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  • luckymel
    luckymel Member Posts: 643
    edited October 2007

    Hi guys, I'm posting from beautiful Wichita, Kansas (and I do mean beautiful). I'm here for two nights on the way to Colorado, to visit with my family. The weather is sunny, warm, dry and perfect, and I feel like I'm on vacation already. We brought Harrison along with us, and he is thoroughly enjoying himself, too. Hope I'll be able to find some spots with internet access so I can catch up from time to time while we're gone. Today was a sort of milestone for me. The first day I actually felt ok with going out in public without my wig. And I did it! Granted I'm not at home, but Wichita is home to me for most of my life and I know scads of people, so I count this as a breakthrough. I may have to buy a ball cap somewhere.

    I'm totally with you all - all this pink, in your face, breast cancer awareness is going to be a drag. I felt totally different about it when I was not affected - now I don't really want them rubbing my nose in it. But I usually just avoid it when I can. No epiphany here, either. I'm just the same....have learned a few things, but I'm the same, just feel more vulnerable and hate pink. I think I'll work on an answer to have ready when people ask me what I learned, etc.

    Lynn, I certainly hope you can bring yourself to indulge in a massage. Or two. At least find something you are comfortable with, and indulge! Mani/pedi doesn't seem like enough.

    Cindy, big hugs to you, and I'll be thinking about you. I hope your good news comes sooner rather than later and that you can get things checked out sooner than Skye has. That really sucks that you have to go through the worrying again so soon. Skye, I'm not clear...do you think Kim called you back because you were calling for a second opinion? Whatever you did, I'm just glad things are in motion and will be waiting anxiously for word of your good results also. Glad your ds has plans to move, and hope for his sake it works out.

    Viddie, can't believe you're leaving your idyllic cottage to go to a b&b. I guess a change is nice, but it sounds so perfect there. I hope to be enjoying my friends' cabin for about a week - the next few days are going to be hectic with lots of traveling and going back and forth, but on Sunday we should be settled in the cabin for a good week.

    Caya, will be thinking about you and hoping you have a wonderful time at your party tonight!! Rebecca, the kids are adorable - who cares about an occasional mess when they look like that.

    Tina, I'll be thinking about you and hope you get this mess straightened out. Melia, I can't believe you're posting with the wedding coming up so soon, but glad you are. I can't wait to see pictures, and do hope you'll share some with us. Sharon, glad your first day or two back at work went ok, and that your tests are coming back ok also.

    Mary, Amera, Jan, Debbie, Robbin, Joni, Nancy, everyone else........I love you all and will miss my daily fix but will check in as often as possible. Take care everyone.

  • viddie
    viddie Member Posts: 547
    edited October 2007

    Hi all,



    Tina,

    I am sending you lots of hugs.

    Lynn,

    Sounds like you are enjoying yourself at a great resort- you deserve it!!!



    Mel,

    Going without your wig is indeed a big milestone. Congratulations!! I’m not there yet- but soon…Sounds like you are having a blast—enjoy!!

    The cottage is lovely, but I need a little change-also, my son is the general manager at a new restaurant around 2 hours away and we wanted to try it out- hence the B & B.

    Cindy & Skye,

    I am praying for good results.





    We are going away for a few days- a little pre-B’day celebration- I probably will not be near the internet- so

    Caya,

    Have a great celebration and a great party!!



    Melia, You too- Have a great Day!!



    Congratulations to both of you- big fun milestones of life!!

    Everyone, have a great weekend!!



    Viddie

  • TPPJ
    TPPJ Member Posts: 1,017
    edited October 2007

    Ahhhhhhhh, Lynn....  I had a feeling you were at the same resort I stayed at.  Do they still have the Japanese restaurant...like a Benihana?  Funny, but I don't recall the five pools.  Probably because I was spoiled by having pools all around me at that time in my life, living in California.

    Well, I saw my gyno today and we have a new plan.  I am canceling the D&C for next week and instead, I am having a total hysterectomy on Nov. 30.  She said I'm a good candidate for the ovarian removal due to the repeated cysts and because it can't be done laparscopically anyway, due to all my previous surgery scars, they may as well just do the uterus too.  I certainly don't need it.  This way I don't have to worry about developing uterine cancer either, from the tamoxifen...I know it's rare, but with my spotting episodes I could kind of see what was to come:  repeated uterine biopsies.  Just not up for any more invasive stuff.

