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Larry, sorry to hear about your ugly family machinations. My family is kind of crazy but I'm thankful that we don't have the nasty things you have to deal with.
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
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I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
Thanks to DRs ChasSmith, Elmore, and Ben for the travel vibes! We are looking forward to the weekend. Richard's brother and his wife (groom's parents) are including us in so many of the festivities in addition to Saturday's wedding - dinner tonight, rehearsal dinner tomorrow, and Sunday brunch at bride's parents' home. We are now the Palmer family elders, after all 8)
I sure do wish it would be payday.
Good Morning All:
TOD:
I loved EASTER as a child and young girl because I received all new clothes.
I love EASTER now because Our LORD HAS RISEN!
I loved CHRISTMAS because of all the Gifts!
Now I love CHRISTMAS Because of our SAVIOR BEING BORN!
Vibes for a great flight and a wonderful dinner tonight, DR Ginny.
I got $6.09 from Amazon and Richard got $12.18. Guess that means he bought twice as many eBooks as I did!
Morning, everybody! Sorry for the recent errancy & truant-ness. Been a wee bit busy lately.
TOD: Always looked forward to Passover as a child, a bit less as an adult. No real problems with any holidays.
More vibes for Elmore and family. Are the Macbeths doing what they're doing because a sale would mean they would have no control over anyone anymore?
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
Count on it. People like that don't shut up and go away. They don't even have the courtesy to die.
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
She's looking into payments on the Ohio property, which may be in jeopardy with this company's folding, and it's a major concern of mine. I'm worried that it may be tied up in the business venture as collateral since all decisions on it are run by the two-thirds majority with no concern for my input. If the Macbeths hadn't been so greedy in 2007 and so opposed to anything I suggested, we might have sold it by now.
Even though Lady M was keeping a tight grip on the company's books while the official company office was Chez Macbeth before 2012, she knew full well that I was paying my third of the Ohio property taxes myself and that the company wasn't paying them for me. It does make me wonder about what personal items the company was covering for them.
Thanks to DRs ChasSmith, Elmore, and Ben for the travel vibes! We are looking forward to the weekend. Richard's brother and his wife (groom's parents) are including us in so many of the festivities in addition to Saturday's wedding - dinner tonight, rehearsal dinner tomorrow, and Sunday brunch at bride's parents' home. We are now the Palmer family elders, after all 8)
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
She's looking into payments on the Ohio property, which may be in jeopardy with this company's folding, and it's a major concern of mine. I'm worried that it may be tied up in the business venture as collateral since all decisions on it are run by the two-thirds majority with no concern for my input. If the Macbeths hadn't been so greedy in 2007 and so opposed to anything I suggested, we might have sold it by now.
Even though Lady M was keeping a tight grip on the company's books while the official company office was Chez Macbeth before 2012, she knew full well that I was paying my third of the Ohio property taxes myself and that the company wasn't paying them for me. It does make me wonder about what personal items the company was covering for them.
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
Count on it. People like that don't shut up and go away. They don't even have the courtesy to die.
Sometimes they do die and sadly their sister doesn't cry at the funeral.
Thursday morning greetings from CVG (Cincinnati airport)! In about 90 minutes we'll be winging our way to Philadelphia for nephew Christopher & Kyra's wedding. We'll meet her for the first time at dinner tonight.
Well, I'm getting tanked on yerba mate already and need to finish editing this manuscript. Please send vibes that each of the proofreaders, including myself, catch all those mistakes out there.
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
She's looking into payments on the Ohio property, which may be in jeopardy with this company's folding, and it's a major concern of mine. I'm worried that it may be tied up in the business venture as collateral since all decisions on it are run by the two-thirds majority with no concern for my input. If the Macbeths hadn't been so greedy in 2007 and so opposed to anything I suggested, we might have sold it by now.
Even though Lady M was keeping a tight grip on the company's books while the official company office was Chez Macbeth before 2012, she knew full well that I was paying my third of the Ohio property taxes myself and that the company wasn't paying them for me. It does make me wonder about what personal items the company was covering for them.
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TOD:
As a kid, I don't recall being overly excited about any religious holiday...except that on Christmas you got presents.
Vibes for a great flight and a wonderful dinner tonight, DR Ginny.
I may have to go back to that later today. C. Jackson's version of "Joey, Joey, Joey" may be the best I've ever heard.
I have great news for the bitch: nothing!
That is great news. I wouldn't put it past her, though, to try to trump up some evidence otherwise. ???
Count on it. People like that don't shut up and go away. They don't even have the courtesy to die.
