What MADE your day (part deux)?????

RoughMix

not necessarily. the moon... she travels. [/quote]

"trading magic for fact, no tradebacks"[/quote]

indeed. sometimes a lesson learned the hard way.[/quote]

No lesson learned here.
My original post was in jest.
That was very presumptuos of you.
But,with almost 18000 posts,I'm sure you've done that before,indeed.

dimitrispearljam

HSV score!!one half left for the final...

dottles

I've got tomorrow off, so am relaxing and looking forward to a four day weekend

Franny

Bosses put on a big spread for us at work last night. 2 HUGE bowls of beautiful king prawns was the highlight. They were devine and it was nice for them to show us some appreciation for the hard work we do.

PearlOfAGirl

The days age getting longer... :thumbup:

smarchee

leaving work at 7
anticipating the Wings game
sleeping in till 730 and reading in the morning

small town beck

Getting into my first choice for college YAY!

Ms. Wes C.addle

HeartShapedBox wrote:

The days age getting longer... :thumbup:

My favorite part of spring!!! Well, and the sun! Love waking up with the sunshine

catefrances

RoughMix wrote:

No lesson learned here.
My original post was in jest.
That was very presumptuos of you.
But,with almost 18000 posts,I'm sure you've done that before,indeed.

and how presumptuous are you to think my reply was aimed at you.

dottles

My very talented jewellery maker friend who sent me my latest purchases from her with some extras in it, and they are lovely!

71step28

dottles wrote:

My very talented jewellery maker friend who sent me my latest purchases from her with some extras in it, and they are lovely!

:thumbup:

illegal pants

coffee cheesecake. oh hell yeh!

dimitrispearljam

PANDORA.....!!!!


THANK YOU

dimitrispearljam

Exept Pandora this too made my day..
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pandora

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Exept Pandora this too made my day..
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I call that a miracle, utterly amazing! Thank you!!

dimitrispearljam

pandora wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Exept Pandora this too made my day..
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I call that a miracle, utterly amazing! Thank you!!

Ms. Haiku

My grandma died last week, but she left behind some goofy memories:

Job advice to a cousin - Sell condoms, they're all the rage!

She learned to drive at 59, and was a bit heavy on the gas pedal. When a cop stopped her because she was speeding he asked her Where are You Going? She replied Away from You. After talking he felt so bad about giving her a ticket he asked if she knew someone in city hall that could get it cleared up

She used her first computer at 94. She died at 98, and was Skyp-ing relatives in Italy a week before she died, while being hooked up to an oxygen tank.

For 38 years she was a subservient wife. If my grandpa told her to do something she did it. However, it seems that instead of relying on others to do that after he died, she decided to try things out on her own for the next 39 years.

Both grandmas lived well into their 90s, and I think their strong social networks of friends, and family kept them emotionally healthy. Very inspiring.

pandora

Ms. Haiku wrote:

My grandma died last week, but she left behind some goofy memories:

Job advice to a cousin - Sell condoms, they're all the rage!

She learned to drive at 59, and was a bit heavy on the gas pedal. When a cop stopped her because she was speeding he asked her Where are You Going? She replied Away from You. After talking he felt so bad about giving her a ticket he asked if she knew someone in city hall that could get it cleared up

She used her first computer at 94. She died at 98, and was Skyp-ing relatives in Italy a week before she died, while being hooked up to an oxygen tank.

For 38 years she was a subservient wife. If my grandpa told her to do something she did it. However, it seems that instead of relying on others to do that after he died, she decided to try things out on her own for the next 39 years.

Both grandmas lived well into their 90s, and I think their strong social networks of friends, and family kept them emotionally healthy. Very inspiring.

very very inspiring, you come from good stock as my Mama would say

samjam

My mom is my biggest fan but also sometimes my biggest critic.
She saw my small photography exhibition at school and really had some nice things to say about it that made me smile!!

small town beck

Ms. Haiku wrote:

My grandma died last week, but she left behind some goofy memories:

Job advice to a cousin - Sell condoms, they're all the rage!

She learned to drive at 59, and was a bit heavy on the gas pedal. When a cop stopped her because she was speeding he asked her Where are You Going? She replied Away from You. After talking he felt so bad about giving her a ticket he asked if she knew someone in city hall that could get it cleared up

She used her first computer at 94. She died at 98, and was Skyp-ing relatives in Italy a week before she died, while being hooked up to an oxygen tank.

For 38 years she was a subservient wife. If my grandpa told her to do something she did it. However, it seems that instead of relying on others to do that after he died, she decided to try things out on her own for the next 39 years.

Both grandmas lived well into their 90s, and I think their strong social networks of friends, and family kept them emotionally healthy. Very inspiring.

OMG that is awesome. Obviously not that she passed away but she had such a good long life it seems. Embracing life and never afraid to try new things...and she sounds pretty feisty That advice she gave your cousin is priceless!!

Very inspiring.