The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[Figgy1]

All the stuff:

1. Bought a serious used jazz collection that was so much fun to sort through, and is juicing sales very nicely.

2. Had a cyst removed this afternoon. Procedure was no big deal, but I’ve been pretty uncomfortable since the local wore off. I may or may not be a little chemically assisted right now. I also discovered a salted caramel chocolate chip cookie from The Fresh Market on my way home, and should have gotten two. Those may be part of my holiday gifts for everyone this year, worth the diet cheat.

3. Should get an answer on the store expansion in the next few days! Trying not to get too excited about it in case it falls through. (Too late!)

4. Before I even got to tell you guys that the sparkle was back in Kylie’s eyes, I came home from work after midnight a few days ago, and she was limp-hopping like a kangaroo (I think on a different paw!?) Brian said she was fine when he went to bed, so we have no idea what happened. We’ve seen only a slight improvement, and I’m starting to get concerned about certain scenarios.

5. WDW is likely off the table for Christmas. The cabins are $700. The Keys aren’t looking good, either. Thinking about dinner out with cousin Tif.

Found some of a certain series of CD box sets, I think about ten. Must’ve paid about $2 each. Turned out to average $100 each in value. Now that’s some margin! (If we can find a buyer.)

Night!

1 Very Cool!!!!! 2 3 Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4 Poor Kylie Prayers and Pixie Dust 5 6 Congrats!!!!!!!!!!! 7 Good Morning!

 

[Figgy1]

 

[Figgy1]

I look at Pennsylvania with jealously. I want 2 feet.

Seek help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Lilofan]

Snow in New England (at least southern new england) is getting smaller and smaller. RI was lucky to get anything last year and when something did happen, we would get an inch and then it would be too warm. We would be lucky to see storms like the Blizzard of 78 and everything again.

We are getting more snow in this one than almost all of last year. (ok so maybe that's exaggerated but still)

I knew some who were in the New England blizzard of 1978. Some were trapped in their homes for two weeks, no power, Boston and the surrounding areas were literally shut down. Thankfully the military helped airlift food to the affected.

 

[Figgy1]

 

[Figgy1]

 

[Figgy1]

I knew some who were in the New England blizzard of 1978. Some were trapped in their homes for two weeks, no power, Boston and the surrounding areas were literally shut down. Thankfully the military helped airlift food to the affected.

Having been snowed in for at least week more than once I can't understand why people want so much snow. It's like asking for a hurricane on the coast

 

[MinnieM123]

I knew some who were in the New England blizzard of 1978. Some were trapped in their homes for two weeks, no power, Boston and the surrounding areas were literally shut down. Thankfully the military helped airlift food to the affected.

Yup, correct.

 

[Figgy1]

 

[Figgy1]

 

[FutureCEO]

I knew some who were in the New England blizzard of 1978. Some were trapped in their homes for two weeks, no power, Boston and the surrounding areas were literally shut down. Thankfully the military helped airlift food to the affected.

I wasn't even thought of when it happened. That came a few years later

 

[Figgy1]

 

[Figgy1]

Me once the snow starts Keeping my fingers crossed everybody is wrong and we only get a foot

 

[Songbird76]

All the stuff:

1. Bought a serious used jazz collection that was so much fun to sort through, and is juicing sales very nicely.

2. Had a cyst removed this afternoon. Procedure was no big deal, but I’ve been pretty uncomfortable since the local wore off. I may or may not be a little chemically assisted right now. I also discovered a salted caramel chocolate chip cookie from The Fresh Market on my way home, and should have gotten two. Those may be part of my holiday gifts for everyone this year, worth the diet cheat.

3. Should get an answer on the store expansion in the next few days! Trying not to get too excited about it in case it falls through. (Too late!)

4. Before I even got to tell you guys that the sparkle was back in Kylie’s eyes, I came home from work after midnight a few days ago, and she was limp-hopping like a kangaroo (I think on a different paw!?) Brian said she was fine when he went to bed, so we have no idea what happened. We’ve seen only a slight improvement, and I’m starting to get concerned about certain scenarios.

5. WDW is likely off the table for Christmas. The cabins are $700. The Keys aren’t looking good, either. Thinking about dinner out with cousin Tif.

Found some of a certain series of CD box sets, I think about ten. Must’ve paid about $2 each. Turned out to average $100 each in value. Now that’s some margin! (If we can find a buyer.)

Night!

oooooh, what was in the jass collection? I love Jazz.

Sorry about Kylie. Do you have to take her back to the vet?

Good luck with the expansion and I hope you find something fun to do for Christmas. We're on lockdown and restaurants have been closed for months, so we won't be able to do anything with anyone. We have big plans to watch Noelle as a family, though.

 

[Figgy1]

oooooh, what was in the jass collection? I love Jazz.

Sorry about Kylie. Do you have to take her back to the vet?

Good luck with the expansion and I hope you find something fun to do for Christmas. We're on lockdown and restaurants have been closed for months, so we won't be able to do anything with anyone. We have big plans to watch Noelle as a family, though.

I think we're going to watch Soul on Disney+

 

[Lilofan]

Yup, correct.

I was reading but did not know fourteen people died in their cars near Boston on Interstate 95 during the blizzard of 1978. The drivers were trapped in their cars and died from carbon monoxide poisoning trying to heat up their cars that were covered with the avalanche of snow.

 

[Songbird76]

I think we're going to watch Soul on Disney+

What is "Soul"? Never heard of it. Noelle is A's favorite Christmas movie....he loves it because Snowcone looks sheeplike. He named his stuffed sheep he got last year for Christmas Snowcone. He has requested we watch Noelle on Christmas. So that's what we'll do.

 

[Figgy1]

What is "Soul"? Never heard of it. Noelle is A's favorite Christmas movie....he loves it because Snowcone looks sheeplike. He named his stuffed sheep he got last year for Christmas Snowcone. He has requested we watch Noelle on Christmas. So that's what we'll do.

The new Pixar movie that was supposed to be in theaters this year. It's not Christmas like at all but does look interesting

 

[Figgy1]

Time I will never get back

 

[MinnieM123]

I hope you find something fun to do for Christmas. We're on lockdown and restaurants have been closed for months, so we won't be able to do anything with anyone. We have big plans to watch Noelle as a family, though.

I think we're going to watch Soul on Disney+

Other than early morning Christmas church service on TV, not sure what else will be watched (we're not going anywhere). I did ask for the 3rd season of The Crown for Christmas, so maybe I might watch an episode.

Christmas Day aside, I've watched (a few times already) the PBS special by Rick Steves. It's all about European Christmas traditions, and it's one of the best shows ever made. (I think it came out around 2006.) I know that @ajrwdwgirl also enjoys this show each Christmas.