MOXOMUMD
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MOXOMUMD
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I'm pretty sure that's not normal.Thanks.
Although you like mornings, and I'm pretty sure that's not normal...
MOXOMUMD
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We're quite a crazy happy go lucky family here.
I am amazed how some of the threads get so ugly, so fast. You can usually tell when it's going to go bad...
donaldtoo
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My most common dreams are tornado dreams and flying dreams.
The tornado ones are never really terrifying, because somehow during the dream, I'm about 90% sure it's just a dream. But, there are always dozens of tornados surrounding me and alternately touching down and lifting back up. Just when I think we're in the clear here come 4 more from different directions. I only remember one where there was actually some damage to our house, but, we were all OK.
The flying dreams are always a blast! Either me flying like a bird, or on a plane.
BuddyThomas
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I posted this exact same thing to my Facebook, so apologies for the duplicate to those of you who are my Facebook friends (and to the others of you who aren't - why aren't you??)
So, in the impossible things happen every day department, before my health insurance ran out at ICM, I went and had every imaginable test done - blood, ekg, echo-cardiogram (if that's how you spell it) , the dreaded prostate, and several others. Today were my results. I was 100% certain that I was going to go in there and be told I had 17 kinds of cancer, polio, coronary artery disease, a heart that could collapse at any moment, a liver that they were unable to locate, and acne.
Imagine my total shock to find out that I am basically in perfect health. I was like, "errrrrrr......what?! Even the liver?" The doctor laughed and said there were no issues. Apparently he doesn't know about all my trips to wine country.
Anyway, it's all good news, so I guess it's time for a drink, or a drink around the world, like last year.
So, in the impossible things happen every day department, before my health insurance ran out at ICM, I went and had every imaginable test done - blood, ekg, echo-cardiogram (if that's how you spell it) , the dreaded prostate, and several others. Today were my results. I was 100% certain that I was going to go in there and be told I had 17 kinds of cancer, polio, coronary artery disease, a heart that could collapse at any moment, a liver that they were unable to locate, and acne.
Imagine my total shock to find out that I am basically in perfect health. I was like, "errrrrrr......what?! Even the liver?" The doctor laughed and said there were no issues. Apparently he doesn't know about all my trips to wine country.
Anyway, it's all good news, so I guess it's time for a drink, or a drink around the world, like last year.
donaldtoo
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unless you're this guy:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/a4/94/f0/a494f01f9ac557243ac162d22fc564b9.jpg
Hahaaa...!
This one's even classier...!
donaldtoo
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I posted this exact same thing to my Facebook, so apologies for the duplicate to those of you who are my Facebook friends (and to the others of you who aren't - why aren't you??)
So, in the impossible things happen every day department, before my health insurance ran out at ICM, I went and had every imaginable test done - blood, ekg, echo-cardiogram (if that's how you spell it) , the dreaded prostate, and several others. Today were my results. I was 100% certain that I was going to go in there and be told I had 17 kinds of cancer, polio, coronary artery disease, a heart that could collapse at any moment, a liver that they were unable to locate, and acne.
Imagine my total shock to find out that I am basically in perfect health. I was like, "errrrrrr......what?! Even the liver?" The doctor laughed and said there were no issues. Apparently he doesn't know about all my trips to wine country.
Anyway, it's all good news, so I guess it's time for a drink, or a drink around the world, like last year.
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Congrats!!!
I had a similar deal a coupla' weeks ago that I've probably already posted about...bloodwork. I was prepared for all kinds of not-so-good news.
Although my blood sugar was up by 2 points, my A1C was down by 2/10ths of a point. Kinda' a wash. And, as per usual, my vitamin D was really low.
Other than that, my cholesterol was down by 50 points from 239 to 179, and kidney, liver, and all other functions were fine.
I'll drink to that, and cheers to you too...!!!!!
Cesar R M
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bigger drama when people knowledged that some just refused to go to the smoke areas to smoke and smoked anywhere x_x
and Cast members were discouraged to tell visitors to go to the appropriated area.
Cesar R M
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Wait a second.. is she moving to Disney opposed to visiting?No way--these aren't "suitcases" you've packed -- those are steamer trunks!! (about 4-5 of those?)
