MN in the winter time. And east of the cascades it’s rather desert like around Yakima. New car shopping can be fun but it can be very stressful too. We talked about it over lunch yesterday. Strange thing is she kept coming back to the old Ford. My response was instead of two car payments there woul only be one although I would expect it to be a little higher, but not nearly what two would add up . Plus I wouldn’t have to continue working as long with only one as when I get the other things paid off I know we can live without me working. Unless of course, the congress decides to mess with social security. Right now I have three vehicles I want to look at two are at one dealer and the third at another. All three are GMs two are newer with lower mileage but are also lower end on the GM line. The third which is the one that most interests me is a Cadillac. Let’s see there is a song from way back about a Cadillac and a Hot Rod Lincoln comes to mind. Anyway it is an XT-5. I get my room and comfort, she gets her nice appointments and the ford hopefully will hang on as a spare for those occasions when we need a second car for me to go to work and for her to do ?? The downside is it has just under 80,000 miles and is a 2020 so in that regard we are slipping backwards from a 2022 with 25000 but going from a sub-compact to a mid-size. The other two are a compact and a Midsize but neither would provide the expected comfort and features of the Cadillac. The biggest of which are the pedals that would adjust and the seat adjustments. (My wife is 4’ 10” and I am 5’8” since my spine has shrunk. The Caddy also has the lane safety as well as front and rear collision warning. The mileage will go down and the engine requires higher octane gas but that won’t be too much of a drag since we can go to Murphy USA where I work or to Costco which isn’t that far away. 10 miles. And it’s better than the Ford! I guess we will see how this plays out later. Willow -
By Mmindy · Posted
Two things amaze me, One how fast short haired dogs dry. Two how did you keep from loosing your glasses? I'm glad you wear a life jacket while kayaking even on smooth waters such as ponds or lakes. I'm guessing you learned a few things about landing and exiting the kayak. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Lorelei · Posted
Aside from the X-Files, Gilmore Girls is easily my favorite TV show. I originally watched the original airing in the commuter lounge at my college starting in 2000 because I was embarrassed to watch it at home when I living as a man. Now that I am out and transitioned, I watch it openly and wear Gilmore Girls t-shirts at work on days that I wear a skirt. For Valentine’s Day, my wife bought me the DVD’s. Yesterday I had to stay at work late because of an IT problem (I am not IT so I just had to make sure the pump stations telemetry was functioning properly before I could leave, IT did the actual work) and so I watched it on Netflix. Lorelai Gilmore inspired me to change my name to Lorelei. Yes, I picked a more traditional spelling on the name. The mother daughter interaction between them is heartwarming and sometimes hilarious. Last week I just started rewatching it again. Ironically I relate most to Luke, very rare as I almost always relate to a female character. Anyone else here love the show? -
By Mmindy · Posted
Good morning everyone, @Birdie continued prayers for you as they figure thing out. I'm glad you're being properly cared for. @April Marie I love the pageantry of the Kentucky Derby the bright dresses, and fascinating hats worn by the ladies. As for the mint juleps... I'll pass, they're just to aromatic for me. We'll be watching "The Fastest Two Minutes in Sports" as well. @Adrianna Danielle & @awkward-yet-sweet it is amazing how a new stove seems to cook food better. Cooking for 36 people is a phenomenal task, and if you're doing it on anything less than a professional cook stove. You're preforming miracles, and I wish you the best. My yard work is done for the day, because I don't have to wait until Saturday to do it. I'm getting use to this mostly retired situation. The windows and doors have been open since I first got up and the yard is full of bird songs. I have the best neighbors because they don't start their noisy yard work until very late morning or early afternoon. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By April Marie · Posted
Oooh, that still sounds chilly!!! Our pool was opened yesterday and it's a brisk 59 deg. -
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By Lorelei · Posted
I took an involuntary swim wearing my quick dry hiking pants and shirt. Lifejacket not shown but present on the rock I am sitting on. Watson is dry now but I am still soaked. I capsized my kayak 5 feet from the shore trying to land on an island. Water in the pond was surprisingly warm considering it is early may in upstate New York. -
By Mirrabooka · Posted
@Birdie best of luck to you, my friend. @MaeBe, nothing ventured, nothing gained! Good luck! -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
Oh I will. He loves to just sleep on the couch and sleep. Not very active at all which I'm mixed about. Less to do but also want him to do more too. -
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By Mirrabooka · Posted
We had a German Shepheard/Lab cross! It was actually our son's dog but when he moved out, Axel stayed here. ❤️ He was soooo awesome! Totally goofy, but really smart, and a million percent lovable. Unfortunately, he didn't even get to see his fifth birthday. 😢 He did both hind knees in quick succession, which were repaired, but he re-injured one and it wasn't repairable. The grief we went through after we made that horrible decision was far worse than anything we have ever experienced before or after. @Ashley0616, please be gentle with his joints until he is all grown up! This pic is when he was still a puppy. -
By KymmieL · Posted
When things seemed really rocky with my wife. I had thought about moving to the PNW. WA and OR are quite LGBTQ friendly. Even interviewed for a couple jobs there. Hugs, Kymmie
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