Posted on 03/03/2016 8:34:55 AM PST by Western Phil
Vodka now after 30 years of bourbon. She said it’s because there’s less sugar.
I had a professor who used to used to write under the nome de plume of Merkin Swiver.
“It seems the ranch has about a 4000 ft elevation...”
I use a CPAP. Last time I was in hospital, they put an ‘I’ fitting in the CPAP hose to hook up to oxygen. That machine is a lifesaver even though the costs are outrageous.
Wonder how many know “Ol’ Blue Eyes”
I do have one bad habit. I eat a half gallon of ice cream a week. Can’t seem to get away from the darn stuff, guess I’m hooked. Actually, I eat it in 2 days, yep, only lasts for two days .
I suppose that is technically true, right?
He lived his life on his terms. One more reason for me to admire him.
“I do have one bad habit. I eat a half gallon of ice cream a week.”
Like most folks our age we have learned how to justify anything.
A half gallon of ice cream is better than a half gallon of Seagrams.
Go for it,and keep on truckin”.
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Not in today’s English departments he wouldn’t...ha.
Fascinating home page you have.
God bless, take good care.
>>A half gallon of ice cream is better than a half gallon of Seagrams.<<
That just depends on which one you like most!
My mother just died a few days ago, she was 79. She would have been 80 in just another month. She had diabetes and kidney failure along with COPD due to an industrial accident. But, she ‘’Did it Her Way”. I am proud of her.
It really doesn’t matter your age at death as long as you lived, laughed, loved, and enjoyed your life. There was room in my mother’s life to make sure we knew God even though we were not a religious family.
Justice Scalia live his life in a manner which suited him. That was his right, whether or not anybody agrees with it.
If an autopsy was denied, it’s not uncommon for these older catholic folks to do just that. It’s the old way of doing things. When you die, you die. Really, it doesn’t matter what you die of when you are 80.
As an American I would have expected Mrs. Ginsburg to die first, but I hear she intends to remain on the SC until an appropriate president is elected. That’s her call no matter what anybody thinks about it. I would like to have seen her retire long ago, but that’s not our call!
The government sticks it’s nose into way too much of our personal business. I wish that could be remedied.
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