STFU (Shut the F*** UP)
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I hope they get the problems figured out with the iPad. It seems they have the most problems with accessing this site.
I feel so badly for FK. She has had more than her fair share of loss. I wish we could all just wrap our arms around her.
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Group Hug for our friend FK
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Had a lovely light night chat with Firekracker. Have been meaning to ring since my phone plan changed. I now can ring world wide within the plan which is great.
Big hugs to all.
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Count me in for the group hug!
Alyson, so glad you got to talk to her!! Will you be in the States when the BCO girls come to CA? It would be so much fun if you could come to CA too!!
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Group hug to you all. FireKracker I am in the same boat - Have a friend that they can't figure out why she can't breath and she has decided after 8 months, no more testing to find out - she has given up and stated she will either be healed by God or go to be with the Lord.
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Sorry to hear about your friend GMA.
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This is a pic of my daughter bathing my new grand-son in the hand dish in my ensuite.. They stayed here with us last night.. HaHa.. I didn't realise that I was in the photo when I took it !!
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Lucy......baby is adorable......you daughter is so cute, and you look great.........I did my little ones that way till they no longer fit.........LOL.......and my grandkids when I took care of them
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Love the photo Lucy. Your daughter is so pretty - like her Mom!!
Awwww....such a precious little baby!!!
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What a great pic of you all.
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Yay babies lucy
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I still can't see what I'm typing
But I'm on
And out of the basement
Also still have problems submitting
Let's see if this goes throu
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Basement door is locked so stay away though I will sit in the steps with you.
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Hi, reading back and catching up....
Ducky, I love love love the family photos. I have not had everyone together since.....???? cannot remember.
What a beautiful family you have...every single one. It's hard when personalities get in the way. I am glad they behaved for your party....as they should.Alyson, how awesome that you have a global phone plan now! I didn't know that was available.
I have relatives in NZ who sailed there from Newfoundland to start a lumber mill sometime in the last century. They probably cut all the trees down in NF so had to leave. I hope I am not repeating myself....but I hope to get to NZ some day.Lucy, I love your selfie with your daughter and baby. What a little doll...another beautiful family!
FK, welcome to the above-ground world. I know you are never far....sometimes we just need a little space. Or a lot of space.
Only three more classes to go...I can already feel the pressure lifting. That said, I am having a double-dose of STFU days at work. And it is not the students. -
I locked that basement door long ago. Good to see you back Kracker!
Good to see you Joan.
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Lucy, what a beautiful baby! How lucky you are to share that with your daughter
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Lucy, beautiful baby and your daughter is lovely...and I love that you called the sink a "hand dish" So interesting! Australia is fast becoming the place I most want to visit someday! I have been watching Real Housewives of Melbourne lately - guilty pleasure
FK, so sorry about your friend. Hugs!
Gotta run as am at work as usual. xo to all!
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April.. Yes it is interesting how we have different names for different things. I especially notice the different names we have for foods. Sometimes I have to head to google to see what you ' re all talking about 😃
Ugh.. 2.20 am here.. turn my mind off.. So annoying !!
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I had a pretty bad RA flare a few years ago and I was stuck in the house. My DH and I started watching McLeod's Daughter's on Netflix and we were hooked! That's when I heard the word bloke. I love that word!! At the beginning of the show we had to turn on subtitles to understand everything. By the end of the series we could understand everything. I loved that show.
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Slow.. I enjoyed McLeod's Daughters too.. HaHa.. Yeah..They're ALL blokes here !!
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Morning all
Wrote a long erudite post about language differences and lost it.
We use bloke here as well. Our language here is close to the Aussies. I enjoy linguistics and have fun finding variations. We can act as interpreters between you and the Brits as we tend to use both terms.
One that always gets a laugh is when you use the term 'fanny'. It has a different meaning here. An American lecturer at one of our universities couldn't understand the reaction he got when he told a group of young wen to hurry up and get their fannies on the seats. It was only later when he told his Kiwi wife what he had said that he understood and apologised to his class the next day. He went on to write an US - NZ dictionary which is very funny.
There are some advantages to having RA eh Slow.?
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The latest viral video hit is of Blinky Bill the koala. He walks into an Australia hospital waiting room, wanders around, then walks back out through the automatic doors. Here is a link in case anyone is curious: http://abc7news.com/society/koala-strolls-into-australian-hospital-waiting-room/700923/
BTW, My son, who has been to Australia, tells me koalas are stinky.
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Koalas are stinky.
He is called Blinky Bill after a children's book.
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Allysonso what is a fanny?
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Kathy, I believe it is a woman's private parts... the part the gynecologist is so very interested in... but it is slang for those parts
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Poppy is right so it's always funny for us when you mention fanny. We know what you mean but it is fun to appear shocked. For you bum refers to a tramp or hobo for us bum is what you call a fanny. Go figure.
Higs
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lol
Alyson,
that sounds like what we have here with our various versions of referring to a soft drink. I remember when my family moved from Wisconsin to the East Coast and we were staying with my mom's brother and his family. My aunt asked my mom to get some soda from the store while she was out that day running errands, so mom said she would. So off goes my mom on her errands and when she came back, she was helping my aunt unload the groceries and my aunt says "you forgot the soda." Mom looked at her and said "No I didn't, you are holding it in your hand." My mom had brought home a box of baking soda! My aunt laughed and said she had forgotten that where we are from we call it "pop". So the next time she asked my mom to get some soda from the store, my aunt would either specify "pop" or just call it by the brand name.
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HaHa.. Mommy.. We call it a "soft drink " , or a "fizzy drink "..
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That would be awful to name your daughter "Fanny" which I used to think was a pretty quaint name......But now all I can think of is a four letter slang word for the same area, which I believe is about one of the worst slurs one can use, hear, etc.
It starts with C....................
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So excited, moving to a window office today, after having an interior office next to the exit door.I brought in two plants and I see this as the beginning of a new perspective.
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