    Mel, congrats to you on going topless in Kansas!  Glad you are enjoying your trip.

    Thanks everyone for the hugs.  The DH is near breakdown and it's very hard...  I was worried about him today.  Really.

  • meliaanne
    meliaanne Member Posts: 682
    edited October 2007

    Tina, I am so sorry you have to deal with all of this. Sounds like the hysterectomy is a good plan, but I am just sooo sorry that you have surgery on top of your husband's job situation,  and two little kids, and the holidays.  I wish I could hop on a plane and come help you. My thoughts are with you ... all of our thoughts and prayers are with you.

    Melia

  • Robbin65
    Robbin65 Member Posts: 251
    edited October 2007

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  • Rebecca
    Rebecca Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Hey mel great to hear from you, we have missed you!  I am glad you are having a good time.  Check in when you get the chance!

    Viddie that sounds like a fun time, headin gout to a B&B and then a (true) family restaurant.  You have really been sounding great....if your boobs are half as perky as you, then you must look totally awesome!

    Tina we are in the final countdown to the resolution of DH's issue...hang in there....it is almost Friday.  That stinks that you have to have this surgery, but I think that the peace of mind is going to priceless for you.  All done with them parts anyway, so why keep them if all they are going to do is stress you out?  I seem to remember that you had some issues with your abdominal scar....do you think they can fix that while they are working on you?  We are all behind you....so make sure you lean back if you need to!

    Not too much to report today for me, we had girl scouts this evening so I am totally wiped.  goodnight to you all! 

  • skyedivine
    skyedivine Member Posts: 839
    edited October 2007

    Hey Ladies,

    Mel, topless in Wichita! Eehaaa! Good for you, and sounds like you are having a great time!

    Viddie you have a great weekend getaway, you surely have earned it...time to take those new girls out on the town and show 'em a good time.

    Tina, I don't know anyone who's lost those lower parts and ever regretted it; most say they wish it had been done sooner to save a lot of distress. In the meantime, it sounds like you are being a rock for dh, and doing an amazing job of it. We're all in there with you, as best we can be.

    Caya and Melia, have countless oodles of fun at those celebrations.

    Rebecca, you do Girl Scouts? You are one brave woman.

    Today I got an email from Office Max advertising pink file folders. This is getting a bit much. But I dutifully put my pink pearl bracelet with the silver ribbon charm on to wear to church choir, and the elastic broke, spilling pink pearls all over. At least I tried.

    I only have 2 scans tomorrow...the scheduler didn't check guidelines or would have known you can't have an MRI and bone scan on the same day. So I still hve one more test to do on Monday. Mel, I think Kim finally got on the stick because of the email from the insurance, as she wouldn't have known I was looking for a second opinion already.

    Sweet pink dreams to all. :-) - Skye

  • Amera
    Amera Member Posts: 452
    edited October 2007

    But I dutifully put my pink pearl bracelet with the silver ribbon charm

    I wear the silver ribbon charm that Lynn sent. I had it put on a charm bracelet I wear all the time. I love it a) because it's not pink Laughing and b) because it reminds me all of you guys. Women who have gone through this and know it's not just a cutesy fundraising thing. It's the only breast cancer item I wear or even own.

    I know that since it's "wear jeans for breast cancer" day at work tomorrow I will be surrounded by pink ribbons. That's okay, I guess. I will pay my $5 and wear my jeans but you will not catch me in the giant pink, plastic ribbon you get with your donation. One woman at work last year, another survivor, could not figure out why I didn't immediately go out and dip myself in pink right after diagnosis. She kept bringing me these cancer things and was insulted when she didn't see me wearing them every day. I think I will just sweetly say that it is still too close for me to wear pink just yet.  Hopefully they will understand.

  • Rebecca
    Rebecca Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Amera, shame on that woman for expecting you to dip yourself in pink at Dx!  Show a teensy bit of sensitivity please.....not everyone cares to be an activist.  You are a private, low key person Amera, do not let this ridiculous person make you feel badly for being who you are.  Everybody responds to an experience like this in different ways.  You have responded in your own way, and it is healthy, wonderful and YOU.  If that woman does not understand, then she is missing something important, and probably needs a good newspaper to the nose.