Now, you're very good with planning details, so I'm sure you've reconfirmed your reservation at U-Haul, for a trailer hitch-up to transport the trunks.
excellent! when can we visit?
donaldtoo
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I just need those wings switched out for smoked ribs...!
Or, l'll take these, please...!!!
Cesar R M
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Agree, also this comment somehow reminded me of the joke about Captain Hook's demise.Not to be gross but how would she do her bathroom business and does she have to sleep like a mummy?
He died by going to the bathroom and used the wrong arm.
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BuddyThomas
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Congrats! Very cool.Congrats!!!
I had a similar deal a coupla' weeks ago that I've probably already posted about...bloodwork. I was prepared for all kinds of not-so-good news.
Although my blood sugar was up by 2 points, my A1C was down by 2/10ths of a point. Kinda' a wash. And, as per usual, my vitamin D was really low.
Other than that, my cholesterol was down by 50 points from 239 to 179, and kidney, liver, and all other functions were fine.
I'll drink to that, and cheers to you too...!!!!!
Cesar R M
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Curiously, I always get travel related nightmares when a trip has been confirmed. Not just randomly.My most common dreams are tornado dreams and flying dreams.
The tornado ones are never really terrifying, because somehow during the dream, I'm about 90% sure it's just a dream. But, there are always dozens of tornados surrounding me and alternately touching down and lifting back up. Just when I think we're in the clear here come 4 more from different directions. I only remember one where there was actually some damage to our house, but, we were all OK.
The flying dreams are always a blast! Either me flying like a bird, or on a plane.
I again.. for the 50th time.. I dream about the same flooded airport terminal and the planes water-crashing in the half flooded tarmac and other things.
Its the same airport and I never seen it before!. Same design on all the dreams, but this time I dreamed longer... which made me finally "see" another parts of the terminal. Including being in a different floor from where I was.
Cesar R M
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Nothing like getting relief about health before going to clog our arteries and destroy our kidneys with food and wineI posted this exact same thing to my Facebook, so apologies for the duplicate to those of you who are my Facebook friends (and to the others of you who aren't - why aren't you??)
So, in the impossible things happen every day department, before my health insurance ran out at ICM, I went and had every imaginable test done - blood, ekg, echo-cardiogram (if that's how you spell it) , the dreaded prostate, and several others. Today were my results. I was 100% certain that I was going to go in there and be told I had 17 kinds of cancer, polio, coronary artery disease, a heart that could collapse at any moment, a liver that they were unable to locate, and acne.
Imagine my total shock to find out that I am basically in perfect health. I was like, "errrrrrr......what?! Even the liver?" The doctor laughed and said there were no issues. Apparently he doesn't know about all my trips to wine country.
Anyway, it's all good news, so I guess it's time for a drink, or a drink around the world, like last year.
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BuddyThomas
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I was sure he was going to tell me that he could not find my liver.Nothing like getting relief about health before going to clog our arteries and destroy our kidneys with food and wine
I was planning on telling him to look in World Showcase Lagoon.
donaldtoo
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Yes, always packed, but, indeed, always worth the wait...!!!
ETA: Although the original location was founded in Austin in '82, there are many more locations, not just in Texas, but in many other states, now, and more under construction.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuy's
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Songbird76
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There's also a study that shows that the less someone knows about a given subject, the more likely that person is to overestimate their competency in it. Like, someone might insist that they are an excellent driver, even though they have limited experience. But once they get more experience, they start to realize how much they didn't know before when they THOUGHT they knew a lot. The more they learn, the more they realize there's a lot more TO learn, and therefore are more likely to say they are limited. They know what they don't know, so to speak. It's called the Dunning Kruger study. I find it fascinating.
Songbird76
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Sympathy like. Good luck! I hope you get all the ones you want. I'm sure you'll be fine!
BuddyThomas
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Have any of you seen this? It has been circulating around the internet and is apparently a letter by Joan Crawford regarding her arch nemesis, Bette Davis, during the filing of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. I think this is totally hysterical. Also, this goes down in history as one of the gayest things I have ever posted.
