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  • glennie19
    glennie19 Member Posts: 6,398
    edited October 2015

    that foam is just awful. Agree with Wren, we should not be sending our toxic chemical overseas when they are illegal here. The whole earth will suffer in the long run,,,, some people in the shorter run,,, It's just wrong.

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Some radical work on Toradol. We are changing the world. That's so much fun.

  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2015

    Loverly, Both Kiwi and I volunteer with cats. I do ISO (sick cats), Friday team lead, Monday voicemail and have a foster kitty who is on cage rest for a broken pelvis. Lots more volunteering for kitties than for seniors. I sort of envy Kiwi with her kittens. Any kittens we receive go immediately into foster care to minimize their exposure to germs. Occasionally we get one or two large enough to be adopted, so we play with them.

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    More contracts coming at me! Whoot whoot! Next week will be a week of many opps and some choices!

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

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    sas-schatzi wrote:

    Cheerleading for BCO. They are our home, our resource, we gain so much by being here. They have costs. Let's help.

    They make periodic requests by email. They're is the donation link in the header. An easy way for those that do online banking is to set up a donation on a predictable basis.

    We need to do this. They take care of us. Let's make sure we take care of them.

    You don't have to send a check. Do it simply in your online banking. But if you are still stuck on checks.........

    To donate by mail, please send your check payable to Breastcancer.org to:
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    link to BCO Our biggest advocate

    https://community.breastcancer.org/forum/110/topic/834331?page=1

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  • Loveroflife
    Loveroflife Member Posts: 5,563
    edited October 2015

    Ms. Sas, you are causing a rippling effect.

    Mommy, just make sure the cold stays at the curb for the rest of the season.

    Rejoicing with you, Jazzy. Is it feast or famine in your line of work? Hubby's real estate job is.

    Ms. Wren, I admire your compassion for the little critters. How does a kitty end up with a broken hip?

    Susan, thank you. It is always rewarding going on mission trip. We have taken our girls to both Nepal and the Philippines orphanages. We prefer hands-on rather than just giving to an organization.

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    Loveroflife- yes it can be. Sometimes it is steady too. Heading into the feast once again and grateful for the new possibilties!

  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2015

    Loverly, Rusty was probably hit by a car or bicycle and left. They thought our previous broken pelvis cat was also hit by a car. Both were found at busy intersections. A broken leg might be from a kick or a really bad fall. It is true that cats usually land on their feet.

  • Rosevalley
    Rosevalley Member Posts: 3,061
    edited October 2015

    Oohh that selfie from a hot air balloon makes me greeeen! ugh.. not ever would I do that. No balloons no boats.. make a person wooosey..Loverlie- wonderful that your hubby can help in a direct way. There are so many places that need it all over the globe and here too. I would love to take my youngest back to China and have her see where she started and what life is like there. My Dh promised he will take her for me.

    Once I saw the 3rd world in 1994 it just never leaves you. The images of poverty so extreme that we never see things like that here in the US, not often anyway. I read the most amazing book on Deaf people in Nepal and how because of reincarnation and karma, communitites do not intervene when they see extreme suffering considering it a karma dealt hand. They don't feel the "need" to intervene and they think that is why some deaf do not help themselves or others help, seeing their lot as something to be endured with release coming the next life. It's an interesting perspective. The public doesn't appreciate the genetic link in deafness, prematurity caused deafness and the number of deaf caused by malaria drugs and other inappropriate or high doses of meds/ antibiotics etc. The book spoke about all of these reasons perfectly fine hearing people became deaf. Science and beliefs are wide apart! It makes for an extremely difficult life in Nepal. Fascinating book.

    I found a pink velvet dress, long sleeves and long skirt (landsend) in Goodwill. I am determined to turn it into a Medieval Princess dress for DD1 Halloween. I have been researching head dresses. Holy smokes they wore some strange looking stuff on their heads! I can't imagine what it must have been like spending a day under all that! Maybe it was to cover up greasy lice covered hair? I mean how many baths can you take when it's the middle of winter in your freezing Medieval village. Wish me luck.