Sometimes they do die and sadly their sister doesn't cry at the funeral.
I have no knowledge of back story here, but {{{{{HUGS}}}} seem to be appropriate.
I have always LOVED Christmas. And I pretty much enjoyed Easter as well, even after the Easter Bunny stopped visiting me. I was a bit put off by the annual shopping for new clothes just prior to Easter, but I've never enjoyed clothes shopping.
When I was with NATO in Italy, it was my sincere joy and delight that the month of December (and into early January) was a smorgasboard of international holidays....
OMG! There is a young lady on JUDGE JUDY today who reminds me of Olga Baclanova after the Freaks got to her. Amazing!
Well, DR DAN M, we are here to put a smile on your face! ;)
And I hope that we succeed on occasion!
I had a follow-up visit with my oncologist yesterday. Everything seemed okay save for the blood work results which were pending. Well, I was able to see them online this morning along with a note from the doctor. She told me that she is concerned that my white blood cells have not yet reached the low end of normal range. Because of that, I had to move my next appointment from late May to late April and to have more blood work in 2 weeks. If my white blood cells are still low in that CBC, I will likely undergo a bone marrow biopsy (I've lost count how many I've had all this past year and they don't get any easier with experience). My oncologist knows that the chemotherapy was intense and really knocked the heck out of my bone marrow. I'm just worried if the marrow doesn't improve and/or there is a relapse of the lymphoma, I would then need to have a marrow transplant. That scares me very much because that is the ultimate that can be done. My thoughts race ahead of me and I know I have the tendency to think doom and gloom. Sometimes it is difficult to put on a happy face, to borrow a phrase.
I had a follow-up visit with my oncologist yesterday. Everything seemed okay save for the blood work results which were pending. Well, I was able to see them online this morning along with a note from the doctor. She told me that she is concerned that my white blood cells have not yet reached the low end of normal range. Because of that, I had to move my next appointment from late May to late April and to have more blood work in 2 weeks. If my white blood cells are still low in that CBC, I will likely undergo a bone marrow biopsy (I've lost count how many I've had all this past year and they don't get any easier with experience). My oncologist knows that the chemotherapy was intense and really knocked the heck out of my bone marrow. I'm just worried if the marrow doesn't improve and/or there is a relapse of the lymphoma, I would then need to have a marrow transplant. That scares me very much because that is the ultimate that can be done. My thoughts race ahead of me and I know I have the tendency to think doom and gloom. Sometimes it is difficult to put on a happy face, to borrow a phrase.
Thank you DRs! I do find much support and cheer with you all as scary as it can get at times. A favorite book of mine, which never fails to make me smile, stars Grover from Sesame Street and can be found here (the illustrator has it online): http://smollin.com/michael/tmonstr/mon001.html
To answer your question from yesterday, DR Jane, we had a couple of inches of snow the other day and there's still some on the grass since it's been so cold. There's a lot of rain expected on the weekend so I'm sure the snow will be gone soon.
To answer your question from yesterday, DR Jane, we had a couple of inches of snow the other day and there's still some on the grass since it's been so cold. There's a lot of rain expected on the weekend so I'm sure the snow will be gone soon.
(((JANE)))
TOD:
My favorite holiday is #Sondheimas. :) It occurs on March 22 every year.
You can see our own very E & T DR JoseSPiano music directing the most recent celebration here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGhjloPL-LrsahrwZCoYV0PS5QvBS8TFh (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGhjloPL-LrsahrwZCoYV0PS5QvBS8TFh)
Does anyone have the book, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY?
I was going to pick it for my book group discussion in May and was requested to save this for summer reading. I don't really want to because I can't decide on anything else.
How thick is the book?
TOD:
My favorite holiday is #Sondheimas. :) It occurs on March 22 every year.
You can see our own very E & T DR JoseSPiano music directing the most recent celebration here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGhjloPL-LrsahrwZCoYV0PS5QvBS8TFh (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGhjloPL-LrsahrwZCoYV0PS5QvBS8TFh)
I'm watching (listening) to this while working. It's great!!
Does anyone have the book, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY?
I was going to pick it for my book group discussion in May and was requested to save this for summer reading. I don't really want to because I can't decide on anything else.
How thick is the book?
It's huge, around 500 pages, covers 20 years of a Welsh family. I read it in Dublin in 2012, I think.
Does anyone have the book, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY?
I was going to pick it for my book group discussion in May and was requested to save this for summer reading. I don't really want to because I can't decide on anything else.
How thick is the book?
It's huge, around 500 pages, covers 20 years of a Welsh family. I read it in Dublin in 2012, I think.
