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[Freddie]

Page Three!

[Jrand74]

Ind33d.

[Jrand74]

DR RON PULLIAM we have one of those road sales....it's about 20 miles of US 40 west of Plainfield.

This is the route I take to the theeder, so I have been watching the setup all week.  We also have the rubberneckers slowing down, but at least US 40 is a four-lane with median byway....so you can usually get around the other cars.

Of course the DOT is also doing road work and has closed one lane of the road in each direction.....for about 4 miles.

[Jrand74]

Congrats to DR GEORGE on his millstone.

[singdaw]

And to DR Ron Pulliam on his mini-millstone.

[singdaw]

I think there's a pill for that.

[elmore3003]

The laundry is finished. I'm a bit afraid of putting the bathroom rug back down since I fear it will need laundering again tomorrow.

[Freddie]

And to DR Ron Pulliam on his mini-millstone.

Maybe it's a half-a-millstone, like Horace Vandergelder was a half-a-millionaire.

[singdaw]

The Tony Awards: June 16.


Be there or be square.

[Jane]

From Bruce:

Interestingly, the only other time I've been to Hillside was for both my parents' funerals. I have no idea where their graves are, however.

It is easy enough to find out even if you don't plan on visiting them. 

[Jane]

Yes Bruce, you had to go to this funeral as hard as it was.  All the reasons to be there are why you were glad you were there.

[Jane]

From Bruce:

Richard's daughter Vicky said to me, "You were his best friend and he loved you so much." That got me all teary-eyed again.

Now I am crying.

[Jane]

Having spent six horrible last weeks with my father I imagined the ten weeks were rather bad

[Jane]

George, did the carrot cake sandwich cookies have a cream cheese filling?

[Jane]

All of my pants almost always have a strawberry chapstick in the pocket.  I too hate when I leave it at home.

[Jane]

I also hate when I leave hand lotion at home.

[Jane]

I'm sure you are all very disappointed.       

[Jane]

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[Jane]

This afternoon/evening, I will be attending the DH's 45th college reunion. Kill me now.

Oh come on, it’ll be fun!

LOL, I do hope it is fun.

[John G.]

Of all the songs refashioned for ballroom, the cha-cha version of This Nearly Was Mine may be my favorite so far.

[Jane]

The son (Anderson) of a much-loved cousin (Ashely, my cousin Butch's daughter) is playing baseball tomorrow morning in Lexington SC.  Anderson is 16 and is one of the best players in the state.

The game is at 9:30 a.m., and I have been invited to go with my cousin Butch and his fiancée Sharon.  The thing is, they may leave as early as 6:30 a.m.   Butch wants to have breakfast at a Waffle House in Lexington, and they need to get to the Lexington High School early enough to get good parking.  Teams from all over the state will be playing, so it will be a mad house.

Afterward, Sharon wants to do some local shopping before returning home.

I appreciate being thought of, but gosh and golly and gee.

Will they mind if you nap or read in the car while they shop?

[Jane]

Saturday morning greetings!

Still fighting this damn cough

So am I, DR Vixmom…

More no-cough vibes to Ginny and to vixmom!

Thank you, DR Freddie! 

I wimped out on the 3-hour shift I was supposed to work at the big AAUW sale that’s going on this weekend.  Don’t want to spread my germs or pick up any new ones.

I am very glad you did the smart thing and opted out of your shift.

[Jane]

Of all the songs refashioned for ballroom, the cha-cha version of This Nearly Was Mine may be my favorite so far.

[elmore3003]

I saw my neighbor Ann, who's being stretched thin between school and her mother's poor health and dementia in Boston, for the first time in weeks this morning. She had been out and brought me two Dunkin Donuts, a cinnamon apple and a French cruller, my faves. We had a nice visit in the laundry room.

[Ron Pulliam]

The son (Anderson) of a much-loved cousin (Ashely, my cousin Butch's daughter) is playing baseball tomorrow morning in Lexington SC.  Anderson is 16 and is one of the best players in the state.

The game is at 9:30 a.m., and I have been invited to go with my cousin Butch and his fiancée Sharon.  The thing is, they may leave as early as 6:30 a.m.   Butch wants to have breakfast at a Waffle House in Lexington, and they need to get to the Lexington High School early enough to get good parking.  Teams from all over the state will be playing, so it will be a mad house.

Afterward, Sharon wants to do some local shopping before returning home.

I appreciate being thought of, but gosh and golly and gee.

Will they mind if you nap or read in the car while they shop?

No, they wouldn't.  But I also wouldn't.  I can shop till I drop, but I don't need anything.

Hence, the "gosh and golly and gee" was shorthand for "I ain't goin'"!.

[bk]

I'm up, I'm up - eight and a half hours of sleep.

[bk]

Must get the errands done.

[bk]

Photo issue has been reported.

[bk]

Photos issue has been fixed.

[Ron Pulliam]

Ahem…