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Loverly :) can't get better than that

    Jazzy what's happened to the music on youtube. Nothing will play for me? I read that Google was going to do something, but didn't pay attention. ......Comgrats on new work :)

    I should be in bed.... off to Moffit tomorrow and to see DS..........typically can't sleep before a trip. Bummer

  • Rosevalley
    Rosevalley Member Posts: 3,061
    edited October 2015

    Jazzy and Mags- it is depressing to see so many people struggling with cancer. Sassy may have a point, in that we are over run with chemicals. Filthy air from China crosses the ocean and dumps on the Pacific Northwest which has some of the highest rates of breast cancer in the country. I have read it's because of low sunlight and rainy cloudy days and low vitamin D levels, other readings talk about toxins in air, water and food. Maybe these are triggers that switch on cancer. Bottom line is we all share the air and water- prevailing winds move it all over and no escape. Chevy those pictures of foam churning in the rivers and blowing on the roads.. ugh.. imagine all the dead fish and birds and wildlife.. no where to drink that's safe. That is pitiful for all living things.

    Just saw your post Sas. Good luck tomorrow.

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Thanks Rosie.... should be decent. It's the things I'm being worked up for at home that are scarier. Testing, testing, testing, always testing. Will know in a while.

    Rosie did you decide to take the Ibrance? Is it still in a box? What the heck try it.

  • M0mmyof3
    M0mmyof3 Member Posts: 9,696
    edited October 2015

    Going to be getting my flu shot soon.

    Only have a small load of dishes and a load of laundry and then I'll be done for the day.


  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    A photo from the balloon fiesta where the balloons touch down on the river in a move called the "dip and dash"

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  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    Good morning ladies- I have a busy day ahead but just wanted to wish all of you a good day.

    Sassy- my laptop will play music on Youtube links. Check all your settings to make sure nothing got muted? Little red X on videos? Do you have virus protection on whatever device you are using?

    Wishing you a good trip and apt today.

    Rose- I can very much relate to your story about going to China and seeing the poverty. For me it was going to the Middle East in the late 1980s and seeing the poverty there. In the group were were in, we were asked to bring #2 pencils for the children at one stop we made in Israel. We did that, but those children needed way more than that. There were small children there begging us for food, clothing, etc. I remember this one little girl, maybe around age 4 wearing these gigantic adult shoes just to have something to protect her feet. I also remember as we left how they ran after our bus. The whole thing just broke my heart. I have seen similar things in many other countries I have visited since. Those kids are etched in my mind forever.

    The pink Halloween outfit sounds way cute!

    Have a good day folks!

  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited October 2015

    Sass...I'm not having trouble either... check out this video with Taylor Swift....

    Such a nice refreshing change from some of these other little "singers"...!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdneKLhsWOQ&list=TLKH2uBDaKmPAwOTEwMjAxNQ

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    Chevy- I LOVE that video. Will have to share with my sister who is a huge TS fan. Filming on that was really well done. She looks cute in dark hair too!

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Thanks Jazzy and Chevy---somethings wrong, but need to go

    Thanks everyone who donate to BCO. It's my THING for Pinktober. BCO is here for us. Giving back is a good thing :)

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2015

    In the backyard this morning! It has been spectacular here. Trying to get ready for a meeting, but highly distracted! LOL!

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  • M0mmyof3
    M0mmyof3 Member Posts: 9,696
    edited October 2015

    Half-way done with my busy day.

  • Spookiesmom
    Spookiesmom Member Posts: 9,568
    edited October 2015

    nice distraction!

  • tangandchris
    tangandchris Member Posts: 1,855
    edited October 2015

    Hey gals!