Does anyone have the book, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY?
I was going to pick it for my book group discussion in May and was requested to save this for summer reading. I don't really want to because I can't decide on anything else.
How thick is the book?
It's huge, around 500 pages, covers 20 years of a Welsh family. I read it in Dublin in 2012, I think.
I looked and our listing says "pagination varies." The Kindle versions says 448 pages.
Does anyone have the book, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY?
I was going to pick it for my book group discussion in May and was requested to save this for summer reading. I don't really want to because I can't decide on anything else.
How thick is the book?
Thursday. I gave my sister Molly her early birthday present, a nice tablet computer with a keyboard like the one I bought myself - only hers has a lavender case. She likes it very much and played on it all afternoon.
We also went to Goodwill, where I found a print or drawing of a shi-tzu that looks just like Precious, so I bought it to hang on the wall....very nice....price was nice, too.
Ginny and Richard, I hope you enjoy the festivities!!
I had a follow-up visit with my oncologist yesterday. Everything seemed okay save for the blood work results which were pending. Well, I was able to see them online this morning along with a note from the doctor. She told me that she is concerned that my white blood cells have not yet reached the low end of normal range. Because of that, I had to move my next appointment from late May to late April and to have more blood work in 2 weeks. If my white blood cells are still low in that CBC, I will likely undergo a bone marrow biopsy (I've lost count how many I've had all this past year and they don't get any easier with experience). My oncologist knows that the chemotherapy was intense and really knocked the heck out of my bone marrow. I'm just worried if the marrow doesn't improve and/or there is a relapse of the lymphoma, I would then need to have a marrow transplant. That scares me very much because that is the ultimate that can be done. My thoughts race ahead of me and I know I have the tendency to think doom and gloom. Sometimes it is difficult to put on a happy face, to borrow a phrase.
I had a follow-up visit with my oncologist yesterday. Everything seemed okay save for the blood work results which were pending. Well, I was able to see them online this morning along with a note from the doctor. She told me that she is concerned that my white blood cells have not yet reached the low end of normal range. Because of that, I had to move my next appointment from late May to late April and to have more blood work in 2 weeks. If my white blood cells are still low in that CBC, I will likely undergo a bone marrow biopsy (I've lost count how many I've had all this past year and they don't get any easier with experience). My oncologist knows that the chemotherapy was intense and really knocked the heck out of my bone marrow. I'm just worried if the marrow doesn't improve and/or there is a relapse of the lymphoma, I would then need to have a marrow transplant. That scares me very much because that is the ultimate that can be done. My thoughts race ahead of me and I know I have the tendency to think doom and gloom. Sometimes it is difficult to put on a happy face, to borrow a phrase.
DR Dan M, I understand the difficulty of putting on a happy face. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
(((DAN))))
DR Dan M - you won't find a more supportive group of people anywhere else on the internet. I'm glad you're here and will continue to keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Well, DR DAN M, we are here to put a smile on your face! ;)
And I hope that we succeed on occasion!
~ ~ ~ EXTRA-STRENGTH GLOCKENSPIELS OF HEALTH ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!
DR Dan I can imagine after all you have been through it is easy to think doom and gloom. After going there please come back and have some fun. :)
SUPER, MEGA VIBES ON YOUR UPCOMING BLOOD TEST!!!!
~ ~ ~ EXTRA-STRENGTH GLOCKENSPIELS OF HEALTH ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!
Thank you DR singdaw! How'd you know I like glockenspiels?! That appeals to the German Lutheran half of me! (The other half is Italian Catholic.)
Well, DR DAN M, we are here to put a smile on your face! ;)
And I hope that we succeed on occasion!
Smiles and vibes (that's sebiv spelled backwards) for Dan.
~ ~ ~ EXTRA-STRENGTH GLOCKENSPIELS OF HEALTH ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!
Thank you DR singdaw! How'd you know I like glockenspiels?! That appeals to the German Lutheran half of me! (The other half is Italian Catholic.)
German Lutheran good. You can ask Vixmom (I don't actually know the German part) or me (definitely both).
Anything I can offer is cold comfort but I'm sending prayers and good wishes your way. If I'm correct, the Fat Lady still hasn't sung. And she might have an encore.
~~~VIBES OF ALL KINDS FOR DAN M!!~~~
Vibes from us to Dan M also. You've found a very supportive support group here at HHW.
Vibes for DR Dan M!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Vibes for DR Dan M!
Well, DR DAN M, we are here to put a smile on your face! ;)
And I hope that we succeed on occasion!