    Melia and Caya I can not beleive that this weekend is the big weekend!  I am sooooo excited for you guys.  In fact I was so excited for the wedding, melia, that I thought it was LAST weekend and almost put my foot in my mouth posting an irate message because of the lack of pictures!

    Stinky about your bracelet Skye, but I bet chasing pink pearls across the floor gave you lots of chances to raise awareness (excuse me...please lift your foot, will you make a donation to Komen for the cure?).

    PINK FILE FOLDERS?  wow they have gone too far.  In my house I have Pink M&Ms (strangely appropriate), BC tennis balls (perhaps they are intended to serve as a prosthetic in a pinch), sweaters, pins....and someone gave me a really awful coffee mug ARGH!  Every time we go anywhere, the kids point all this stuff out to me (Entemann's DONUTS for gosh sake) and want me to buy it.  I am all for raising awareness and funds, but this is getting a little bit out of hand.  I think I am ready for Boobtober to be over! 

  • TPPJ
    TPPJ Member Posts: 1,017
    edited October 2007

    Lol'ing about Topless In Wichita!  Sounds like bad porn.  :)  And Boobtober....  very appropriate, Rebecca.

    Caya and Melia, have the best weekend ever!  I'm so glad your weather is going to be good, Caya....it's a crapshoot in Canada at this time of year.  Melia, you alwaaaaaays have good weather, so that's great.  I love fun, big occassions like that.

    Watching GMA right now about the woman who had a double mastectomy but later found out she never had cancer.  I yi yi.

    Skye, you're right...I never have heard of anyone lament losing their lower organs.  It will be a relief.

  • TPPJ
    TPPJ Member Posts: 1,017
    edited October 2007

    Boy, I thought I was the only one....  someone here said they can't bring themselves to do self exam anymore and I am sooooo like that.  I think I'm just petrified to find anything.  I tell anyone and everyone to self exam, self exam away.  But I don't do it myself anymore, much at all.  Weird that we have such similar feelings.

  • IowaCindy
    IowaCindy Member Posts: 341
    edited October 2007

    We've been pinked in the Omaha-metro area, too. I was in Target yesterday and they're prominently displaying all sorts of pink kitchen gadgets. No thanks, I'll keep using my mom's old colander.

    Just a quick stop in before I head off to work. Today I've decided to ignore anything boob related and enjoy the wonderful Autumn weather we're having. It's a fabulous morning.

    Have a good day, all!

    Cindy 

  • Caya
    Caya Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Just a quick hello as I am off today to pick up the beautiful dresses I bought last week, as they both needed alterations. My best friend Toby is again coming along for the ride, I may shlep her downtown to Bloor Street ( the Fifth Ave. of Toronto) to go watch hunting.

    Tina - keep being the great supportive wife you are with your DH.  It is so awful that you are going through this. And I would do the complete hysterectomy - I had my uterus taken out in May 2004, had a bladder lift at the same time.  I wish I had taken out my ovaries then - my mother begged me to - I was 45, and what the hell did I need them for?  But my gyn. and I discussed it - no family history of either BC or ovarian C,- and she thought I had a good 5 years before I would start menopause, and in that case the estrogen is good for you. Yeah so 2 1/2 years later I present with ER+PR+ ( and her 2+) BC.  I get my BRCA test results back in a couple of weeks, and then will revisit the issue of taking them out.

    Melia - well, your family will be arriving over the next 48 hours, enjoy it all honey.  Mazel Tov!!

  • Caya
    Caya Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Pink Pink it's everywhere - I hear you Amera - no way would I wear those big plastic pink ribbons. Yesterday we bought cranberry juice for the party (cosmos!!) and the bottles were adorned with the pink ribbon. For me it is so ironic as pink has been my favourite colour my entire life.  Maybe a cryptic warning... lol

  • Rebecca
    Rebecca Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Ok....feeling a little sad.....

    Lisa Moore (character from Funky Winkerbean) passed peacefully this morning.  I (and anyone who followed the strip) knew it was coming, but I am still sad. 

    I can not believe that I am so freaked out by the passing of an imaginary person.  maybe it is because she did not die of an imaginary thing.

    RIP Lisa Moore....your cartoonist killed you so that the rest of us may live!  And of course she HAD to die during Boobtober.  I think the book will be released this month, too.

    off to work.... 

