My server is smokin the big bong so I have to post from google. Makes
it hard to participate in this current war.....maybe that's a good
thing.
I see that Tea has posted some of our nonrules for unrulie newbies.
Thanks Tea. The only rule we really have here is no jokin and that's
a joke. So this JN person must be jokin.
This JN person says she'll outlast me. hehehehehe. I love a good
joker.
She needs to work on her google skills. She knows not who I am.
She was expected company.
The kind you don't clean your house for and don't offer anything to
drink.
This JN person needs to go back to her other group now where she knows
who she's dealing with.
I love the way we all come together when we need to.
You guys are the best.
We wear our colors proudly.
Happy Spring!
peggo
Why, Peggo, you're positively wordy this morning! Happy spring!
Ruby (Who should be painting)
> Hey you guys!
>
> My server is smokin the big bong so I have to post from google. Makes
> it hard to participate in this current war.....maybe that's a good
> thing.
What a pain. I hate having to post from Google because the posts take
something like 3 hours to show up. That's ok if you only post once a
day, but if you are used to popping into the newsgroup everytime you
take a break from household chores on the weekend, it is a nuisance.
BTW, on the subject of computer meltdowns...I'll share this with you
all. Last week, on Monday afternoon, ALL of my email at work
spontaneously disappeared while I was out of the office. Our work email
is not downloaded to our individual computers, but is stored on a mail
server somewhere. Every single message disappeared from Outlook: inbox,
sent mail, deleted mail, and worst of all 3 years of mail that I had
filed and stored. Our MIS department has no clue how it happened, why,
or what can be done to prevent it from happening again. (There is no
evidence of any viruses/worms at work.)
The real irony was that I was out of my office at a conference about
technology and how it is changing the way we live and teach! I could've
happily gone to my grave without ever experiencing this particular
little technological event!
--snip
>
> Happy Spring!
>
Spring, ha! The calendar may say "spring," but the thermometer on my
back porch says, "summer, and it's hotter than hell!" We're hitting
nearly to 100 degrees this past week with more expected! Happy March 21!
--
Please remove NOSPAM from my address to send mail.
Eve
> Good Morning, Peg Person! And Happy Spring to you!
>
Hey, Chancellor Person! Good to see you. How come you and your
cheesecake aren't around more often? :-)
>Good Morning, Peg Person! And Happy Spring to you!
>
>Eve
>
Now *this* puts a smile on my face!
Hi Eve - stick around willya?
Happy spring Sispegperson and everyone else as well!
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** Tra **
-:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:-
"I just can't cope....
Without my soap!!"
General Hospital
Addiction! Addiction!
<snicker>
> This JN person says she'll outlast me. hehehehehe. I love a good
> joker.
> She needs to work on her google skills. She knows not who I am.
I think she needs to catch up on her reading of this group.
> She was expected company.
> The kind you don't clean your house for and don't offer anything to
> drink.
>
> This JN person needs to go back to her other group now where she knows
> who she's dealing with.
>
> I love the way we all come together when we need to.
> You guys are the best.
> We wear our colors proudly.
Ok... you're just going to have to choke on this smiley! :)
> Happy Spring!
>
> peggo
Back atcha stranger!
bj
What a bummer! I have to ask, what kind of servers/software do they use?
bj
Happy Spring to you, too, "peg."
Knowing you is one of my favorite things, and that's no joke.
Diane
> What a bummer! I have to ask, what kind of servers/software do they use?
Everything is Microsoft of course, and the only Macintosh in the whole
place is the one they use to to all the graphics and create brochures
and stuff. I often tease the graphics designer that I'm going to steal
her computer one of these days!
AND...since it is government, you can assume that everything probably
was provided by the lowest bidder! :-(
We had a virus get into the system a couple months ago that "ate"
everything on the server. Everyone had to close down their email so
they could disinfect everything and then it took hours to rebuild what
had been stored on the server from the nightly backups. I had THOUGHT
they did nightly backups on the email too, but was rather dismayed to
find out (the hard way) that they don't.
> chicagofan wrote:
>> What a bummer! I have to ask, what kind of servers/software do they use?
>
>
> Everything is Microsoft of course, and the only Macintosh in the whole
> place is the one they use to to all the graphics and create brochures
> and stuff. I often tease the graphics designer that I'm going to steal
> her computer one of these days!
I didn't want to let my *bias* show, and ask if it was MS. ;) Naturally, I
am not surprised.