Smiles and vibes (that's sebiv spelled backwards) for Dan.
Thank you DR John G.! !.G Nhoj RD Uoy Knaht~ ~ ~ EXTRA-STRENGTH GLOCKENSPIELS OF HEALTH ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!
Thank you DR singdaw! How'd you know I like glockenspiels?! That appeals to the German Lutheran half of me! (The other half is Italian Catholic.)
German Lutheran good. You can ask Vixmom (I don't actually know the German part) or me (definitely both).
I'm the product of a mixed marriage LOL!
~ ~ ~ EXTRA-STRENGTH GLOCKENSPIELS OF HEALTH ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!
Thank you DR singdaw! How'd you know I like glockenspiels?! That appeals to the German Lutheran half of me! (The other half is Italian Catholic.)
German Lutheran good. You can ask Vixmom (I don't actually know the German part) or me (definitely both).
The big decision I made this week is that I am going to move my office into my current library/conference room and make my current office the conference room. Since Bob has been in the office we've noticed that sound travels in really weird ways. I can hear him and he can hear me very very well. It's loud enough that it's a distraction. And we've noticed that you can hear what we say in the lobby unless we keep our doors shut all the time. SO, if I move to the conference room, I can't hear him and he can't hear me. Plus we are getting a door to put on the open doorway to the lobby. My lease is up in January and if this doesn't work, we have a real problem staying in the space. I really believe this will solve the problems. And I'll have a really cool office and the conference room will be a bright sunny place. Win Win
I'm and newbie and lurker but I have to post on this one!
LOVED Purim because of those funny triangle shaped Hamantaschen cookies, even though Grandma's were dry as dirt. Canter's had yummy ones. Kids could whoop it up in temple with gregors (noisemakers), shout and generally be very badly behaved. LOVE/d Christmas for the syrupy songs and the Tree, and Easter for the painted eggs and strange gigantic rabbit.
Disliked Yom Kippur because services seemed endless, and what kid had sinned enough to warrant that?
I must go to sleep now. I have to go to work early so that I can leave work early. Tomorrow night, I'm ushering for a local production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (http://www.harlequinproductions.org/season/2014/cat.php)." Everyone that I've talked to who has seen it, says it's wonderful...but very long. It starts at 8:00 pm, but I'd heard that the second (of three) acts doesn't end until 10:30! Then they have the second intermission, and THEN the third act. Does that sound right? I'd only seen the first two acts the only time that I'd gone to London. We bought these on a whim that afternoon, but had tickets to something else, so we left "Cat" early to get to our other (planned) show. That was in 2001, so I barely remember seeing the show. I do remember that Brendan Fraser was gorgeous and that Ned Beatty as Big Daddy was incredible. Francis O'Connor was Maggie, and she was very good, too.
I must go to sleep now. I have to go to work early so that I can leave work early. Tomorrow night, I'm ushering for a local production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (http://www.harlequinproductions.org/season/2014/cat.php)." Everyone that I've talked to who has seen it, says it's wonderful...but very long. It starts at 8:00 pm, but I'd heard that the second (of three) acts doesn't end until 10:30! Then they have the second intermission, and THEN the third act. Does that sound right? I'd only seen the first two acts the only time that I'd gone to London. We bought these on a whim that afternoon, but had tickets to something else, so we left "Cat" early to get to our other (planned) show. That was in 2001, so I barely remember seeing the show. I do remember that Brendan Fraser was gorgeous and that Ned Beatty as Big Daddy was incredible. Francis O'Connor was Maggie, and she was very good, too.
It depends on which version they are using.
I must go to sleep now. I have to go to work early so that I can leave work early. Tomorrow night, I'm ushering for a local production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (http://www.harlequinproductions.org/season/2014/cat.php)." Everyone that I've talked to who has seen it, says it's wonderful...but very long. It starts at 8:00 pm, but I'd heard that the second (of three) acts doesn't end until 10:30! Then they have the second intermission, and THEN the third act. Does that sound right? I'd only seen the first two acts the only time that I'd gone to London. We bought these on a whim that afternoon, but had tickets to something else, so we left "Cat" early to get to our other (planned) show. That was in 2001, so I barely remember seeing the show. I do remember that Brendan Fraser was gorgeous and that Ned Beatty as Big Daddy was incredible. Francis O'Connor was Maggie, and she was very good, too.
It depends on which version they are using.
I didn't know that there were optionals.
Hi, Tom. Guess what? I'm going to be the Assistant Stage Manager for TAO's next production, "Chamber Music." Christian Doyle is going to be the Stage Manager!