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited October 2007

    Photos from Caya:

    http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/jeml82/cayarun4thecure052.jpg

     

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited October 2007

    Yesterday I met the guy who started this business:

    http://www.buttonsofhope.com/ 

    You know how during most charity races people have signs that say I'm walking in honor of....

    Well, this guys business makes custom pins (you can order just one) so that people can put a face to the name during these events.

    I thought it was a neat idea. He made a bunch of pins for the Komen walk this weekend that my support group will wear. 

  • Caya
    Caya Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Thanks for posting these Jan.

    The first picture is my DD Amanda, me ( how could you tell) and my neighbour Dori and her DD Jessica.

    Second picture are my DDs Amanda and Cassie.

    Third picture is Amanda, me, Cassie at the finish line.

  • Rebecca
    Rebecca Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    OMG Caya, Amanda looks just like you!  You guys look awesome!

  • TPPJ
    TPPJ Member Posts: 1,017
    edited October 2007

    The models from Canada surface again!  Great pics, Caya.  Your short hair looks great on you too!

    Caya, funny you mention bladder.  It dawned on me that in 2000 during my C section in Boca with Jaclyn, my dr. said if I ever had another child (which he advised me not to do), he'd have to have a bladder surgeon present in the OR.  This was because during this second C section, my bladder was fused to my uterus from adhesions from my previous C section.  I had no idea.  They had to laser apart the two organs.  I told my gyno today and she ordered the surgery report from Florida.  So glad I remembered this information.

    Rebecca, yes, it was sad about Lisa Moore.  They did it in a nice, not overly emotional way, I thought.  The whole thing is just unnerving, though...  I tried to not read the strip, but I did everday.  Like watching a train wreck.

    Speaking of train wrecks, Paul's #2 got the call today from work and they let him go.  Said he'd receive something in the mail (severance? he didn't indicate).  Meanwhile, Paul's lawyer had a call from him as well but she was in court.  She is now trying to reach him and we are patiently waiting for her to call us.  They gave John the reason:  we weren't happy with the way you and John ran the dept.  HELLO?  Paul got a level 1 review in June.  Only about 5 people in the whole company got that.  He made them the $10M in selloffs this month.  Oh, piss me off.  The co. sent out a memo thanking four other people for that.  Paul was the one who went to Mexico City, Puerto Rico, brought interpreters, scoped out locations, etc.  He did ALL of the work.  They suck.

  • skyedivine
    skyedivine Member Posts: 839
    edited October 2007

    Caya, dare I say, pretty in pink? All of you! And I do like the hair, very much like mine although I've started moussing the guinea pig swirls to add some texture. You will be adorable for your party.

    Rebecca I don't get Funky in my newspaper, will have to look it up on the Web. At least we know they won't kill off Lynette in Desperate Housewives.

    Tina they do indeed suck! OBVIOUSLY something underhanded is going on behind the scenes here. Maybe this will help DH to just look forward and let the slimy varmints do themselves in. Sooner or later they always do. They may even be up to something illegal he is better off getting clear of. And good you recalled that essential info for your OBgyn.

    I got my x-rays and bone scan done today, MRI on Monday and I won't know anything at all til after that. I made sure to remind them of my pain and distress on getting stuck last time so the first one who tried gave up right away and the second one eased it right in. I actually fell asleep for the bone scan. It was very refreshing.

    We are expecting sun and temps in the 80s, DH has promised to take me somewhere this weekend, I may even ask for a camping trip to the dunes by Sheboygan. I haven't camped in years but love that park.

    Cindy pink kitchen stuff is WAY too much. And Amera, you hold your own. The Pinking of America will go on whether we fully participate or not. - Skye

  • Amera
    Amera Member Posts: 452
    edited October 2007

    Amera, shame on that woman for expecting you to dip yourself in pink at Dx!  Show a teensy bit of sensitivity please.....not everyone cares to be an activist.  You are a private, low key person Amera, do not let this ridiculous person make you feel badly for being who you are.  Everybody responds to an experience like this in different ways.  You have responded in your own way, and it is healthy, wonderful and YOU.  If that woman does not understand, then she is missing something important, and probably needs a good newspaper to the nose.

    Rebecca, will you come to work with me tomorrow? LOL!

    Caya, you guys look great. Good for you!

