That sound's like a great day. I love Chinese too. It's my favorite. My friend and I went to an authentic Chinese restaurant , in K.C. it was the best....now I have to settle for fake Chinese...we don't eat it often. It's a fall back, when I'm too tired to cook. It's not real, but it's good in a different way.
Sympathy like and yes you need to fix that!
Prayers and pixie dust for you and yours xoxo
We had to tough it out. Mom was like the military...up and at 'em got to get to school on time, and follow the rules.....our house was a military camp. No wonder my Mom loved my first boy friend, he went to military school, and came to pick me up in a military school uniform. She was impressed, me.....not so much....to silly to me. I like to think for my own, that's the artist in me. I've been a rebel at heart!Hahaaa...!!!
This brings back a childhood memory from long before I started acquiring a little extra "insulation"
Anyway, when we lived in No Cal back in the day, we had no central air, because it never really got that hot or humid there, even in summer. A lot of times on summer nights, folks would put on a light sweater or jacket.
But, all the houses (in our neighborhood, anyway) were on pier and beam with crawl spaces, and we did have central heat, and we had registers in the floor.
On cool mornings when we had to get up for school, mom would wake us up pretty early, and we'd drag a blanket or two off our beds out to the family room, lay back on the floor with our feet on the register, and we'd lay the blankets over the whole mess. The heat would blow up the blankets like a balloon and we'd be nice and toasty while watching some early morning TV from that vantage point. Heaven...!
You should have heard our groans when the heat went off and our warm, toasty balloon deflated...!!!
Pretty sure mom did that on purpose to roust our beeeeehinds to start gettin' ready for school...!!!!!
I'm very picky about Chinese, make that any Oriental food I eat. I find it easier to make my own except when I venture into the city. At least when I make my own it's close to authentic
I like to laugh, more than cry. Life is too short, for me to cry. It is a very good movie though, I can get hubby to fast forward through the sad spots. So I get to enjoy the movie.....
That is so awful, and uncaring. What is this country coming too? My family's member's served in many War's they were willing to go, and possibly not come back. Is life so cheap now, that no one can respect their sacrifice? So much wrong with today's attitude. Rant over.... I just can't get it, any more.
I'm so sorry. I'm having the same issues. This has been going since Friday....I'm hoping tomorrow will be better for all of us....
they should hand workers the "I survived Black Friday in the front line" trophies x_x
I don't really think that is necessary. Attractions that are well done, do not need a historical backup. I had never seen 20K Leagues under the Sea, yet I loved the attraction and the show. I knew nothing about any Pirates of the Caribbean but loved the ride and the show. I had never seen Peter Pan yet, so on and so on. If well done they don't need to be forced to study up on it. Just take them to it and they will not necessarily become full fledged SW fans, but, that doesn't mean that they won't love the attractions. I have never seen Avatar, but, I am looking forward to the land. Why? Because it is different and I am relying on it having been done really well. If it was, I'll like it, if it wasn't... then it will be thumbs down.
Probably just had Indian food and needed to get home to a bathroom. Hey.. It happens!
The air planes need a better venting system. I'm sick of getting sick on airplanes. Maybe we should send the medical bills back to them. I wish the air on planes were regulated, as to how many pathogens to passengers. Maybe that would be a way to fix this horrible system!
Ironically, the older we get the more frequent become the reasons to cry and more things trigger that response. Have I mentioned that aging sucks?
I'm so sorry about your back. I've ruptured 3 discs and know what an epidural is ....those aren't pleasant, but you can move in a small amount of time. Please be careful back injuries will be with you for the rest of your life. I hope you haven't had the three epidural's. That's was allowed for my time. I've had two....So I'm taking things very easy..... Just a quick question....Do they allow more these days? My last one was over 20 years ago.... Have fun at WDW .....I hope you can enjoy what you want to do....
I am so right there with you. Nothing seems to make hubby cry. I was that way, in the past....we are changing places. Aging is so baffling. Maybe we will understand in a distant future.
We stayed home. I needed to be near "Mary Jane", a bathroom reference. For those younger than me!
You guys are making me very happy about my genes. I have never gotten sick during or after a vacation drip. Nothing ever seems to hit me very hard. I haven't had a actual cold in nearly 4 years, yet I've been on a number of flights and even a two week long cruise and within a number of large crowds. I know that not all of them were a picture of perfect health. I guess I should have named that as something that I was thankful about on Thanksgiving shouldn't I? I used to have bronchitis often until I got on Albuterol and not once since then. It was probably my COPD that was acting up and not any easily explained virus. This week I had a regular check up and my oxygen level was at 98%, Heart Rate =71bpm, Blood Pressure = 125/68. What that probably means is I am now prime to get hit by a bus.
