Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 78: The Rep Lodge Yacht club.
So what pattern is your carpet?20 years in Family Practice- you see patterns.
So what pattern is your carpet?20 years in Family Practice- you see patterns.
So what pattern is your carpet?
She's probably got some new carpet in by now.Wasn't it ripped up?
So what pattern is your carpet?
Wasn't it ripped up?
I just got done working 10 nights in a row.And good morning to the 2 of you too
On a lighter note than dysfunctional families - I went to a youth soccer game last night where both teams cheered at the end of the game.
Boys U11 State tourney game, Edina Strikers vs St. Croix Valley. Bunch of the kids on the Edina team are friends of my kid. It was the final game of pool play and Edina only needed to score one goal to win the pool and go to State finals tonight. SCV scored first but late in the first half one got through the keeper's legs and dribbled across the goal line. SCV controlled the game and won 3-2 and cheered loudly over winning the final game of their season, after a moment's delay, the Edina boys realized they would play again tonight for the crown and they cheered too.
Good stuff. Also, during the Twins game last night it was nice to see the fans give a standing O for the efforts of the Sox pitcher in breaking a MLB record.
No dysfunctional family crap though? I don't buy it. Especially if Edina is involved.
I wish West Michigan had jokes like this...Ole and his brother Sven grabbed their poles and headed out to do some ice fishing. As they were augering a hole in the ice they heard a loud voice from above say, "There's no fish under the ice."
Ole an Sven moved about 25 feet over and started to make another hole. The voice said a little stronger, " There's no fish under the ice." They both looked around and then looked up.
Ole said, "Are you God?"
The voice spoke back, "No, the ice rink attendant."
Ole and Sven went fishing one summer and decided to rent a boat from the resort instead of fishing from the shore. They rowed out a ways and started to fish. They caught one fish after the other. Ole says to Sven, "I wish we could mark this spot. It’s the best fishing I've seen since I was a boy."
Sven replied, "I got some chalk in my tackle box, so why don't I put an X right here on the bottom of the boat?"
Ole laughed, "You goofy brother of mine...What if we don't rent the same boat next time."
Ole went to the Doctor because he was feeling a little sick. After a few tests the Doctor told Ole, "I'm sorry to tell you that you have a rare disease that is incurable and you are going to die in 6 months. But to help you out I'm going to prescribe that you move in with your mother-in-law."
Ole replied, "That’s terrible Doc, but why should I move in with my rotten mother-in-law."
The Doc said, "Because that will be the longest 6 months of your life."
Good luck in dealing with all this, gmann.I am not sure why I am posting this stuff on here but oh well, what the hell.
FIL is a very emotional guy. Earlier I posted I was very surprised by his reaction last night. More or less he stated to me (on our call this morning) that he had to leave due to the fact that he was so disappointed, frustrated and furious with his son and wife after he heard what I had to say. Furthermore, he is "sick" in regards to how he has treated his daughter (Mrs. g). He mentioned that it took some balls for me to do what I did and he thanked me for bringing this to his attention and he respects me more today than he ever has. He thought it was better for him to walk away rather than let his emotions get the best of him.
FWIW MIL, FIL and BIL are all going to Yellowstone via car next week for 10 days. Should be a very entertaining trip.
I didn't say there wasn't any, I just don't want to talk/write about it.
Did you miss my post about why everyone should make sure their parents have a will and spell out their wishes? That wasn't from theoretical circumstances.
Yeah I am thinking Davis or Porter Square, and Cambridge I have a friend that lives near central square but inman seems kind of cool too....but I guess I should get the job first.I have a bunch of friends who live in Somerville and Cambridge, let me know if you want/need recommendations.
Morning, kids! Attractive guy with British accent on the T and getting rid of the rest of the toasted coconut cupcakes I made last night has made for a positive start to the morning already.
Yeah South of Boston would be Quincy. Also not to confuse it with the South End. Which I guess has this very cute little market every sunday that I have been meaning to check out. Lots of handmade arty stuff.It's "South Boston" (not South of Boston). It's a traditionally Irish neighborhood, which was the source of political uprising over the "busing" and integrating of schools in the 60s and 70s. When you think of the "Boston accent", people from Southie are stereotyped to talk that way. Home (or former home, depending on who you ask) to famed Boston criminal "Whitey" Bulger.
NO FRIGGEN WAY!!! Guess where I am leaving for on friday! YELLOWSTONE!!! (POSSIBLY MY FAVORITE PLACE ON EARTH!!!!) Well actually flying into salt lake city, then driving up, sadly only 4 days in the park (but I am just the tour guide, I didnt get to make the itneray), and then to Jackson Hole, and then I am actually trying to get back to salt lake city in time on the following sat (the 8th) because one of my favorite musical groups is playing in midvale UT, and they dont really travel out east (Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband).FWIW MIL, FIL and BIL are all going to Yellowstone via car next week for 10 days. Should be a very entertaining trip.
My company was selected to perform beam inspection for the next three years.