    And guys, I'm re-reading that "after breast cancer" book. Cannot remember the exact name or author. It's the one I bashed for being too negative. I think I read it right after I'd finished rads and clearly, couldn't relate at all. But now, I find that her words sum it up for me exactly. Boy, this is a slow process. Our bodies are recovering, but the emotions take far longer, I think.

  • sharon56
    sharon56 Member Posts: 220
    edited October 2007

    eloo ladies looks like we are awwwwash in pink pokadots !

    Tina ahh corporate life you sound like me gol darn politics at work .... you guys may be better off without all the crap , do hope that your dh does get more work .

    caya great pics yes your dd look just like you , one thing i have done over the past year is really get to know mine . They are the dearest thing in the world to me . I also have gotten much closer to my sisters in Calgary . My bb sis did the walk there for our sis Nora who passed 13yrs ago from bc and me . She sent me a teddy with a cibc bandanna & 2 dog tags . One with our sisters and the other with my names on them they are hanging on my calendar at work .

    When did u get your BCRA tests ? I still have to go for genetic counseling in Nov . and it is very important to me as its hit our family twice .

    Oh and the weather here US gals is great and the weekend promises to be good to. So Caya have  good weekend and Melia u 2 .

    Its our thankgiving so my son is coming up for a turkey feast . We may even get the boat in the water for one last blast  .

    I am going completely topless now , at work a girl complimented my haircut ...... that felt good  .

    yeh tomorrow they are supposed to have a cake at lunch for my return ..... heres hoping its not pink ..... right after that I have to go for a mammogram ..... yikes !

    Emotionally yep we are all there ...... and some of us with menopause to boot .......... Tongue out

  • dkmaustx
    dkmaustx Member Posts: 363
    edited October 2007

    Great pics Caya and Rebecca. Caya that run looked like fun with your daughters and a neighbor and her daughter. Were you all on a "team" or did you race individually? My fitness club sponsors a team in the Komen Race for the Cure here, but I haven't decided if I'll do it or not. I've never done a run before so I don't know what to expect. Hey, Rebecca, at least the kids washed the mud off. I hope they didn't make a path through the house to get to that bathroom.

    I had my treatment follow up with the rad onc today. She noticed that I didn't "tan" in the radiation area. I went from bright red to just a bit darker than "normal." I never could get a decent tan. I either sunburned or got blotchy spots, never a tan. She checked me out for lymph-edema, and said it didn't seem to be a problem, yet, but to keep an eye out for any swelling in my arm or hand. Great, I thought I was past that.

    She also pointed out that my left breast (with the lumpectomy and radiation) is tighter and hangs a little higher than the right one. Wow, I never looked that closely in the mirror, but it is true. I guess I'll keep the bra on when I'm out.

    Everyone is right about all the pink that's everywhere this month. I never noticed it that much in past years. I been wearing something pink somewhere most days since my diagnosis at the end of Dec 2006 so I was getting bit tired of it, and now it's PINK month. Oh well, maybe I'll hold up and make it through one more month, then quit. I wouldn't want to force anyone else to wear pink all the time, though. Do what is best for yourself. The ribbon pins that are about an inch and a half high are more my speed; those 4-inch ones sound a bit garish.

    Take care everyone and enjoy the trips and family events of this week.

  • Caya
    Caya Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    Thanks for the compliments everyone.  No Debbie we did not do an actual "team", but I think for next year I will organize one - Caryn's Crew for the Cure. I just didn't know in advance if I would feel up to doing it, so I did not want to commit.

    Sharon - I had my genetics testing at Mount Sinai Hospital.  But I think they will also do it at Sunnybrook where you had your rads. Is this where you are having your genetic counselling?  Glad your first week back has been good.

    Tina - good thing you remembered about your bladder, and that your gyn. is getting the report.  Hope DH is taking all this in stride, although I know it must very stressful.  That company sounds like they don't know their heads from their asses.

    Skye, glad most of your tests are done.  Have a nice weekend wherever you go and try to relax.

    I picked up my dresses today - both are lovely.  Now the big decision will be what to wear.

    Melia - I know you are busy, have a great day on Saturday.