> AND...since it is government, you can assume that everything probably
> was provided by the lowest bidder! :-(
>
> We had a virus get into the system a couple months ago that "ate"
> everything on the server. Everyone had to close down their email so
> they could disinfect everything and then it took hours to rebuild what
> had been stored on the server from the nightly backups. I had THOUGHT
> they did nightly backups on the email too, but was rather dismayed to
> find out (the hard way) that they don't.
That's awful...
I just don't understand why businesses and government haven't gotten fed up
with the lack of security in MS programming. I can understand why people
who don't know much about computers, accept that they have to live with it,
IF they haven't tried better software. Microsoft's major clients though,
could get something done about it, by switching to Linux or Mac wherever
possible. MS understands declining sales $$$. Maybe someday....
bj
>Happy Spring!
Happy Ostara Peggo.
Laura M. Young wrote:
> RoseTower wrote:
>
>> Good Morning, Peg Person! And Happy Spring to you!
>>
>
> Hey, Chancellor Person! Good to see you. How come you and your
> cheesecake aren't around more often? :-)
>
I lurk almost daily, but I don't watch GH anymore so I don't have
anything on topic to post about, and I try my best to stay out of OT
stuff. Once in a while, I just can't help myself.
Eve
Tra wrote:
> Eve wrote:
>
>
>>Good Morning, Peg Person! And Happy Spring to you!
>>
>>Eve
>>
>
>
> Now *this* puts a smile on my face!
> Hi Eve - stick around willya?
>
Awwwm shucks, thanks. Not much to say lately, but I lurk alot.
Eve
Can't help yourself, eh?
You wild thang. :-)
Good to see you.
Diane
> I lurk almost daily, but I don't watch GH anymore so I don't have
> anything on topic to post about, and I try my best to stay out of OT
> stuff. Once in a while, I just can't help myself.
Well, geeze, what kind of excuse is that?? We just established that
less than 20% of the posts in this newsgroup are about GH anyway! :-)
Happy Spring to you, too, Peggo!
The Other Leigh
Thanks Barb.
Hey Ruby.
I had to take a nap after that long post.
I read about your decorating chores. I feel your pain. We moved into
this old cheese factory ten years ago and I'm STILL painting. Like
Vox, I love color and I'm always painting something.
Spring is good.
> Ruby (Who should be painting)
peggo
Kati
"peggo" <pegg...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:40823793.04032...@posting.google.com...
yep.
>
> BTW, on the subject of computer meltdowns...I'll share this with you
> all. Last week, on Monday afternoon, ALL of my email at work
> spontaneously disappeared while I was out of the office. Our work email
> is not downloaded to our individual computers, but is stored on a mail
> server somewhere. Every single message disappeared from Outlook: inbox,
> sent mail, deleted mail, and worst of all 3 years of mail that I had
> filed and stored. Our MIS department has no clue how it happened, why,
> or what can be done to prevent it from happening again. (There is no
> evidence of any viruses/worms at work.)
Maybe sabotage? An inside job?
>
> The real irony was that I was out of my office at a conference about
> technology and how it is changing the way we live and teach! I could've
> happily gone to my grave without ever experiencing this particular
> little technological event!
>
> --snip
>
> >
> > Happy Spring!
> >
>
> Spring, ha! The calendar may say "spring," but the thermometer on my
> back porch says, "summer, and it's hotter than hell!" We're hitting
> nearly to 100 degrees this past week with more expected! Happy March 21!
I hate you.
The high here today was 34 and it felt pretty nice.
peggo
Oh Cheesecake.
SO nice to read you.
Thanks so much for posting.
> Eve
peggo
>
> Maybe sabotage? An inside job?
Actually, I've had thoughts that it was an outside hacker. That
technology conference I mentioned was at Arizona State University. I
used one of their computers to check my email via browser earlier in the
day, the day my mail disappeared. I wondered if maybe someone had put a
trojan horse or worm or something on that ASU computer that copied my
username and password and then he/they went back in and deleted
everything.
That doesn't seem likely though, because they'd have had to take the
time to empty folder within folder plus sent mail and deleted mail. If
they were going for trouble making, I'd see them just going in and
deleting the entire folders.
I dunno. No one seems to have any idea, but I'm sure sharing my
experience with everyone I work with as a warning.
> I hate you.
> The high here today was 34 and it felt pretty nice.
Oh, geeze, we took hubby's convertible to run some errands today and
about roasted our a**es off! It is NOT supposed to be this hot this
early, and we are all scared to death that if it is 100 in March, it
might be 110 in April, 120 in May, and Lord only knows what in June and
July before the monsoon hits and high humidity pulls temps back down to
the 100-110 range. We are about to turn the cooler on!
