Think I'll sit down here for a bit... (8)

[RadMan]

We always knew you had a screw loose, Rad.

jk

Yep---God and I say the same thing. "My ways are not thy ways".

 

[WildStrawberry]

Angie, I'm doing okay. I have my Antivert and all is well with the world. *G*

Rad, that's great! I've only been on small boats so I'm pretty good on land and water...I can't imagine being on a bigger boat for a few days! I think I'd spend most of my time flat on the floor! *G*

Kae

 

[seajoy]

Angie, I'm doing okay. I have my Antivert and all is well with the world. *G*

Kae

Glad to hear it.

 

[porterross]

Angie, I'm doing okay. I have my Antivert and all is well with the world. *G*

Kae

I was getting worried about you, too, Kae.

 

[WildStrawberry]

It's nice to be worried over! Thanks my dear friends!

Kae, the perpetually dizzy. *G*

 

[porterross]

I'm dizzy, too, but in a blonde way. So far, I've run my husband's passport, mobile phone and flash drive through the washing machine.
I think he definitely knows he's married a blonde and is a bit apprehensive about what the could mean. Good thing he's so laid back and sweet, but I'm sleeping with one eye open in case he decides to dump some water on my head in retaliation.

 

[WildStrawberry]

I'm dizzy, too, but in a blonde way. So far, I've run my husband's passport, mobile phone and flash drive through the washing machine.
I think he definitely knows he's married a blonde and is a bit apprehensive about what the could mean. Good thing he's so laid back and sweet, but I'm sleeping with one eye open in case he decides to dump some water on my head in retaliation.

Uh oh! Good thing he loves you. *G*

Kae

 

[QuiltAngel]

Guess you learned that it is a good idea to check pockets before loading the wash.

 

[Jim47]

I'm dizzy, too, but in a blonde way. So far, I've run my husband's passport, mobile phone and flash drive through the washing machine.

Well! I guess you've tried his love. If you've made it trhough that it must be real

Glad to hear things are normal

 

[DaRev]

Guess you learned that it is a good idea to check pockets before loading the wash.

She hasn't had to do that in several years.

 

[Studeclunker]

Kae, does the Antivert make you drowsey? It used to put me out in about forty-five minutes.

Yeah, Porter, after washing a number of watches and pens, I also learned the hard way to check pockets before washing clothes.

 

[seajoy]

Hubby is still in Germany. My son and his wife slept over at our home last night. We had a good evening together. It was nice of them to come and visit mom. They are still snoozin'. I always wake up so early.

Enjoying my coffee right now, and counting my blessings at the wonderful family that I was given.

 

[ctay]

My Nephew came home this past week, Wednesday I think, he's getting baptized sunday at a Catholic church close by. My sister in law is Catholic, so when they got married, my brother converted. But he's getting baptized anyway!!!

 

[seajoy]

My Nephew came home this past week, Wednesday I think, he's getting baptized sunday at a Catholic church close by. My sister in law is Catholic, so when they got married, my brother converted. But he's getting baptized anyway!!!

Wonderful news, ctay!

 

[porterross]

Uh oh! Good thing he loves you. *G*

Kae

Yep and he's not having to do his laundry any more.

Well! I guess you've tried his love. If you've made it trhough that it must be real

Glad to hear things are normal

He still went through with our visa apps, so I guess so. We have our appt. next week, so it shouldn't be long now before we're on our way to England for good. It will be nice to get settled in.

 

[WildStrawberry]

Kae, does the Antivert make you drowsey? It used to put me out in about forty-five minutes.

Yes. Well...yes up until about the 4th or 5th day in a row of taking it. Then it's just normal "ish" feeling.

But when I'm drowsy from it, boy do I sleep. *G* I've been known to sleep (on the antivert) for 20 hours straight. *G*

Kae

 

[Jim47]

Yep and he's not having to do his laundry any more.




He still went through with our visa apps, so I guess so. We have our appt. next week, so it shouldn't be long now before we're on our way to England for good. It will be nice to get settled in.

That will be a big step moving to the UK, but I think you are in good hands

Keep in touch, Ok?

 

[porterross]

Yes. Well...yes up until about the 4th or 5th day in a row of taking it. Then it's just normal "ish" feeling.

But when I'm drowsy from it, boy do I sleep. *G* I've been known to sleep (on the antivert) for 20 hours straight. *G*

Kae

There are times I'd love to be able to sleep more soundly, but 20 hours could be a bit scary. Does it worry your hubby for you to sleep that long?

 

[seajoy]

I may soon not to be able to get on the internet. My laptop is acting up in a major way. I'm sure I have a virus.

I will miss you guys a bunch, if this should happen.

Thanks for listening.

 

[Studeclunker]

Seajoy, do you have a Circuit City nearby? If so, take your laptop to the service desk and have them run a mal-ware scan on it. It'll cost a bit. Mine cost a hundred fifty two weeks ago. Still, it's better than dealing with the wee 'lil monsters.

Porter, I hope this move back to the old country is a good one for you. May our gracious Lord keep and guide both you and your fellow in this new life.