The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

DryerLintFan

Premium Member
I don't mean to be a downer,.... but did everyone see the mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival? We used to go to that almost every year as kids. I woke up this morning with plans to do some housework, but spend a long time on my phone double checking my friends and family instead.

We have a State Fair going on right now, and I already was a little hesitant to go. This definitely pushes it over the edge for me. I cannot imagine losing my kid that way. It's so terribly heartbreaking.
 

ajrwdwgirl

Premium Member
I got dd’s competition schedule. Looks like 9 between December and the end of April. We will be traveling to one in Morgantown, WV for the first time so that will be exciting. The furthest one will be in Pittsburgh. Most are in Maryland outside Baltimore. They have choreography camp later this week where the routines get put together. This is the exciting time. Hoping for no cheer drama. Have I mentioned though how one mom isn’t speaking to me? I say hello everytime I see her and she just ignores me. Apparently she thinks my dd is in competition with hers. What happened to a team sport? I had considered telling the coach like one mom wants me to but I think I am better off by just killing her with kindness.

It's fun that you will be able to travel to some interesting places for the competitions. Hopefully you will be able to do a little touring in those areas as well. That kind of stinks about that other mom, but some people are just that way. I agree the best thing you can probably to do her is kill her with kindness especially around others so when she ignores you then she looks like the mean one. 😉
 

21stamps

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The last week of full summer hours? Huh? When do kids go back to school there? Shouldn't they have summer hours through to the end of August at least?

Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster, PA used to have that antique car ride. My kids enjoyed it when they were younger.

I think it has a lot to do with the college kids going back.. and high school of course. Public schools start early here, 2nd or 3rd week of August. We always had a 2 week gap in summer camp as a result. The private schools start later..staggering until the last one starts after Labor Day.

KI hours are til 10pm with the fireworks show every night. Then they switch to 8pm during the week- no fireworks. 10pm fri-sat with fireworks. The other change is less and less vendors are open, and a lot less shows.
 

21stamps

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We've been separated for like... 15 months now. He seems pretty serious about her, and she seems like a genuinely good person, and the girls get along. Either way, they've been "Facebook official" for a few months. He and I had a conversation almost a year ago about being okay if the other one dated. Having to stay single if you found someone you were good with just seems like an added punishment on top of going through the really long divorce process.

And it's written into the decree that we get her for our birthdays, but in true D style he forgot my birthday and made plans. I didn't want to disappoint A by making him cancel his plans. It is what it is.

I can’t even comprehend this. I know people who have been married, divorced, and remarried all in the time that I’ve been single.

9 years now and I’m still not ready for a serious relationship.. or any at all.
 

ajrwdwgirl

Premium Member
I don't mean to be a downer,.... but did everyone see the mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival? We used to go to that almost every year as kids. I woke up this morning with plans to do some housework, but spend a long time on my phone double checking my friends and family instead.

We have a State Fair going on right now, and I already was a little hesitant to go. This definitely pushes it over the edge for me. I cannot imagine losing my kid that way. It's so terribly heartbreaking.

I saw that on the news this morning, it's so terrible. I just can't imagine what those people that were at the festival were going through. :cry: Any of these types of events makes me think about what could happen in public, but it isn't practical to be afraid. With so many school shootings I wouldn't be able to do my job if I hid out. I am hopeful that people are generally good people but I try to stay alert just in case.
 

MySmallWorldof4

Well-Known Member
I don't mean to be a downer,.... but did everyone see the mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival? We used to go to that almost every year as kids. I woke up this morning with plans to do some housework, but spend a long time on my phone double checking my friends and family instead.

We have a State Fair going on right now, and I already was a little hesitant to go. This definitely pushes it over the edge for me. I cannot imagine losing my kid that way. It's so terribly heartbreaking.
No, I am sad to read this. I definitely knew about the garlic festival. Gilroy is famous for the garlic it produces.
 

DryerLintFan

Premium Member
I can’t even comprehend this. I know people who have been married, divorced, and remarried all in the time that I’ve been single.

9 years now and I’m still not ready for a serious relationship.. or any at all.

Different strokes for different folks. You also have T full time and that makes a huge difference because he's a constant companion. I don't fault anyone for wanting companionship.
 

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
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Yep. If it is our house phone land line I do not answer it but if it is my cell phone I figure it is someone I might actually want to talk to.
Yes.. because unless it's a number I know, or it says somewhere near orlando FL on the screen, I don't answer it.
With me, it's usually someone I know, and it's thinking nine or ten times about whether I actually want to talk to them.

Unless it's my mother. I know better than to ignore her phone calls.
 

Cesar R M

Well-Known Member
Just had a taco for breakfast. It was delicious.

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21stamps

Well-Known Member
Different strokes for different folks. You also have T full time and that makes a huge difference because he's a constant companion. I don't fault anyone for wanting companionship.

For sure, and I think 9 years is not the norm... but I see so many people in serious relationships within a year or so of a separation, sometimes less than that. That’s always a bit shocking to me. I wonder if they’ve taken the time to know themselves properly again, or if it’s codependency. There was a time when I dated, a few years ago.. or at least attempted to, but this crossed my mind a lot with guys I met who were recently divorced. Dating in your 20s is definitely different than dating in your mid-late 30s! I’m in fear of codependent people.lol

Not accusing your ex of that, just something that I think about maybe because I was so different during the period after my marriage was over. Being a single mom is the largest reason for not dating now, but after a break up I also need time for me. I’m a little weird though.lol
 

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