[quote=""diamondlil""]Unfortunately I have to go out in the next hour or so. [/quote]
You poor woman you! The heat there sounds atrocious! I'll take the weather we're having any day over that!
SM
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the ice is melting, we're able to start cleaning up the land we're buying so we can get it ready for a house.
living in town in a storm you would think that people would help others in a time of need but noone did here, my husband and I took firewood to some of the elderly people, people who needed a tow to get out of the frifts or ditch we pulled out, and the funny thing is only half the people actually said thank you.
living in town in a storm you would think that people would help others in a time of need but noone did here, my husband and I took firewood to some of the elderly people, people who needed a tow to get out of the frifts or ditch we pulled out, and the funny thing is only half the people actually said thank you.
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[quote=""nona""]the ice is melting, we're able to start cleaning up the land we're buying so we can get it ready for a house.
living in town in a storm you would think that people would help others in a time of need but noone did here, my husband and I took firewood to some of the elderly people, people who needed a tow to get out of the frifts or ditch we pulled out, and the funny thing is only half the people actually said thank you.[/quote]
How rude! Here on our news, I see people going out of their way to help those during the bad weather and the flooding afterwards when the rains hit. I would have thought people in OK would be very helpful to people, guess not!
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living in town in a storm you would think that people would help others in a time of need but noone did here, my husband and I took firewood to some of the elderly people, people who needed a tow to get out of the frifts or ditch we pulled out, and the funny thing is only half the people actually said thank you.[/quote]
How rude! Here on our news, I see people going out of their way to help those during the bad weather and the flooding afterwards when the rains hit. I would have thought people in OK would be very helpful to people, guess not!
SM
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This morning when I got out of the shower I was surprised to see my daughter in my bedroom!! My husband told me this morning he was going to go help a relative move some stuff but in reality, he went to go pick up my daughter at the airport. I was telling him earlier this week that I really missed her (it's been a month since we left her in Indiana with her aunt) and so he made arrangements for her to come out this weekend. She's taking a nap right now (which is why I'm on the computer!).
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What a lovely surprise by your husband!
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[quote=""Tanzanite""]This morning when I got out of the shower I was surprised to see my daughter in my bedroom!! My husband told me this morning he was going to go help a relative move some stuff but in reality, he went to go pick up my daughter at the airport. I was telling him earlier this week that I really missed her (it's been a month since we left her in Indiana with her aunt) and so he made arrangements for her to come out this weekend. She's taking a nap right now (which is why I'm on the computer!).[/quote]
How lovely! Have a great weekend with her!
How lovely! Have a great weekend with her!
A good book and a good coffee, what more can anyone want? xx
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Girl Scout cookies were being sold early this weekend! Yum!
Worst thing: jeans are strangely tighter this weekend.
Worst thing: jeans are strangely tighter this weekend.
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