And I thought it was hot in Florida already.........sends the AC out to you.
The Other Leigh
>
> And I thought it was hot in Florida already.........sends the AC out to you.
>
> The Other Leigh
It's beautiful right now!
--
Last Sonny/Carly free day on GH: Wednesday, February 18, 2004
GH Ditz Patrol: Protecting Port Charles From the Idiot That is Courtney.
Here too sweetie, we were out on the boat all day in the IRC. It was
gorgeous. I even let the kids swim for a bit!
The Other Leigh
Some private businesses do at least back up their servers which include
emails on a regular basis. My company is not totally up on new
technology, but at least they do that.
mary
There's the spirit I like to see from a Floridian! There we go. That's much
better.
None of this "Awww Gawwwd, It's only 71 today" from people like my Aunt who
lived in Orlando for 14 years. Only 71?!?! I can't believe it when I hear
that!
JMO
JN
It was gorgeous here yesterday, but not so much today. Yesterday and Friday
were great days for a walk or to be outdoors. Everybody is starting to
garden again, too, and I'm barbecuing tonight. Yummm...
Not necessarily three or more days a week of Convertible weather yet,
however... That'll come later for us. Up the street they have a best yard of
the week contest in their neighborhood.
I can't wait to walk by the park and see which houses win it in the upcoming
weeks and get ideas from them for my house.
JN
> BTW, on the subject of computer meltdowns...I'll share this with you
> all. Last week, on Monday afternoon, ALL of my email at work
> spontaneously disappeared while I was out of the office. Our work email
> is not downloaded to our individual computers, but is stored on a mail
> server somewhere. Every single message disappeared from Outlook: inbox,
> sent mail, deleted mail, and worst of all 3 years of mail that I had
> filed and stored. Our MIS department has no clue how it happened, why,
> or what can be done to prevent it from happening again. (There is no
> evidence of any viruses/worms at work.)
Is it possible you left your email up on your computer and some
nasty person came in after you and deleted everything? I've seen
that happen where I used to work.
Ruby
> It's beautiful right now!
It's beautiful here, too, if you like shades of grey, black and white!
Teapot
> Is it possible you left your email up on your computer and some nasty
> person came in after you and deleted everything? I've seen that happen
> where I used to work.
Nope. My computer was shut down when I left Friday, besides it
automatically goes into password protected mode after ten minutes in
case you forget to log off/shut down. And I'd completely shut the
browser on the computer I used out at the university.
Reglardless of how it happened, it's awful! I hope you can
reconstruct some of it.
Ruby
And where I work, they want us to suck our mail to our local machines.
Karen
Happy Ostara, Wench!
>
>
> Happy Spring to you, too, "peg."
>
> Knowing you is one of my favorite things, and that's no joke.
Back atcha Diane.
> Diane
peggo
Happy Spring, Leigh.
> The Other Leigh
peggo
Happy Spring you trouble maker you.
I'll stick with the magenta and teal.
pastels make my skin look lime green.
> Kati
peggo
<< Happy Spring you trouble maker you.
I'll stick with the magenta and teal.
pastels make my skin look lime green >>
I have a bit of a tan going after a couple of afternoons at the pool and
gardening. Magenta and teal are way too dark....how about a nice Courtney
white with something?
> Peggo wrote:
>
> << Happy Spring you trouble maker you.
> I'll stick with the magenta and teal.
> pastels make my skin look lime green >>
Same here...
> I have a bit of a tan going after a couple of afternoons at the pool and
> gardening. Magenta and teal are way too dark....how about a nice Courtney
> white with something?
LOL... jmo, but I think white is a little too "saintly" for this gang. ;)
bj
All right, they are bolder versions of my colors. Magenta and teal make me
look pale.
> I have a bit of a tan going after a couple of afternoons at the pool and
> gardening. Magenta and teal are way too dark....how about a nice Courtney
> white with something?
>
I'm sticking with my original suggestion, lime green and pink, very in this
season. And great looking on us blondes.
Kati
Hey! How about a truce? Blondes can go with lime and pink, and brunettes
with magenta and teal. ;)
bj
<<
Hey! How about a truce? Blondes can go with lime and pink, and brunettes
with magenta and teal. ;) >>
Pink good. Lime bad.
I think brunettes look great in magenta and teal....in fact I think brunettes
look great in most colors. I think blonds have to be more careful lest they
fade into the sunset.
> Happy Spring!
