how about drinking?

Bernie hahahaha--I love u'r jokes-----

Orla, congrats on your new PS, woooo hooo. Don't take any chit from him/her. I know you won't.

Camille, sorry you had to watch your peeps drink, dat twuly sucks. I loved your words to Sally too, hope she joins in. And I am sooooo glad you hanging with us. I get sad when I see many hours go by and no one here, especailly with our Lori (Goldie) and Kathy (Wahine) out of town. and lol at the pussy sleeping in the bubbles or whatebber you said. You shirly know how to partay.

Kathy, funny thing, when I rolled across that pic, I thought that it WAS one of your doggies. All of the cartoon, jokes and funnies jest warm my fart, hope it don't overheat and blow! Have a safe trip, remember to RELAX sista! Promise me, k? 

Well I have not yet jumped to de next page. Dat becuase I too busy drinking. I am gonna have a nap (ahhhhhhh) den you ye all later for a partay. Be dere on be square.

Hello Bernie, Chrissy and all de other goils. Sorry not to mention all of ye goils, ascared mese miss sumbuddy and hurt feelings. nope, dont wanna do that, not nice.  To those of your working, hope you are freed up to drink soonliest. To those of your hurting, hope de pain nessappears. To dose of you smiling, keep on keeping on smiling!  LOVE you girls from de bottom of mese..........................

 HEART! yay, I said it right! Speaking of farts, I feel mine beating.....cheers!

think i'll try this on the dietician monday

hope you and orla are feeling much better today,  do lots of drinking for me tonight as i'm working again tonight

Julie......sorry you gotta woik hun...I did too so I soooo sympathize with you...my day was sucky to boot....hope yours is better than mine and you dont want to poke your patients eyes out like I wanted to poke my clients eyes out today..chit...difficult people suk. 

Cammy and Orla..how are ya feeling??I hope better today....Orla...your going back to MA??  How long are your trips usually?  Are you usually right in Boston or a suburb?

NM....what are you doing this weekend?? Are you woikin too?? How are the colors up there?  I so miss this time of year up there. 

Lori and Kathy..travelin girls...

Chrissy...so nice to see you in so frequently now..missed you...now what is the weather like there this time of year...spring for you right??

Bernie...Now I got myself all worked up on seasons..does Ireland have 4 seasons ??  and how do they fall and what are they like?? What will it be like in June/July when Jodi and I bisit? 

Sally...I dont recall if I greated you or not ...so if not...I am now...WELCOME to the HTL....hope you stick around..the more the merrier here and if I did then Im doin it again. 

Love all you girls....bottoms up foah now.

Cyndielougonnadwinkawithkawinkatwoesdaya

Cyn spring has definitely stung...... lol....... The days are longer and the temperature is rising. The wild flowers are poking their head up and gardens are starting to look lovely. It truly is a beautiful time of year.

Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Fun Facts for Young Primary Students
Seasons
Spring begins on the first of March and continues until the end of May.
It is a time when animals and plants begin to wake up from the long winter.
Flowers like tulips and daffodils start to bloom and the Easter Bunny
comes to visit. The weather gets warmer and the days are longer.
In past times, the 1
st
of February was considered the first day of spring.
Summer begins on the first of June and continues until the end of August.
During this season the weather can be warm and sunny.
School ends and holidays begin!
People go to the beach on sunny days wearing shorts and t-shirts.
In Met Éireann, we define summer to be the three warmest months of
the year. In Ireland these are June, July and August.
Autumn begins on the first of September and continues until the end of
November.
During this season the weather starts to get cooler.
The leaves start to fall off the trees and there are few flowers.
School also starts again in autumn.
Winter starts on the first of December and continues until the end of
February. The trees are bare and the animals go to sleep.
It is very cold outside and we all need to wrap up well.
Sometimes it snows in the winter.
We also celebrate Christmas during this season!

To make the roast dinner, assemble whichever meat you have chosen, along with potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables. It is a good idea to consult everyone who will eat the meal, as many people have preferences for beef, pork, chicken, lamb, or indeed none of these options.
Roasting food in an oven is basically a long and slow method of cooking the meat in its own juices, turning it every so often, so that it doesn't dry out or burn. Each type of meat, and each different cut of meat will take different cooking times. For a rough estimate a large piece of beef or pork could take up to 3 hours roasting time.
Make sure to use good quality cooking oil in a large oven dish. This could be either vegetable oil or olive oil. Different types of cooking oils have different tastes, so be sure to know what your family and guests like. The meat should be started first, and could be accompanied by garlic, onions and fresh seasonal herbs, such as sage, thyme, marjoram and parsley.
While the meat is in the oven, cooking slowly at its correct temperature, this is the time to cut and prepare the potatoes for roasting. A worthwhile tip when preparing to roast potatoes is that by par boiling them, the roasting time is reduced and they can have a fluffier, slightly bashed consistency, rather than hard, over roasted and tough. Par boiling potatoes need only take 10 to 15 minutes at the most, and then the water can be drained from the pan, or better still, set aside to boil the vegetables in.
The potatoes should only be added to the meat or in a separate roasting dish in the oven, about 40 minutes before the roast meat is expected to be fully cooked and ready. Most vegetables only need to be cooked for a short time, generally around 10 minutes, so time should be taken to fully prepare for all the cooking stages of this dinner.
A Sunday roast, or a traditional roast dinner, can be a delicious feast for everyone to enjoy, so plan it well beforehand and cook with love and care, so that it becomes a truly scrumptious and enjoyable dinner.

cooking - with wine

Hey cyn I am right in downtown Boston. Close to mass general Harvard etc

My trips can b 2 days or three then I am home working out of the house for 2 days.. It srough to drivr stay in hotel work then drive home. My University now has a travel agent we book through but its a pain because when I show up at the hotel they never get her paperwork.So its a pain, but at least my reservation is there. If we have to we can use our corperate cards but they dont want us to for hotel any more.

Juliet heres a dwink u r working to hard.

Dork yes got new PS she ssuppossed b good,very hard to get into. I freaked out because my PS goes well if the TEs dont work again im sending you to NYC im likwe huh? for what? hes bascially saying he cant or does not want to deal with it he wanted a quick exchange  I do talk to undercover well that didnt happen this PS I call him Dr.dickmore is nuts off hes rocker I m not going to NYC for a surgery I have anxiety as it is.

Cammie heres a puff plus sinus infections suck.If any of u goils are in Boston or mass I am always there would love to meet one of you.I do talk to undie on the phone we have a lot in common.She has become a really great friend.(Shannon)

Live u guys goils I think we need some sunday tenders

Juliet got some eye candy?

Vino nice pic hes in bed right now lol

How u feeling ?

Oh Vino ur on %^&**) pills and booze lol