Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 20

Today | Me

[.38sw]

The Cypress freeway, wasn't it? I wasn't living in the Bay Area at the time, but had a friend living in the south bay, so I remember when it happened.

[null and void]

Yes. The Cypress Structure. I'd driven it maybe a dozen times.

Every single time I was on the bottom I'd look at it and say to myself, "Self? I wonder what this would do in an earthquake???"

[null and void]

Sniping for post #666.

[null and void]

And maybe a funkle?

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A *little* funkle?

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AND 666! WOOO HOOO!!!!

[null and void]

And Funkle, too!

[restornu]

Neat work gran really like the velet & suade look, and those rustic colors, but afraid to ask what is that orangish thing!

[Darlin']

I know this sounds weird but, you haven't changed things around in your house, especially in the area where your kitty likes to play, sleep, eats, etc, have you ? New furniture, new draperies ... anything like that ? Cats have been known to become very destructive when their habitat is disturbed....

Also, the last dog I had became allergic to her own hormones. She'd be fine for months then suddenly in a 12 to 24 hr period she'd bite the area around her rump so serverely that she'd pull out all the hair and really create a mess. Steroids helped make her comfortable but the problem finally stopped when I had her spayed.

[Canadian Outrage]

Just leaving my office Sharkey. I need to go to the gym for an hour today. Will be back tonight.

[Grzegorz 246]

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[Dashing Dasher]

I just talked to my sister in south Louisiana. Its snowing there, more so farther south in the coastal parishes. Can you believe it?

Global Warming!

[westmex]

Same old problem trying to get out of the red chair..lol

Didn't think I'd make it, so was sort of ready..

Had the cordless phone in my sweater pocket...

SIL came over and got me to bed....

Today has been busy, got one of those lifeline alerts installed this morning..

Had a doc appointment this afternoon...

Back to whatever is normal here...

I haven't begun to catch up on the thread...

Coming up on my supper time, so will BBL, the Good Lord willing....

.....Westy....~(:-0~

[lodwick]

Thanks for the post - my donations will go through the Salvation Army...they don't pay their Executive Director 400 large per year.

Cheers.

[lodwick]

Good grief - thanks for checking in here.

Enjoy the Taquitos, Westy...lotsa salsa.

[Conservababe]

I have never given a friggin dime to the Red Cross, and never will.

[Servant of the 9]

the last dog I had became allergic to her own hormones. She'd be fine for months then suddenly in a 12 to 24 hr period she'd bite the area around her rump so serverely that she'd pull out all the hair and really create a mess. Steroids helped make her comfortable but the problem finally stopped when I had her spayed.

A bitch with PMS can be a dangerous thing.

SO9

[Conservababe]

Well, I'm glad you're alright and you have the lifeline installed. You need to look into those comfy looking recliners that mechanically boosts you up out of it. I saw one in Wal-Mart the other day by the pharmacy. Really, Westy, that red chair looks as old as an Archie Bunker chair. LOL

[grannie9]

Westy...glad you checked in. Please take care. We need and love you posting on DD.

Ok...we love you even if you don't post.. ;)

[grannie9]

You betcha. I just said the same thing to Al. RC can bitemyass.

Sorry, Mo.