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Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

We had yearbooks in Jr. High, 7th through 9th grade. Best 5 years of my life. :D

My kids are in Catholic schools and have had a yearbook every year. We were too cheap to buy my son's from kindergarten (or maybe Pre-K?) but should have, Baby Jesus was an 8th grader at the school that year.
 
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I had a few yearbooks in Elementary school, and one each year from 7th grade onward.
 
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Hi Lodge,

How is everbody doing? My life has been "interesting" the past few months. Some good some bad. That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger right?
 
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A Shot and a Goal said:
My wife and I celebrated our anniverasry last night by going to a terrific restaurant in Larimer Square: Rioja. For the resident "foodies" in the LODGE....

Madame Shot selected the Colorado lamb two ways: grilled t-bone, house made lamb merguez sausage, crisp couscous pillows, caramelized fennel, tomato coulis and preserved lemon yogurt. She also had a nice crisp galss of chardonnay.

Monsieur Shot selected the braised goat and spinach pappardelle pasta with fresh artichokes, pistachios, dates and Haystack Mountain goat cheese. A nice glass of Gnarly Head merlot as well.

For dessert we shared the pineapple trio: pineapple upside down cake; pineapple napoleon and pineapple-jicama salad.

It was our first time dining there. It won't be our last. :)
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Sounds delicious!

bostonewe said:
Lucky! Once I get out of school... :)

That sounds fantastic. I'm quite jealous except of dessert (not a huge pineapple fan), but I'd be willing to try it.

Indeed.

Hello from school! Just took my last exam of the semester before finals. *fingers crossed* All homework is turned in, so the only thing to do now is to start preparing for finals (and watch Iron Man tonight with tcbg in IMAX.) :)
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Good luck on your finals!

MinnesotaNorthStar said:
Elk is delicious...
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So is bison...

CollegeHockeyAddict said:
Hi Lodge,

How is everbody doing? My life has been "interesting" the past few months. Some good some bad. That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger right?
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I am well. Recovering from surgery has me feeling helpless, but I'll be fine. The staples come out in about a week. Can't wait to go to Chicago the 21st-23rd...
 
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Greyeagle said:
We had yearbooks in Jr. High, 7th through 9th grade. Best 5 years of my life. :D

My kids are in Catholic schools and have had a yearbook every year. We were too cheap to buy my son's from kindergarten (or maybe Pre-K?) but should have, Baby Jesus was an 8th grader at the school that year.
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Yep, I had them K-12.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

I had a few yearbooks during elementary school and then every year through middle school and high school. My sophomore-senior year ones ended up really sweet because CHS upgraded to all color, and they were 150 pages-ish. Plus with all of the orgs I was in, I was on almost every page, including collages :p


Sidenote: I'm so ready to be done working 50+ hours a week.
 
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crazytechfan said:
I had a few yearbooks during elementary school and then every year through middle school and high school. My sophomore-senior year ones ended up really sweet because CHS upgraded to all color, and they were 150 pages-ish. Plus with all of the orgs I was in, I was on almost every page, including collages :p


Sidenote: I'm so ready to be done working 50+ hours a week.
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Pretty sure I had yearbooks all the way from elementary to HS, although I would be ****ed right now if I knew where any of them from 8th grade and younger are at. the HS ones are all in a box down in the basement.

Knocked out another instructor massage today, and I think I figured out where I'm going to go to receive one of my instructor massages from when we get done with hay this year. A two hour hot stone massage sounds lovely. And this lady isn't going to be just laying the stones on me like at those resorts. :D

Sigh, Class tomorrow, then to Brooklyn to knock out 2 more Instructor rubs, and sooner or later I need to finish up some reading for an Online quiz, then get more serious about getting my Maniken Muscle report done. :(
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Good Morning, MEUSA! :)


Good Morning to the rest of tLodge! :)
 
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GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!! thursday is upon us
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Morning lodge

Another dreary day in MN
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Good Morning, Lodge!

4 out of the six mornings driving to work have been in rain. 1 day so far was a hassle driving. It will probably be 2 in 45 minutes. On top of that, my car is possessed. It dings at me for no reason. Time for coffee!
 
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Good Morning Lodge.

Week is almost over...then next week I am in Indiana all week. This month is going fast.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

hey Lodge. Humid and stormy in St. Louis. I think it's rained every day that I've been here. I have an 8 mile run scheduled...might have to push it back to the weekend when I'm back home in lovely Denver.
 
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