gethen wrote:We did visit Bath briefly, but didn't really have time for the ruins.
Many people who don't have time for Bath will make a short visit instead to Shower.
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Life's little things
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Re: Life's little things
by Swift » Tue Jun 18, 2013 10:52 pm
Many people who don't have time for Bath will make a short visit instead to Shower.
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In wilderness is the preservation of the world. - Henry David Thoreau
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In wilderness is the preservation of the world. - Henry David Thoreau
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. - Margaret Mead
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Re: Life's little things
by Hap » Tue Jun 18, 2013 11:40 pm
Swift wrote:gethen wrote:We did visit Bath briefly, but didn't really have time for the ruins.
Many people who don't have time for Bath will make a short visit instead to Shower.
Or at the very least a stopover in the village of Washcloth in the county of Sink.
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Re: Life's little things
by Rommie » Sat Jul 06, 2013 3:41 am
Spent the day doing nothing much except reading, a touch of swimming, then dinner with family. Man, vacation is awesome- can one retire at 27, or is the correct term for such a person just "a slacker?"
Yes, I have a life. It's quite different from yours.
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Re: Life's little things
by SciFiFisher » Sat Jul 06, 2013 4:45 am
Rommie wrote:Spent the day doing nothing much except reading, a touch of swimming, then dinner with family. Man, vacation is awesome- can one retire at 27, or is the correct term for such a person just "a slacker?"
Yes.
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"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterward." — Vernon Law
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Re: Life's little things
by Rommie » Sat Jul 06, 2013 1:48 pm
SciFiFisher wrote:Rommie wrote:Spent the day doing nothing much except reading, a touch of swimming, then dinner with family. Man, vacation is awesome- can one retire at 27, or is the correct term for such a person just "a slacker?"
Yes.
Drat, so much for that plan...
Yes, I have a life. It's quite different from yours.
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Re: Life's little things
by cid » Sat Jul 06, 2013 11:47 pm
Rommie wrote:SciFiFisher wrote:Rommie wrote:Spent the day doing nothing much except reading, a touch of swimming, then dinner with family. Man, vacation is awesome- can one retire at 27, or is the correct term for such a person just "a slacker?"
Yes.
Drat, so much for that plan...
Besides, I had it first...
Dear Algebra -- stop asking us to find your x. She's not coming back - ever. Get over it.
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Re: Life's little things
by cid » Sun Jul 14, 2013 1:12 am
Gas prices at $3.69/gal around here. Bonus points at chain #1 got me a fillup at 3.12 -- that's a 58¢ a gallon discount.
Chain #2 gave me a bonus for patronizing their sody pop dispenser, filling my 64oz insulated mug for $1.06 on their
customer loyalty deal -- the seventh (as in, the next) fillup of Diet Dr Pepper is free.
I'll take 'em for plus-points toward a good day...
Chain #2 gave me a bonus for patronizing their sody pop dispenser, filling my 64oz insulated mug for $1.06 on their
customer loyalty deal -- the seventh (as in, the next) fillup of Diet Dr Pepper is free.
I'll take 'em for plus-points toward a good day...
Dear Algebra -- stop asking us to find your x. She's not coming back - ever. Get over it.
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Re: Life's little things
by Hap » Sun Jul 14, 2013 1:57 am
Nice little 200 mile ride today with the grandson on the back seat - his first ride of any real distance. He got a new helmet so he doesn't have to borrow grandma's anymore, and I got to spend the day with my favorite 6-year-old. 
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Re: Life's little things
by brite » Sun Jul 14, 2013 2:15 am
SonOBrite got a job at the State Fair, which means that I get to spend time with my favorite 3 year old grandson, the Poe... BTW... I now know all the words to the "Hot Dog Dance", the Doc McStuffin's song, Team UmiZoomi theme song and Bubble Guppies theme song... shoot me now....
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Re: Life's little things
by Swift » Sun Jul 14, 2013 5:36 am
brite wrote:SonOBrite got a job at the State Fair, which means that I get to spend time with my favorite 3 year old grandson, the Poe... BTW... I now know all the words to the "Hot Dog Dance", the Doc McStuffin's song, Team UmiZoomi theme song and Bubble Guppies theme song... shoot me now....
You got it.
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In wilderness is the preservation of the world. - Henry David Thoreau
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. - Margaret Mead
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Re: Life's little things
by SciFi Chick » Mon Jul 15, 2013 4:39 am
My husband thinks I'm as awesome as I think he is... this is after seven and a half years of marriage. I am truly overwhelmed. I don't even consider it one of "life's little things', but I also don't consider it worthy of a thread of its own so here we go.
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Re: Life's little things
by FZR1KG » Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:29 pm
SciFi Chick wrote:My husband thinks I'm as awesome as I think he is... this is after seven and a half years of marriage. I am truly overwhelmed. I don't even consider it one of "life's little things', but I also don't consider it worthy of a thread of its own so here we go.
For people that actually think I think I'm awesome, its sarcasm. Long story involving a light globe...
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Re: Life's little things
by SciFi Chick » Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:42 pm
FZR1KG wrote:SciFi Chick wrote:My husband thinks I'm as awesome as I think he is... this is after seven and a half years of marriage. I am truly overwhelmed. I don't even consider it one of "life's little things', but I also don't consider it worthy of a thread of its own so here we go.
For people that actually think I think I'm awesome, its sarcasm. Long story involving a light globe...
I can't speak to how many people think you're awesome. I just know that I think you're awesome, and that's what matters. You're Mr. Right For Me after all.
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Re: Life's little things
by pumpkinpi » Mon Jul 15, 2013 6:06 pm
brite wrote:SonOBrite got a job at the State Fair, which means that I get to spend time with my favorite 3 year old grandson, the Poe... BTW... I now know all the words to the "Hot Dog Dance", the Doc McStuffin's song, Team UmiZoomi theme song and Bubble Guppies theme song... shoot me now....
In a world that's not so far away...Umi City!
Yay math! Buster loves this show.
Too bad ignorance isn't painful.
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Re: Life's little things
by brite » Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:28 pm
pumpkinpi wrote:brite wrote:SonOBrite got a job at the State Fair, which means that I get to spend time with my favorite 3 year old grandson, the Poe... BTW... I now know all the words to the "Hot Dog Dance", the Doc McStuffin's song, Team UmiZoomi theme song and Bubble Guppies theme song... shoot me now....
In a world that's not so far away...Umi City!
Yay math! Buster loves this show.
We are more into the shapes and the counting... <sigh>
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