The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[King Capybara 77]

 

[MinnieM123]

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Is there school bus service in your area? When I was a kid, we rode those yellow school buses to school. Only on rare occasions, did the parents drive the kids--maybe if they missed the bus that morning, for example.

The school bus she is allowed to take we were told would pick her up at 6:19am. It is a 2 minute walk from home to the bus stop...and she better be a tad early....so basically she'd leave home at 6:15am.
I elect to drive her to school because we leave home at 6:40am...gives her extra sleep. By my math she gets 25 minutes more sleep having me drive her compared to walking to the bus stop and taking the school bus.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Sympathy like for having to work today

I was in bed at midnight. All is well!

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Hey, @donaldtoo , haven't heard from you in a few days here. Just making sure you haven't imploded from overindulging your dinner on Thanksgiving! (I ate so much I thought I was going to burst!) One of the best things made for people include an elastic waist.

I was wondering where he has been.

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

We are about to see a Jason Mraz concert at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank NJView attachment 328843View attachment 328845

How cool! I only know one song by him though, "I'm Yours". I only know of it because he played it on an episode of "The Fresh Beat Band" a few years ago. Actually have it on my Google Play.

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Hey all. My last shameless plug of the year. My play THE CRUMPLE ZONE opened this past weekend in London at the King's Head Theatre, and it has received multiple 4 and 5-star reviews. It plays until December 9, and if anyone happens to be there and wants to see it, let me know because I can't go, and my author comps are available.


http://www.londonpubtheatres.com/th...bb1_QS5EYRAm77Aqg7DSOl2kZeOWeuZ67L9_nbznSTAY4

https://www.londontheatre1.com/revi...1Mc2Cqy69eNzDCHMZcIarkkCdbz8CzBlUkMNu0PJGUF-8

http://actdrop.uk/reviews/review_li...esXH8aNLzMHIvQdkfe6n0wbc_ojIbqIJvro9kDjWrDlm8

https://theatreweekly.com/review-th...axi8fFsI4TpqrQZ2T8pxZqI-7RoRtZJx_eRr3BMOThGPw

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How awesome and exciting! Are you currently working on any new scripts?

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Same. I drop my daughter at the High School's front door at 6:55am.

What time is she done?

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

I was going to post this in the political board.....but mostly, they don't deserve it....so enjoy:

Loved that! Thanks for posting. It made my morning.

 

[Rista1313]

Week two of this cold... it seems it won't go away... this is the 3rd time my ear has plugged up.... I just want to go back to bed!

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

I wonder if @donaldtoo is having a problem with his iPhone. I have had issues with using it all weekend on this site, both on the web and trying to use the app. I couldn't post at all with it yesterday. I had to use my computer, which is what I am using now. My phone has been buggy with this site the last bunch of days. I know he just uses the iPhone to post.

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Week two of this cold... it seems it won't go away... this is the 3rd time my ear has plugged up.... I just want to go back to bed!

Time to see a doctor.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

What time is she done?

The traditional school day hours are 7am - 1:30pm. My daughter often stays after school and takes the 2:30pm "Late Bus".
She texts me when she gets home. I usually receive her text around 3:15pm.
(My elementary school's hours are 9am - 3:30pm......I must sign in by 8:50am and can leave at 3:40pm)

 

[DryerLintFan]

Thank you for being a foster mom Maybe Jack's roommate

It's been really fun so far. I can only take them on the weekends usually, or over the holidays, because I'm gone like 11 hours every day for work during the week. But sometimes I stop by the vet and walk the dogs we still have in boarding. This weekend I'm taking a puppy home. He's 10 months old and likes to eat my scarf LOL

Enjoy the days of big bulky presents before the small but ones wind up on the list

A is spoiled. So spoiled. This year she's getting Disney Princess bedding from Pottery Barn, a holiday Barbie, some LOL dolls, a set of her very own makeup, some Disney Princess nail polish, hot wheels cars, some Shopkins, and a couple other small things. And that's just my house. She also has Christmas at her dad's and then all the crap our families will give her, LOL. Spoiled.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

We are about to see a Jason Mraz concert at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank NJView attachment 328843View attachment 328845

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Here is a photo from the Jason Mraz concert we saw last night.

 

[THE Monorail Lime]

It’s Cold, in the sunshine state!

 

[DryerLintFan]

So how does fostering dogs work? And what kind of dog is that? Looks pretty big!

So the rescue pulls dogs mainly from kill shelters. It's insane the amount of healthy, happy dogs that get put down or shot every week. We work with a couple vets offices to give the dogs full medical checkups, and then someone fosters the dog to see how it does and what it's personality is. In this way, the rescue is able to fully vett the dogs before they get adopted, meaning we can answer questions like if they're food aggressive, or if they like cats and kids, and if they enjoy bath time. Then when people are interested in the dog, they get a home visit to make sure their house is what the dog needs, and then they get a meet and greet with the dog to make sure there's a bond and chemistry. And the dogs benefit because they get loves and snuggles and lots of walks before heading off to their forever homes. Adopting from a rescue is more expensive (like $300 ish per dog) than a shelter, but you don't know what you're getting with a shelter dog. But definitely adopt from a shelter before adopting from a breeder!!

Awww . . . what a sweetie. Aren't you nice to foster her

I only had her for the long weekend. Her real foster went to Florida and we didn't want her back in boarding. So I'm only nice part time, LOL

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

So the rescue pulls dogs mainly from kill shelters. It's insane the amount of healthy, happy dogs that get put down or shot every week. We work with a couple vets offices to give the dogs full medical checkups, and then someone fosters the dog to see how it does and what it's personality is. In this way, the rescue is able to fully vett the dogs before they get adopted, meaning we can answer questions like if they're food aggressive, or if they like cats and kids, and if they enjoy bath time. Then when people are interested in the dog, they get a home visit to make sure their house is what the dog needs, and then they get a meet and greet with the dog to make sure there's a bond and chemistry. And the dogs benefit because they get loves and snuggles and lots of walks before heading off to their forever homes. Adopting from a rescue is more expensive (like $300 ish per dog) than a shelter, but you don't know what you're getting with a shelter dog. But definitely adopt from a shelter before adopting from a breeder!!



I only had her for the long weekend. Her real foster went to Florida and we didn't want her back in boarding. So I'm only nice part time, LOL

Shot? That just made me ill. I think all the shelters around us are no kill and we always donate to them. Our newest cat Oliver was a Petsmart kitty. They get the cats from the local shelter.

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

It’s Cold, in the sunshine state!

Sympathy like. It was 29 when I woke up. Not getting past 36 today.

 

[DryerLintFan]

Shot? That just made me ill. I think all the shelters around us are no kill and we always donate to them. Our newest cat Oliver was a Petsmart kitty. They get the cats from the local shelter.

Yeah, apparently in Kentucky and some other parts of the midwest, it's a pastime to shoot strays