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#71
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Nelle - September 18, 2025, 04:46:08 PM
Personally glad this week is progressing quickly so Jeremy can be home to handle this dog instead of me handling her, LOL. I love her... but.. I feel like I'm watching a newborn. LOL.

Listening to a webinar for new state legislation changes to our paperwork for our projects here at work. I love how every day it seems they have a group thinking of new ways to make my job more complicated and tedious. I get that sometimes things protect groups of people - but let's think the process through and make it user friendly instead of just thinking about the law parameters. Ugh. This host sounds like dry eye commercial guy - if you remember his dry voice. LOL.
#72
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by MsJennJenn - September 18, 2025, 03:04:45 PM
Thursday already. Anyone else mad at how fast time is moving? lol

 :argue:
#73
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by The Purple Fuzzy - September 16, 2025, 09:33:35 PM
It's hard parenting your parents. My mom was all confused the last couple days. Thankfully my sister lives with her.
#74
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Lynx - September 16, 2025, 07:59:57 PM
Aaaaaand I have a cold. Quite a mild one. But still enough that I don't want to go visit dad in rehab for a while. That rehab place got enough elderly people to be a nursing home.

I'm just glad this didn't happen last week or the week before, when dad was in the hospital. If I couldn't go visit him then, it woulda half killed me.
#75
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Lynx - September 16, 2025, 07:58:40 PM
Quote from: MsJennJenn on September 16, 2025, 05:02:09 PM
Quote from: Roscoe on September 16, 2025, 02:49:45 AMNausea? Morning? .... :o  Future bottle feeding, sleepless nights and dirty nappies??..... :freaky2:


haha def. not that. we are very strictly anti-children. My husband has von hippel-lindau (VHL) and it's a "rare, inherited genetic disorder that predisposes individuals to the development of multiple benign and malignant tumors in various organs". He only has like 1/4 of his adrenal glands, he's had brain surgery to remove tumors, he's blind in one eye from tumors, he has a tumor IN his good eye but it's not bothering anything but it's too risky for surgery.... So he's always been very anti-kid cus he doesn't wanna pass on the VHL gene. And I have never really wanted kids and the older I get the more I confirm that. lol

Give us all the animals and we'll be happy.  :great:

Yeah, that's about the same reason I never have wanted kids. I mean... not inherited genetic problems, but... I never have been excited enough about myself to think that I should put another me out there.
#76
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by MsJennJenn - September 16, 2025, 05:02:09 PM
Quote from: Roscoe on September 16, 2025, 02:49:45 AMNausea? Morning? .... :o  Future bottle feeding, sleepless nights and dirty nappies??..... :freaky2:


haha def. not that. we are very strictly anti-children. My husband has von hippel-lindau (VHL) and it's a "rare, inherited genetic disorder that predisposes individuals to the development of multiple benign and malignant tumors in various organs". He only has like 1/4 of his adrenal glands, he's had brain surgery to remove tumors, he's blind in one eye from tumors, he has a tumor IN his good eye but it's not bothering anything but it's too risky for surgery.... So he's always been very anti-kid cus he doesn't wanna pass on the VHL gene. And I have never really wanted kids and the older I get the more I confirm that. lol

Give us all the animals and we'll be happy.  :great:
#77
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Lynx - September 16, 2025, 02:02:59 PM
The main difference between bear and deer is, a wounded deer will just try to run.

And yeah, no, that's not vintage! The people who were teenagers when it came around the first time have to be at least in their 70s before it can be considered vintage.
#78
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Nelle - September 16, 2025, 01:51:31 PM
LOL. I only have the one. I can send her a picture but I don't think it'd be considered vintage, haha. I'm also not sure how I feel about 2000s being considered vintage, LOL. But my purse is just a crossbody and it's black with a little gold JC logo I think. It seems pretty basic compared to what she seems to have liked, haha.


@Work. Starving waiting on my boiled eggs to cool off some so I can eat one. Sipping on my caramel cappuccino in the meantime.

Jeremy managed to get a bear yesterday, so he's done hunting but he's not coming home until Saturday still. He has to cheer on his other veteran hunter. Hopefully another bear is down soon haha. Interesting! Best "bear down" message I've seen... definitely infinitely better than those Chicago ones, haha.
#79
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by Roscoe - September 16, 2025, 02:49:45 AM
Nausea? Morning? .... :o  Future bottle feeding, sleepless nights and dirty nappies??..... :freaky2:
Btw, Jenn and Nell- I told Chey that ya'll had been "Juicey Couture" girls in the 2000s. Now she is HOUNDNING me to find out "Do they have ANY vintage purses I can buy?!? And especially are there and "Scotty Dog" purses?!!?"
She is OBSESSED with Vintage Juicey... :laughhard:
So. Got A/C at church fixed, 95% of my plumbing done. Work tomorrow. Bah.
#80
General Discussion / Re: Looking Towards Spring in ...
Last post by MsJennJenn - September 15, 2025, 05:32:10 PM
Getting reallll tarrrred (tired in a country accent), of Monday's rolling around so quick.  :pound:

Been having super weird nausea in the morning the last 3 days, getting up out of bed and starting to move helps. Which is odd. Sooo who knows, seeing Dr tomorrow afternoon.