  • luckymel
    luckymel Member Posts: 643
    edited October 2007

    Hi everybody.  I'm in Denver now, and up to date.  We're staying tonight at my college roommate's home (only they aren't here) and will head up to the cabin tomorrow.  No internet access up there, or even cell phone.   We had a great time in Wichita - especially Harrison!  I wore my wig today just because I needed to have a place to PUT it.  Tomorrow, it's off again.  It is maybe going to snow in Denver over the weekend, so I may need a hat.  That's the day we drive back into town for the concert.

    Tina, please give Paul an extra hug.  We're all hurting along with you - but it will all work out, somehow.  I know it sucks now, big time.  The hyst, though...very good idea.

    Caya, great pictures.  Amanda does look a lot like her mom!  You all are lovely.

    Rebecca, I figured Lisa was going to die this week...guess I'll have to try to find a paper.  I always liked that strip, and didn't want to read this part of it, but I had to. 

    Sharon, Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your celebration.  Hope your coming back to work cake ISN'T pink, but I'll bet it is.

    Amera, funny you should mention that book.  After you bashed it, I just returned it unread to Amazon - didn't want anything negative.  However, a couple of weeks ago I found my way back to it and it really isn't so bad.  As a matter of fact, she's right on target.  I guess it was just too early for us, then.  Oh, and I also wear ONLY the charm that Lynn sent.  That one means something.  All that pink crap, not for me.

    Skye, good luck with the MRI Monday, and have a great weekend.  Melia, thinking of you also.  Happy wedding!  And Caya, we do expect pics from you also.

    Jan, that's a neat link about the buttons made to order.  A good thing to file away for future reference.   I missed the Komen run at home, it's this next weekend and I'll be here.  Oh well...next year I'll really RUN.

    Will be back in touch when I can.  Hugs to you all.

  • skyedivine
    skyedivine Member Posts: 839
    edited October 2007

    Hi gals, sorry I missed chat last night. I finally got going on the Powerpoint presentation I need to put together for upcoming book talks, and had never done one before (I always used transparencies) so needed to keep at it. I finally did get the simplest possible slide show mastered and got a good start. I have my first talk on the new book next Tuesday night in Kenosha, and Monday will be spent at the oncologist's between the MRI, doc visit, and Herceptin infusion. I'm going on the theory that it's going to turn out to be inflammation and I can still fulfill my schedule. And if it's one of the other two possibilities then that's a whole world shift and the appearances won't matter. BTW, the new book, Strange Wisconsin: More Badger State Weirdness, has pre-sold half its initial print run a month before official release date which my publisher says has never happened to them before. It's on amazon if you want to see. It's the book I wrote on chemo!



    For the weekend, we received an invitation to visit overnight with some old friends who just bought a new and deluxe condo in the cute resort town of Elkhart Lake, about 2 and 1/2 hours drive north. Even better than camping because we have a bathroom to ourselves. I'm such a wimp. We plan to walk the lake's shorepath and such so we will still get outdoors.



    Tina, still praying for you and dh. Have a fabulous weekend everyone! - Skye





  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited October 2007

    Can't beleive I missed the chat again! I have a cold or something this week and have been falling into bed exhausted every night as soon as my husband gets home from work.

    I just made an appointment for a hair cut in early November. (My hair lady books up quick and I've always had to make appointments way in advance). I don't have enough hair to cut yet, but hopefully in another month I will. This feels like a major milestone. 

  • TPPJ
    TPPJ Member Posts: 1,017
    edited October 2007

    Skye, trip to deluxe condo sounds fab.  Enjoy.

    Sharon, that was nice they did a cake for you to mark your return to work.  Thx. for kind words re: our sitch.... which still isn't resolved.  I feel like we are counteroffering on a house...the negotiations go back/forth/back/forth.  Very draining.  Meanwhile, the other opp. he had in Boston at the major drug company/stores that go by three letters..CV_.  The recruiter called and said "oh, I've just heard these rumors.  Call me asap.  We must clear this up before I can send you there..".  Unreal....

  • Caya
    Caya Member Posts: 971
    edited October 2007

    well, they dropped off the rentals (tables, linens, china, cutlery, glasses etc.).  My house is gleaming from top to bottom, just cleaned up my office.  I baked 15 dozen of my famous choc. chip cookies today.  Soon I am up to bed, to await tomorrow.  They are calling for fabulous weather, I actually will be able to have guests outside on my deck and patio - totally unreal here in October.

    so good night gals,Melia - I am thinking of you and your family.  Happy Wedding.

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