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On 5/8/2023 at 6:44 PM, mysty said:
I'm guessing we are about the same age
Agreed.
And apart from these wonderful retirement years, those were the best days of my life (with apologies to Bryan Adams) 🙂 🎶
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On 5/6/2023 at 4:40 PM, spinnaker2 said:
Regal and regalia.
OMG the bijoux.
The fascinators.
The history.
Love it when you write like this
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On 5/6/2023 at 5:38 PM, Techno123 said:
the troops raising their hats for the 3 cheers that sent tingles down my spine.
Same here Techno, w only a few drops of British blood mixed with the Dutch and Norwegian in my veins.
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11 minutes ago, Will Work for Tiramisu said:
She is the self appointed overseer of chickens, squirrels, birds and strange people or vehicles on our street.
So cute! Would love to see a picture with the top knot.
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6 minutes ago, mysty said:
50th College Reunion?
Yes, Emory Class of '73, and thanks to you and Lois for your kind comments!
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We spent a long weekend in Atlanta for my 50th college reunion. Wish I could take pictures like JP, Terry and many of you other coolers can. But here are two.
Found this place as we were walking around Sunday morning.
Really wanted to stay until they opened, but my better half reminded me there were activities elsewhere to be attended.
One of the best meals I had there was Chicken Milanese. I don't think I ever had it before, but now I will seek it out. This version by the Atrium Restaurant at Ponce City Market.
Then, a third pic I hadn't really intended to post, at the very bottom, is me in front of the dormitory I lived in for two years.
Atlanta is a great city to visit - don't let these pictures deter you from visiting there someday
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1 hour ago, FauxNom said:
Enjoy Cinco de Mayo!
And on a Friday no less!
Mixing up extra Margarita's in case any of you choose to stop by.
The only meal we've ever had on Silversea that was send-back worthy was a vegetarian meal my wife ordered. No amount of sauvignon blanc could wash it down. But, following how this thread reflects the varied tastes of each of us, someone else might have loved it.
I had the best turkey burger anywhere on a Silversea cruise. All seafood dishes we had were great.
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10 hours ago, drron29 said:
Their vineyards look very different to those we have seen recently.
If you like dry white with aromatics, seek out Santorini Assyritko (sp?) when you get home and you will savor memories of your visit.
32 minutes ago, Stumblefoot said:The best strategy I've found is to stay overnight in Oia,
I have to agree but would add that any spot on Santorini will do to give you a great experience.
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2 hours ago, spinnaker2 said:
Avec vos chausettes bien sur
D'accord, bien sûr
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5 minutes ago, mysty said:
use them to make the chairs!
like these?
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46 minutes ago, lenquixote66 said:
.I was referred to a NeuroOpthalmologist but his first appointment is May 15.I am feeling fine now but it was very scary this morning.
Understood, it must have been scary. Best wishes & hoping for the best on the 15th.
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3 hours ago, Stumblefoot said:
I have enough to make four bird houses. I can hardly wait to hear how many Que can make!
I may need a building permit...
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20 minutes ago, George C said:
Rangers beat the Yankees 15-2 this afternoon
Sounds like poor sportsmanship to me, wish professional sports included some accounting for not running up the score. Would be a good model for our kids and grandkids.
Speaking of grandkids, this is Karen introducing our Midwestern youngest grand daughter to the ocean for the first time last summer
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This is a picture of my middle daughter Susan's middle daughter (she & her wonderful husband have 3 girls) with an unknown young gentleman. Susan is the only child of my 6 (1 stepchild) to move out of Virginia to the MidWest where this was taken. It's a year out of date and as @Ozark_Kid & I expect all of you know, kids change so fast at this age. Still, I'm keeping this pic around, and wondering if I should see what Shutterfly has to offer (thanks to all of you).
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52 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:
If you wish to share your first name, that would be nice.
Its Warren, wife's name is Karen. Thank you all for the kind comments.
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Wow, you all a wonderful group!
Caring for one another with grace and love. Learning names. Great thread.
Late to the party (as always it seems) and grateful for your positive comments, I've found I just can't keep up. I'm a bit jealous, but think my presence just dilutes the beauty that you all have.
My best regards to all, I'll sign off, and leave a song that I just apply to myself but hope you enjoy as well. I can still observe 😌
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Thank you to the UK for Peter Gabriel & his band
Below only if you are feeling like some music tonight Secret World
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I've said or heard all y'all a few times in my life. Example (not exact):
me: Hey, love you guys, how about coming over after dinner for drinks?
them: You're kidding, all of us?
me (for maybe the last time ever): Yes, all y'all !!
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55 minutes ago, Ocean Boy said:
Quite contrary to what we were taught here that y'all is singular.
Well, in at least our part of Virginia, @jagsfan has it right.
Addressing a group, it ensures everyone knows they are included - in the invitation, compliment, insult or whatever. You being the correct plural of you in English is overturned, with good reason.
New England folk with a reputation for practicality can surely see the merit in this.
Don't see any problem with Pittsburgh yinz either.
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On 4/18/2023 at 8:25 PM, Jimbo said:
Permission granted to come aboard. 🙂
OMG I forgot to ask 😌
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Royal Caribbean Cruisers -- How Are Things Where You Are? (was "Routine" 😁 day in lockdown... how was yours?)
in Royal Caribbean International
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We adopted a new puppy a couple weeks ago; she had a slight limp at the shelter that was improving in our home. Then a few days ago she had a setback, walking on 3 paws, so we brought her to the vet for xrays. Vet told us yesterday she suffered trauma at some point in her past that had probably been temporarily fixed but would now require surgery. Was groaning about the costs, but then a friend sent this:
“No more lonely cold nights or hearing that I'm bad
No more growling belly from the meals I never had.
No more scorching sunshine with a water bowl that's dry.
No more complaining neighbors about the noise when I cry.
No more hearing "shut up", "get down" or "get out of here"!
No more feeling disliked, only peace is in the air.
Euthanasia is a blessing, though some still can't see
Why I was ever born If I weren't meant to be.
My last day of living was the best I ever had.
Someone held me very close; I could see she was very sad.
I kissed the lady's face, and she hugged me as she cried.
I wagged my tail to thank her, and then I closed my eyes and died……"
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