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[Newsman]

Hmm..it wiould be cool meeting yiou..where is it at? The only GC I've made it to was in 1996 in San Antonio.


John

Newsman you oughta go to General Conference this year so I'll have someone I've never met but already know that I can meet there.

[Lynx]

St. Louis, Missouri, October 1-4

[Heather]

I don't want to go back to work...........I'm assuming Jennifer is back since I haven't been called in to open today. We'll see if she's there or how long she sticks around.

[Roscoe]

My senses aren't dull,  just thought i should try to stick up for him a little bit.   He seems to be pretty capable of handling all the things ya'll say to him.  He usually replies before i have a chance to.  And by the way, Bobby, where are the horns that hold that halo up?   

You know I have nary a horn. Maybe a couple of halo supports, but they ain't horns. 

Sis. Kim we are depending on you to tell embarrassing stories about Roscoe.  So far all you have done is defend him.   

And I don't think I've ever been to a General Conference....Sadly, I don't see that changing this year. And in other sharing- I am back at work. The cappuccino is ALL that is fueling me at this point. Lou and I have about decided to just go back to the Branson area for vacation- it is closer to home and won't cost as much. Unfortunately that rules out meeting some of the folks I'd hoped to meet enroute to vacation, like Isaac, PF, and maybe Mel.......Bah. I shoulda been born insanely wealthy instead of incredibly handsome.

[Lynx]

Then you wouldn't have the wife and kids you have.  Or if your wife WAS the type you could buy off... would you really want the kind of woman you can buy off? 

[taco_harvell]

 

[Chseeads]

Going to work shortly.

[Melody]

Good morning.   

Quiet here. I'm only 3hrs from GC and have no idea if we'll go. I'm also 3hrs from Branson I think and Nathan and the kids have never been.

[Lynx]

Mail just came, and I got an Andrew Carlton CD.    Not quiet here. 

I think a speaker system embedded in the walls should be standard equipment in all new homes.  With an audio port in the wall in each room, for plugging in a music player.  Skip the ipod port though, Apple keeps changing the connection pins. 

[MelodyB]

All you need is a aux cord for iPods.


In other news...I'm gonna go smash my head thru the wall. I love being treated like C R A P!

[Lynx]

Yes, an aux cord.  But people like the ipod ports because you can charge your ipod while you listen to it.  If only Apple wouldn't change the port when they put out new ipods and iphones... 

Go ahead and smash a hole in the wall.  I'll put a speaker in the hole and frame it with replacement wall bits and spackle.

[The Purple Fuzzy]

* The Purple Fuzzy hugs Mel

[The Purple Fuzzy]

Mail just came, and I got an Andrew Carlton CD.    Not quiet here. 

I think a speaker system embedded in the walls should be standard equipment in all new homes.  With an audio port in the wall in each room, for plugging in a music player.  Skip the ipod port though, Apple keeps changing the connection pins. 

all you need is a usb port in the wall and the cords will fit it

[MelodyB]

Yeah...all iPods and phones use USB ports for the chargers, so that would work too.

* MelodyB hugs PF back.

Just having a moment. Ignore me. It's not as bad as I make it sound. I'm just frustrated at two separate situations right now, and I feel like I'm trying my best to do what I'm supposed to in each one, but still get the short end.

[Lynx]

But then you'd have to hide a computer in the wall to handle the USB connection. 

Now my inner nerd is awake and actively considering the problem.   

iPod or no, I still think every house should come with a sound system in the walls.

[Melody]

Andrew's old ipod uses the same plugs as my new iphone.  Don't some cars have USB plugs for music?  Seems logical.

[Lynx]

Yeah, but the latest generation of iStuff uses something different.  There was a big uproar from people who, should they upgrade to a new one, will need to buy all new car adapters, not to mention the poor hotels who will need to buy all new radios.  Or maybe they'll just go back to standard aux connections and forget the charge-and-listen stuff for hotel guests.

[Lynx]

The veins in the backs of my hands are beginning to show.  Either I'm getting old or I'm working too hard.  Given my job at the catch end of the furnace line, I'd say working too hard. 

It bothers me that it bothers me.  I always considered myself too blase to care about how I look.  My receding, graying hair didn't phase me.  My prominent upper teeth don't bug me (although the discoloration does... that's MY fault, and it advertises my neglect to the world every time I smile.)  But the veins showing in my hands do bother me, and I can't say why, and that bothers me that I can't say why.

[Melody]

How old are you, Isaac?  I don't think it's from working too hard.  Nathan and others I know work crazy hard and while it roughs up their hands quite a bit, it's not until they get old with thin skin that their veins become obvious.  Nathan is also super white.  Maybe it has something to do with being outside why the men I know have thick hands?

[Lynx]

Maybe it's just my hands.  Mine are rather thin and small.  More for typing on a keyboard and playing instruments than hauling big heavy things around.  I'd be flat-out useless on a farm.

[Kim]

Well, i know you were depending on me for the embarrassing stories, but the thing is.....He was only about seven years old when i left home, and to be quite honest with you,  he has always been an exceptional little brother. (Don't tell him that!  )  His moments probably happened around mama and daddy.  And even if they could tell you all about it right now, they probably wouldn't.  He was what my mama called a MIRACLE baby.  She prayed to be able to have him, so, you see, he has always been the light of our lives.  I know he is gonna read this, so when and if you ever see him, please overlook his BIG HEAD!!! 

[Melody]

Aww. So sweet. 

[The Purple Fuzzy]

But then you'd have to hide a computer in the wall to handle the USB connection. 

Now my inner nerd is awake and actively considering the problem.   

iPod or no, I still think every house should come with a sound system in the walls.

No, they have plugs that have USB ports in them

[Lynx]

Oh you meant for power.  Yeah, that'll work.

[Heather]

My parents single wide trailer has a sound system throughout it. You can tune in am and fm. Not sure if the cassette player still works or not. It's only 29 years old.