>
> peggo
Happy Spring peggo! I am enjoying reading your 3 Best again!
--
Tiana
me[at]studiomacgirl[dot]com
www.studiomacgirl.com
>Hey you guys!
>
>My server is smokin the big bong so I have to post from google.
And it's not even going to share with you??
What a Bogart!!! LOL
Happy Spring to you too, peggo.
Cheers,
Monkey ~:oP
(Eddie)
"Uncork the wine let's toast the unborn
It's my unbirthday, untied and undone" - "Untiedundone" The Creatures
>> I have a bit of a tan going after a couple of afternoons at the pool and
>> gardening. Magenta and teal are way too dark....how about a nice
>> Courtney
>> white with something?
>
>
> LOL... jmo, but I think white is a little too "saintly" for this gang. ;)
> bj
Besides, you never change gang colors! Ours have been magenta and teal
for a couple years now. They aren't picked for the fashion
statement...they're picked to be unique!
What? You can't be fashionable and unique at the same time? :)
We could have winter and spring colors....
Or I can just be contrary...
(that would be a switch, huh?)
Kati
>
> What? You can't be fashionable and unique at the same time? :)
>
> We could have winter and spring colors....
>
> Or I can just be contrary...
> (that would be a switch, huh?)
>
>
Well, when we picked magenta and teal we WERE being both! :-)
What are the options for redheads?
Eve
>What are the options for redheads?
Ahhhh, yes, we're thinking alike. I was 'bout to ask the same thing!
-:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:-
** Tra **
-:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:-
"I just can't cope....
Without my soap!!"
General Hospital
Addiction! Addiction!
Hunter green and burgundy? Same pallette but "deeper" shades. What do ya
think?
Kati
>
So if I'm contrary to the contrarians, am I a conformist?
Kati
> So if I'm contrary to the contrarians, am I a conformist?
>
> Kati
>
Err...right...yeah, sure!!!
Sheesh. Some wimpy gang. I wonder if others have this sort of
discussion about gang colors. ;-)
Diane
> Or I can just be contrary...
> (that would be a switch, huh?)
YOU???? Contrary?
I like your color choices, but I'm not sure how I'd look in them. They sound
tropical and I like that, but I'm not sure how I look in lime green. The
pink is cool by me and I'll give the lime a try if you all want a change of
pace.
Teapot
Kati
Oh. Okay.
BTW, do you remember the book "The Preppy Handbook"? It was popular in
the early 80's--and the preppy colors are pink and green. To me, that
combo remonds me of a Talbot's catalogue (which I think was the point
in the book).
Or.....Florida. ( We're more into hearty colors here in the frozen
tundra.)
Diane
Well, there you go, I've lived in Florida 32 of my 34 years. :)
Kati
wearing a lime green t-shirt right now
> Diane
>
> "DizzyD" <dmo...@uplink.net> wrote in message
> news:405fba51...@news.west.earthlink.net...
>
>>>>>
>>>>Sheesh. Some wimpy gang. I wonder if others have this sort of
>>>>discussion about gang colors. ;-)
>>>>
>>>>Diane
>>>>
>>>>
>>>well dressed gangs do. :)
>>>
>>>Kati
>>>
>>
>>Oh. Okay.
>>
>>BTW, do you remember the book "The Preppy Handbook"? It was popular in
>>the early 80's--and the preppy colors are pink and green. To me, that
>>combo remonds me of a Talbot's catalogue (which I think was the point
>>in the book).
I used to own that book. It was my guide on what NOT to do.
>>
>>Or.....Florida. ( We're more into hearty colors here in the frozen
>>tundra.)
>>
>
> Well, there you go, I've lived in Florida 32 of my 34 years. :)
>
> Kati
> wearing a lime green t-shirt right now
There was a woman dressed in pink and lime green on "Vegas" last night.
She was a pick pocket. I laughed when I saw her. I'm making my first
ever trip to Vegas next month. Do I need to take some pink and lime
green clothes along?
Mary
<< BTW, do you remember the book "The Preppy Handbook"? It was popular in
the early 80's--and the preppy colors are pink and green. To me, that
combo remonds me of a Talbot's catalogue (which I think was the point
in the book).>>
HAHAHAHAHA!!!!! ACK! Believe it or not, I was a liberal in those days. The
"Preppy Handbook" was what NOT to do. And Talbot's to this day makes me
queasy....kind of like Brook's Brothers women's section. Gak.
