Oh no, please no geese in the CDR.
They eat a lot of gras ( and we haven`t gras here ) they make a lot of **** and a lot of loud noise.COLD DARK ROOM
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They eat a lot of gras ( and we haven`t gras here ) they make a lot of **** and a lot of loud noise.
Cab, as in Cabernet? I see where you went with that...
So it was the tonsils then?
It has thank you. Thank goodness. It must have been the wine that Lena shared with me.@JoesMum
How awesome to catch up with a friend after so long. I would be excited too. It’s not even my old friend but I can’t wait to hear about your visit!
@CarolM
I sure hope your Monday is turning around now...your insured to be very appreciative of that glass of wine
@Kristoff
Am I right that daughter has brought the nasty strep germs home? Either way, antibiotics and sore throat are no fun. I’m sorry and hope for a speedy recovery! Wishing you lots of Warm soup!
[emoji26] [emoji26] [emoji26]Maybe it was a goose pond in the past but then hunters came and killed all the geese.
Lol. Me too. That would make my Mondays much better.
What Monday, no no no, it is tuesday. [emoji6]
Good catch. I missed that one. I only had eyes for the glass of wine and I don't normally drink
Maybe it was a goose pond in the past but then hunters came and killed all the geese.
The geese were at the larger free buffet around the corner. This is a wildlife “preserve” operated by the US Fish and Wildlife Department. They conduct research on migratory birds and other issues, climate, water, salinity, impact of non-native weeds, etc.
The geese were here
Added another Angel to the Carver Family yesterday. Here she is up on the review pedestal, getting a look over by the men in the group.
Naughty men. [emoji33]
Thank you, Linda!Hopefully the antibiotics will quickly help and daughter will be back on form long before she finishes the course of treatment
Yep. Thank you, Heather. Lots of soup and lemons it will be.@JoesMum
How awesome to catch up with a friend after so long. I would be excited too. It’s not even my old friend but I can’t wait to hear about your visit!
@CarolM
I sure hope your Monday is turning around now...your insured to be very appreciative of that glass of wine
@Kristoff
Am I right that daughter has brought the nasty strep germs home? Either way, antibiotics and sore throat are no fun. I’m sorry and hope for a speedy recovery! Wishing you lots of Warm soup!
The biannual visit by Streptococcus.
Beautiful!
Yes, painted eyes on the snowman look better. Great carving skills, Mark!
Wow! You kept in contact all those years? It will be interesting to see if that 'friendship' spark is still there.Good mornooning. Monday laundry day for me today.
I woke to a message from my school best friend who I last saw 26+ years ago (certainly before my daughter was born). She and her husband moved to California all those years ago and are now in Texas. She is going to be in London on the 18th and wants to meet
We started school together in 1975 which is when we first met. Her Dad was my Dad's boss.
I have probably known her slightly longer than my kayaking friend who I am also still in touch with. The kayaking friend and I used to compete at white water Slaloms and formed a friendship on the riverbank. We are still very close.
My school friend and I have have stayed in touch through letters, and latterly Facebook, so I don't think there'll be a problem
The biannual visit by Streptococcus.
Strep is the worst!
We started school together in 1975 which is when we first met. Her Dad was my Dad's boss.
I have probably known her slightly longer than my kayaking friend who I am also still in touch with. The kayaking friend and I used to compete at white water Slaloms and formed a friendship on the riverbank. We are still very close.
My school friend and I have have stayed in touch through letters, and latterly Facebook, so I don't think there'll be a problem
How fun!! Hopefully it works out and you can meet up!
