Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[trr1]

Sometimes it's nice to have grown up in the 21st century...

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[Gabe1]

In an interview with Dr. Phil this morning it was asked who would require more thearpy hours
a Justin Bieber
b Miley Cyrus

Dr. Phil: Hands down Justin Bieber.

 

[Gabe1]

Carnival Breeze. We're going spring break week. The cost of DCL was almost twice as much as the Breeze and not as many days so we're sailing Carnival for 8 days.

I was just looking at the pictures of the Carnival Breeze from last year. That boat is freak'n amazing.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

One of the best things I can think of for my generations portion of the 20th century is we had some amazing music with one fantastic band after the other. So much better than Justin Beiber.

Every generation has high and low points. I just like the fact that my flu shot barely hurt the other day...internet and tablets/laptops/iPods are good too. I do like some Classic Rock. Aerosmith is great. It depends. I'm not wild about a lot of stuff from my gerneration either

 

[Gabe1]

Any unexplained burned downed buildings where she couldn't be accounted for?

Ha! In the neighborhood she lives in there are burned down buildings unexplained all the time.

My niece is a privileged child, understatement. She attends a very nice private college prep school since she was 4 years old, has vacationed on most continents and islands, ya get the idea. Yet she lives basically around the corner and down part of block from where the 3 women were held captive in Cleveland, not such a charming area. If my sister puts out flower pots on her porch they are gone in a few days. Someone dug up her hydrangeas while she was at work. Last month a lady and kids were pounding on the door in the middle of the night thinking it was the 'safe house' for abused women/families. (there is one but another block down.)

 

[Gabe1]

Going to meet my former best friend for coffee to talk about how how friendship has changed over the past two years since she has become a supervisor in my department. Wish me luck.

Blah. Well that sounds uncomfortable. *pixie dust*

 

[Gabe1]

Gloom, Despair, Agony on me;
Deep, Dark, Depression, excessive misery! (Ohhhh!)
If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all, (ohhhhh!)
Glooom, Despair, and Agony on me…..

Ahem....this isn't the Dark Side has Cookies thread

Or at least the last time I looked anyhow.

 

[Gabe1]

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Ha!

Amen, and that's the truth.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

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And that is why my parents made me wait until I was 18 for Facebook...

 

[MinnieM123]

Ha! In the neighborhood she lives in there are burned down buildings unexplained all the time.

My niece is a privileged child, understatement. She attends a very nice private college prep school since she was 4 years old, has vacationed on most continents and islands, ya get the idea. Yet she lives basically around the corner and down part of block from where the 3 women were held captive in Cleveland, not such a charming area. If my sister puts out flower pots on her porch they are gone in a few days. Someone dug up her hydrangeas while she was at work. Last month a lady and kids were pounding on the door in the middle of the night thinking it was the 'safe house' for abused women/families. (there is one but another block down.)

I hope your sister can eventually move out of that area; it doesn't sound safe.

 

[MinnieM123]

Going to meet my former best friend for coffee to talk about how how friendship has changed over the past two years since she has become a supervisor in my department. Wish me luck.

Maybe something good might come out of the discussion. Fingers crossed for you.

 

[MinnieM123]

One thing I love about having a vacation day off during the week, is getting out and exercising in the morning. We have a local nature area about 10 minutes away. I like climbing the (small) mountain, and I pick the rugged, rear mountain route, instead of the family-friendly paved road with switchbacks. It's more fun to be out there on the side of the mountain where practically no one goes; but it's also more interesting, because you get to scramble over rocks, and clomp through high grasses, etc. while going up to the top. Although, I think I might startle the animals a bit, as they're not used to humans in that more remote area. (Yet, sometimes, I feel more like a critter, myself, as opposed to a human! )

 

[Gabe1]

Every generation has high and low points. I just like the fact that my flu shot barely hurt the other day...internet and tablets/laptops/iPods are good too. I do like some Classic Rock. Aerosmith is great. It depends. I'm not wild about a lot of stuff from my gerneration either

It is fun to look a the weird good and bad of a generation too. I was too young but we had Woodstock, the amazing 'We are the World Concert," brought "Junk Food" mainstream.

Oh Dear. Now my brain is going to be thinking about this for hours....

 

[seahawk7]

Ha! In the neighborhood she lives in there are burned down buildings unexplained all the time.

My niece is a privileged child, understatement. She attends a very nice private college prep school since she was 4 years old, has vacationed on most continents and islands, ya get the idea. Yet she lives basically around the corner and down part of block from where the 3 women were held captive in Cleveland, not such a charming area. If my sister puts out flower pots on her porch they are gone in a few days. Someone dug up her hydrangeas while she was at work. Last month a lady and kids were pounding on the door in the middle of the night thinking it was the 'safe house' for abused women/families. (there is one but another block down.)

How scary to live there. I hear that Albuquerque is a very dangerous place but I have been fortunate (knock on wood), to never have seen much.

 

[seahawk7]

And that is why my parents made me wait until I was 18 for Facebook...

Smart parents.

 

[acishere]

How scary to live there. I hear that Albuquerque is a very dangerous place but I have been fortunate (knock on wood), to never have seen much.

Must be all the blue meth they have out there...

 

[seahawk7]

One thing I love about having a vacation day off during the week, is getting out and exercising in the morning. We have a local nature area about 10 minutes away. I like climbing the (small) mountain, and I pick the rugged, rear mountain route, instead of the family-friendly paved road with switchbacks. It's more fun to be out there on the side of the mountain where practically no one goes; but it's also more interesting, because you get to scramble over rocks, and clomp through high grasses, etc. while going up to the top. Although, I think I might startle the animals a bit, as they're not used to humans in that more remote area. (Yet, sometimes, I feel more like a critter, myself, as opposed to a human! )

Take protection with you like a walking stick and don't forget your cellphone.

 

[seahawk7]

Must be all the blue meth they have out there...

That's what people think maybe because of Breaking Bad. One of the positives of BB for us is that now when I travel, when people ask where I am from, they know that Albuquerque, New Mexico is part of the United States.

 

[MinnieM123]

Take protection with you like a walking stick and don't forget your cellphone.

Oh, I take my phone and also a LOUD whistle (actually one that is used by the Navy Seals). I never take a walking stick; I'd trip over the darn thing! I'm not exactly the most graceful creature in the forest!

 

[donaldtoo]

And, Half-day Friday starts my 3-1/2 day weekend...!!!!!