<<Or.....Florida. ( We're more into hearty colors here in the frozen
tundra.) >>
It is getting cooler here again after the summerlike weather. I'm glad. I am
not quite ready for full blown summer yet.
Seasonably,
Vox
What are the five words you NEVER hear spoken in Vegas? scroll down:
Does this go with this?
> It is getting cooler here again after the summerlike weather. I'm glad. I am
> not quite ready for full blown summer yet.
>
Geeze, I hope it blows this way. We got WAY too close to 100 degrees
the past week or so. Hubby's even had the cooler on the past two nights!
>
> Does this go with this?
Of course, to answer that question (if one WAS interested in the answer
before going to Vegas!) one would have to follow that up with "this
year." Practically everything I was told about what went with what as a
child has since been negated in one decade or the other by "fashion
designers" who suddenly claimed that what was not acceptable last year,
is the hottest new trend this year!
Does anybody else remember being told not to mix patterns like stripes
and plaids and patterns, or that pink didn't go with red or orange? And
of course, when you're talking about hemlines, that's a constantly
moving target!
<< Does anybody else remember being told not to mix patterns like stripes
and plaids and patterns, or that pink didn't go with red or orange? And
of course, when you're talking about hemlines, that's a constantly
moving target!
>>
I like practically any hemline...depends on who is wearing it and the style of
the skirt but I am glad there is more "freedom" when it comes to hemlines.
I still can't mix plaids and stripes. I see it done and it still looks gross
to me. But then I rarely ever wear patterns, stripes or plaids of any kind.
>Kati wrote:
>
>> "DizzyD" <dmo...@uplink.net> wrote in message
>> news:405fba51...@news.west.earthlink.net...
>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>Sheesh. Some wimpy gang. I wonder if others have this sort of
>>>>>discussion about gang colors. ;-)
>>>>>
>>>>>Diane
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>well dressed gangs do. :)
>>>>
>>>>Kati
>>>>
>>>
>
>>>Oh. Okay.
>>>
>>>BTW, do you remember the book "The Preppy Handbook"? It was popular in
>>>the early 80's--and the preppy colors are pink and green. To me, that
>>>combo remonds me of a Talbot's catalogue (which I think was the point
>>>in the book).
>
>
>I used to own that book. It was my guide on what NOT to do.
>
>
Since it was a satire, that's a good use.
The one other thing I've always remembered is that preppies think
sarcasism is the same thing as humor.
Although a public school person, I grew up amongst preppiehood and
that book was dead on and really funny.
Diane
>
>Well, there you go, I've lived in Florida 32 of my 34 years. :)
>
>Kati
>wearing a lime green t-shirt right now
>
Nothing wrong with living in Florida.
Well, sometimes I wonder about the effect on the brain of too much
sun....
Diane
wearing sweats since my backyard is still snow-covered. Heat wave
coming--may hit 40 today.
You and most of my northern relatives. :)
> Diane
>
> wearing sweats since my backyard is still snow-covered. Heat wave
> coming--may hit 40 today.
I sometimes wonder about the effect on the brain of too much snow....
Kati
>Hunter green and burgundy? Same pallette but "deeper" shades. What do ya
>think?
I'm for lavender & lime - they're *huge* colors this season and I have plenty
of them!! teehee
Redheads look fabulous in like an Emerald Green.. or a really pretty aqua blue
or something. Not just any redhead can pull off a deep red or a pink. That is
supposed to be a fashion no-no. But then.. i dont know much about fashion. Just
going on what i have heard in the past. And emerald green is really a great
color. I look best in greens- but i have dark hair. Anything black makes me
look too dark IMO.
Ahhh. That's one thing i do miss about Florida. The only place i have lived
where i could get away with wearing my day-glo colored t-shirts.
Ya gotta admit--I give you great setup lines. ;-)
Diane
Thanks Tiana. It's good to read you.
peggo
The bud's kind but the server's a self-fitter.
Happy Spring you Monkey you.
> Cheers,
> Monkey ~:oP
> (Eddie)
peggo
ackackackAK!
> > Happy Spring!
> >
> > peggo
>
> Back atcha stranger!
:)
> bj
peggo
3 Redheaded sisters.
> Happy spring Sispegperson and everyone else as well!
Happy Spring SisTra.
> -:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:-
> ** Tra **
> -:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:-
peggo
> Happy Spring to you, too, "peg."
>
> Knowing you is one of my favorite things, and that's no joke.
Best not be cause it's against the rules.
Happy Spring, Diane!
