What made you smile today?

@msolga,

Halleluljah!

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@dlowan,

Thanks for sharing my good fortune, Deb! Very Happy

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You have no idea of how hideous things were, before! Trust me ... hideous!

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@dlowan,

But then, perhaps you were responding to this? Very Happy

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On the A2K front: Just wonderful to have Roberta back here and posting again!

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@msolga,

I have halleluljahed Boida on her thread...I was halleluljahing you.

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Marge Simpson made me smile today. She's doing Playboy, baby!

http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll88/guthobla/marge_simpson_playboy.png

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Bought skis, bindings, boots and poles at Building #19.
All used rental equipment.
The whole shebang cost less than $150.

I only ski a coupla three times a year when we bring Rhys to the Adaptive Ski
School at Loon Mt. But the rentals were killing me.

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@George,

Good for you, George!

Any particular areas you'd like to ski in?

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@Thomas,

They're even running an interview with Marge!

You can read the interview here. (Come on, it's okay, click it -- you're just reading Playboy for the interviews anyway, right? Right.)

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Watching 30 Rock, Michael Buble at Madison Square Gardens on DVD, and playing FarmVille on Facebook.

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@Lightwizard,

knowing someone other than my boss is hooked on that damn farm game.

i moo when i walk in the office...

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@dlowan,

Thank you! Smile

I must say I feel very fortunate at this surprise turn of events. What a stroke of luck!

Now if Ms Poppy stops hissing at Ms Henny during her visits to my yard (which look like becoming a regular thing), we'll all be laughing!

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I didn't cry until they left to get back to the RV park.
The cousins visiting who love me and I are hilarious - we disagree on a lot, far as I know.
We need each other.
We'll see how this plays out over a few weeks (wary, but hopeful).

Anyway, as they left my house and before they drove off I took them over to the access to Unser Boulevard - we first saw a roadrunner, and then a burgeoning covey of quail. Joy for cousins, however we disagree.

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@ossobuco,

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I didn't cry until they left to get back to the RV park.
The cousins visiting who love me and I are hilarious - we disagree on a lot, far as I know.
We need each other.

It's so nice to have people who love you, osso.
Hilarious together sounds pretty good, too! Very Happy

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@msolga,

We'll see, bunch of days ahead.

My cousin's husband used to be a john birtcher. I never engaged him on all that, but my ex did -- x and I are not, ah, all copacetic, but he is cooler re incisive talk.

Meantime, I agree with x and like my cousins.

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@ossobuco,

Osso, this is delicious poetry:

"I didn't cry until they left to get back to the RV park.
The cousins visiting who love me and I are hilarious - we disagree on a lot, far as I know.
We need each other.
Anyway, as they left my house and before they drove off I took them over to the access to Unser Boulevard - we first saw a roadrunner, and then a burgeoning covey of quail. Joy for cousins, however we disagree."

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@ossobuco,

osso wrote:

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copacetic

Now, that's a word I haven't seen in ages!

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Strolling through New York City with my sister Dorothee made me smile today. We walked all the way from Penn Station, up 5th Avenue, to a restaurant called French Roast where we had lunch with Joe Nation. Then we walked over to the Upper East Side, up and down East River, and back for a brief visit at Roberta's.

It was a good day.

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I was having another slow and sluggish morning until 11:30 when someone knocked on my bedroom door. It was one of my flatmates... he cooked lunch of broiled fish and a side of homemade mac and cheese and he made me a heaping plate. Very Happy

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