Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

NYwdwfan

NYwdwfan

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JenniferS said:
We haven’t had a tv in our room in at least a decade. Not like I’d be able to see it anyways, so it would just be unnecessary noise.

I also started journaling again. 6 lines/night - that’s enough. I scarcely journaled at all last year, which is odd, because it was a year of such highs and lows:

- Went to DL w/Bestie. (When are we doing that again, BTW?)

- Finally ran out of luck and we all got the ‘Vid.

- Took delivery of the trailer.

- Bought a new truck, after months of searching!

- Went to Buffalo a few times. You scoff, but that was a big deal, considering how long that border was closed.

- Took two short in-province camping trips, before embarking on the summer of our lives down south.

- Rode out a Hurricane in a 33’ tin can.

- Came back to join Auntie’s full time palliative care team. Spent 2 meaningful months with her before being the one who was there with her holding her hand when she passed. (How is that 4 weeks ago already?!?)

Journaling was part of my daily structure, which has been totally absent in our house with Mike and I not working. Hopefully the interest rates settle down a bit, and the new home industry picks up again, because another year of unemployment means we’ll be living in that 33’ tin can full time! No tv in the bedroom there either.
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Saving up as we speak.
 
Tiggerish

Tiggerish

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MinnieM123 said:
I always fall asleep with the TV on in bedroom. It's kinda like a nightly visual lullaby . . . :hilarious: (P.S.: Doesn't matter what show I have on -- they all put me to sleep.) :p
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My husband is the same way. I'm kind of sensitive to light, so a late-night infomercial is likely to wake me up. Or some show or movie that I actually like comes on, and then I wind up staying awake WAY TOO LATE in order to watch it.

I still haven't forgiven him for the time he put on Armageddon as his visual lullaby, and the explosion of the asteroid woke me up while he slumbered peacefully through it. Took me hours to get back to sleep. Mind you, this probably happened ten years ago.
 
Mr Ferret 75

Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Tiggerish said:
My husband is the same way. I'm kind of sensitive to light, so a late-night infomercial is likely to wake me up. Or some show or movie that I actually like comes on, and then I wind up staying awake WAY TOO LATE in order to watch it.

I still haven't forgiven him for the time he put on Armageddon as his visual lullaby, and the explosion of the asteroid woke me up while he slumbered peacefully through it. Took me hours to get back to sleep. Mind you, this probably happened ten years ago.
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Good to know you don't hold a grudge :cautious:
 
Goofyernmost

Goofyernmost

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JenniferS said:
It’s a far superior screw head. Henry Ford wanted it desperately but couldn’t strongarm the inventor to hand over control.

Use a Robertson once and you’ll never go back to a Phillips or slot head.
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I'm sure there are a lot of things better than a Phillips, but I already have 14 thousand (seems like) different screw heads. Heck that might even be one of them. Just no longer interested in buying new tools at this point in life. It is apparent that it would be a better design, but we have gotten along fine for many decades now without it in the tool box. ;)
 
Songbird76

Songbird76

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The taco barges are going bye bye!
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