> Diane
peg
> chicagofan wrote:
>
>
>>> I have a bit of a tan going after a couple of afternoons at the pool and
>>> gardening. Magenta and teal are way too dark....how about a nice
>>> Courtney white with something?
>>
>>
>> LOL... jmo, but I think white is a little too "saintly" for this
>> gang. ;)
>> bj
>
>
> Besides, you never change gang colors! Ours have been magenta and teal
> for a couple years now. They aren't picked for the fashion
> statement...they're picked to be unique!
That's right! I forgot, people won't know who we are, if we keep changing
our colors. ;-)
bj
Much appreciated, you know how slow we are in the South.
:)
Kati
>
>"DizzyD" <dmo...@uplink.net> wrote in message
>news:4060a714...@news.west.earthlink.net...
>> On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:14:17 GMT, "Kati" <turt...@msn.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >"DizzyD" <dmo...@uplink.net> wrote in message
>> >news:4060672a...@news.west.earthlink.net...
>> >> On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 05:12:14 GMT, "Kati" <turt...@msn.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >Well, there you go, I've lived in Florida 32 of my 34 years. :)
>> >> >
>> >> >Kati
>> >> >wearing a lime green t-shirt right now
>> >> >
>> >> Nothing wrong with living in Florida.
>> >>
>> >> Well, sometimes I wonder about the effect on the brain of too much
>> >> sun....
>> >
>> >You and most of my northern relatives. :)
>> >
>> >
>> >> Diane
>> >>
>> >> wearing sweats since my backyard is still snow-covered. Heat wave
>> >> coming--may hit 40 today.
>> >
>> >I sometimes wonder about the effect on the brain of too much snow....
>> >
>> >Kati
>> >
>> >
>> Ya gotta admit--I give you great setup lines. ;-)
>>
>> Diane
>
>Much appreciated, you know how slow we are in the South.
>
>:)
>
>Kati
>
>
Au contraire. (That's French, you know.) I know you'll pick 'em up and
run with them. I don't "do" straightman (straightperson?) for just
anybody. Just seems that way sometimes.
Hey Peggo!!
Going to see any shows this spring/summer??? Some friends
of mine are going to see The Dead this Sunday. They were
going to get us tix but we have babysitter issues. I miss
summer tour!!!
e.
<< peggo wrote:
> mnke...@aol.comSPAMSUX (Monkey) wrote in message
news:<20040322151731...@mb-m29.aol.com>...
>
>>>From: pegg...@hotmail.com (peggo)
>>>Date: 3/21/04 5:50 AM Pacific Standard Time
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hey you guys!
>>>
>>>My server is smokin the big bong so I have to post from google.
>>
>>And it's not even going to share with you??
>>What a Bogart!!! LOL
>>Happy Spring to you too, peggo.
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> The bud's kind but the server's a self-fitter.
> Happy Spring you Monkey you.
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> peggo >>
Hey! a belated happy spring and equinox to you all too!
Linn
> Going to see any shows this spring/summer??? Some friends
> of mine are going to see The Dead this Sunday. They were
> going to get us tix but we have babysitter issues. I miss
> summer tour!!!
Hey, Eileen, I work cheap if you need a sitter. You guys deserve a night
out. : )
I bet that baby of yours is really growing, huh?
Teapot
> peggo
THUMP!!!
bj
teapotmom wrote:
Thanks Tea!! If you lived closer I'd take you up on it!!
They're all getting so big! Patrick is 4 1/2, Kayleigh is
21 months and Shannon is almost 8 months. It goes so fast!
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> Hey! a belated happy spring and equinox to you all too!
Hey!
> Linn
peggo
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> Hey! a belated happy spring and equinox to you all too!
Hey!
> Linn
peggo
Where's the show on Sunday?
If there's a show in Alpine Valley this year, I might go.
> e.
p.
NJPAC (New Jersey Performing Arts Center). Check dead.net
for the tour schedule.
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> Thanks Tea!! If you lived closer I'd take you up on it!!
> They're all getting so big! Patrick is 4 1/2, Kayleigh is
> 21 months and Shannon is almost 8 months. It goes so fast!
Your Shannon is only a couple months younger than the little one I babysit
for now. She's so adorable and tries so hard to mimmick everything we do.
She claps and says "yeah" and says 'da da da' all day long...much to her
daddy's joy and her mother's dismay. It's fun to have a baby in the house
again.
I can't believe how much your kids have grown! It's seems like yesterday
that you shared the news of your pregnancy. Time really does fly. Enjoy
every minute of it.
I wish I lived closer too, then our two little ones could play together.
Teapot