Cesar R M
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No surprise, you should have seen the huge hate towards the new MacBook pro as well. IT was a huge step backwards for professionals who were used to use Macbooks to work.
Apple magic is fading.
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Apple magic is fading.
MySmallWorldof4
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Me neither!I can honestly say I've never complained about heat in Florida.
Only once when it was above 100 in EPCOTMe neither!
MySmallWorldof4
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I have loads of doilies my grandmother made. I have them all in a cabinet and never use them. I just keep them because she made them.One of my grandmothers made tons of doilies and granny square afghans and I still have one afghan and a few doilies. They may never see the light of day!!! Why she thought I liked orange is beyond meJames will get them someday
My family and I did one of those escape rooms about 2 months ago. It was an "Escape from the 70's" room. It was like walking into my dh's family's living room. It had a flower covered couch. The Archie Bunker chair. An afghan on the couch(which you needed to unfold for a clue.), Old board games, records, a tv playing old commercials and shows during your time in their. It was sooooo cool! We did solve the puzzles to get out, but I think my dh and I would have liked to have spent the day in their. Ah, the memories.
MySmallWorldof4
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Sympathy like. But maybe that means more money for Disney?Carp dh was supposed to have a 3 day weekend
MySmallWorldof4
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Whaaaaaat????????
Well that is one reason I don't and won't trust self-driving cars. Anyone could hack one and send the car into an opposite traffic lane or whatever.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Hubby's grand parents had both of those chairs, along with the doily.
Ha! I think most grandparents had chairs like that in the livingroom, and doilies--ironed and starched doilies everywhere!!
As kids, I remember my mother giving us kids "the lecture" before we went to visit the grandparents. "Don't touch anything, and be very careful not to spill your drink on the white doilies, when putting your glass down on grandma's livingroom tables." As kids, we felt like we couldn't hardly breathe or move when we visited them. Being on "best behavior" took practically an insurmountable effort on our part!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Thanks I'm also feeling more like myself. Except once in a while, my words get scrabbled errr. scambled
Good news! And scrabbling or scrambling your words means that you're "normal" -- just like the rest of us.
(Although, it could be debated that any of us are normal ! )
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Carp dh was supposed to have a 3 day weekend
Man, he is getting hammered at work. Hope this will be the exception and not the rule moving forward.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Agreed. I tried to explain that to my boss one day--that we all needed nap time in the afternoon.
That didn't go over well . ..
MinnieM123
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Figgy1
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THNX. But I'm not making any bets. Good news is he does have tonight off bad news the boys have to be places no movie night
Figgy1
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You get 3 guesses and one of them is not meWho would that be?
Figgy1
Premium Member
I am sure the boys are a model of decorum and dignity .I have boys, Don't I?
Goofyernmost
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You probably don't have to worry about that, but, until all cars are self driving you do have to worry about the drunk that is still driving his1962 Falcon home from the bar. It's going to be tough to take evasive action when you're back there playing cribbage with your family.Whaaaaaat????????