    Just popping in to say hello :)

    Good to see patty around...I saw her on the other thread and was so happy to see her :) So glad it is Friday ya'll, my job is mentally overwhelming this week and I'm wondering if I bit off more than I can chew by volunteering to do this new position. *sigh*

    Dh is going camping with some guys from church so it's just going to be me and Izzy around the house this weekend. Hoping to go for lunch with an old friend tomorrow!

    Older dd, Sophia...my almost 23 year old came home this week to tell me she and her new boyfriend want to get married. I haven't me this guy, she's been keeping him a "secret" for the most part. He's from Jordan and I know she is thinking he won't be well received by some of our family. but marriage??

    Anyway, overall everything is just fine.

    ((hugs))

  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited October 2015

    Oh Tang.... I don't even want to think about it.... especially when it's been her little secret.... She must have known from the beginning, that her "choice" is a little different.... but who can say? I just hate surprises... especially one like this........ I didn't like some of the guys our Daughter's went with either....

    And some that we DID like turned out to be real jerks.... Janie had a Husband when she was in her 20's, but it was only for 4 years.... THAT was just a plain mess.... You don't really KNOW someone until you are married... because these kids don't go with them long enough to see what it's all about.

    This "husband" is STILL a mess.... And he is in his 50's! Funny thing is, I have stayed good friends with his Mom for all these years! Drugs, and alcohol, and no incentive to grow-up and be responsible makes him stay home with his Mom now. Of course he had a heart-attack, and then his Dad died, but old Joe is still sponging off his Mom..... and she can't say no..... for whatever reason.

    I danced with a guy from Jordan one night... when I was visiting my folks in San Francisco... He was really nice, but just someone to have fun with.

    Here is Jordan.... and he probably has his own Camel.......and get your Daughter one too.....I would look into this further.... just sayin'........

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  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited October 2015

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    This is him right here.... Well those Camels are cheaper to drive than a Chevy......

  • Loveroflife
    Loveroflife Member Posts: 5,563
    edited October 2015

    Oh my goodness, Ms. Chevy! You always stir up the laughing urge in me.

    Tang, he might turn out to be a nice guy. Don't worry until you meet him, then you can decide. Hopefully, they are not unequally yoked. That would be tough for everyone.

    Ms. Sas, thinking about you. Hope all goes well with Doc visit.

    Jazzy, I am jealous!! Wonderful distraction!


  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2015

    Google just posted that the dog ate their homework. Google drive is down. That might explain some problems.

  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited October 2015
  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Hi, I'm at DS's. Visit at Moffitt fine. Cut loose to year visit. They have it mixed up as to what their plan is, but it's okay. I'll straighten out latter. I survived Tampa traffic. Good choice on travel time. Left 11:00 here to DS's by 4:45 after Moffitt.

    Hoping to meet with the friends of DS's that I collected a full dinning service of Federal Windsor pattern for about 18 months. Started out as a plate and bowl--snack set. It grew. If they don't have the room, I'll figure something else out. Brought a few things for DS. He has NO understanding of old value. The last things I brought him are still not put away.

    So far, he can't find the Airtwist glasses I gave him. If they are Georgian worth 200-700 each-- five of them I think-- 1700-1800's . If they are copies, they were made around 1920. Blenko tried in the 60's , but didn't come close. I didn't realize their value when I gave them to him. Only found out later. SPCA 50 cents a piece

    Serious google Airtwist and Georgian. Mine are a nice even v bowl to the stem. Some suck.

    DS home

  • tangandchris
    tangandchris Member Posts: 1,855
    edited October 2015

    Oh Chevy....you are making me laugh and want to cry too. *sigh*

    Loverlife-that is the biggest concern, the yoke thing. :(

    We are going to meet him next week, so we'll see. I'm planning on keeping an open mind and being gracious and welcoming, that's all I can do. DH on the other hand, pray for him lol.

    happy Friday ya'll!

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited October 2015

    Tang, they are as frightened as you are. Wish the world was different. Remember Jordan has been our friend for decades. The are sunlight in the desert

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