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OTP: What I got for Christmas
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Norio, DD means Dear Daughter, as DS would be Dear Son and DH usually means Dear Husband. Thanks for your response and good luck with your group. Kelly;o) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Hi Kelly, what a wonderful gift you had. You seems to enjoyed very much > on them with your DD. I felt as seeing video and enjoyed. Thanks for sharing. > BTW, what do you mean by DD which I do want to know for my English dictionary > which I’m now editing for our ASA newbies in Japan. > Hope a Happy New Year to you and your family. > Norio > from Japan > Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)
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I wanted to share what I got for Christmas from my hubby… He bought me property on the MOON! I’m not kidding!! 1700 acres of MOONSCAPE!! My "neighbors" include the Regans and the Roddenberrys (Star Trek type Roddenberrys) We love to look at the moon here when the skies are clear. We often sit in the hot tub and look at the moon. We absolutely LOVE a full moon, and will risk heatstroke in the hot tub ;oO for those extra coupla minutes. here is the link.. the story behind it is amazing!! http://www.moonshop.com/ Uv
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)
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I got what I wanted too. The Sims. Well, after 76 hours of pure Sim pleasure I think I’m Going to strangle the next person who buys me any kind of sim game. Brigitte Not only that, Santa brought me the worst cold I’ve had in years!
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>Not only that, Santa brought me the worst cold I’ve had in years!
That’s whacha get for kissing Santa 
. Mary MacTavish http://www.prado.com/~iris
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I have been on roller skates twice in my lifetime. Both times I ended up with an arm in a sling. I have never and will never be on ice skates. I figured out after the second injury that my feet need to be planted firmly on Terra Firma. ROFL at memories!! DeeTee – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)
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Hi, Kelly! Oh, that’s brave..I wouldn’t even try it. Got yer card today..thanx! Mumble, grumble grr at my local Post Office. The best thing I got I gave…a wireless intercom system. -) No more yelling for hubby or the pass-along "Dad!! Mom wants ya!!!". Of COURSE we put an intercom in the bathroom, aka Dad’s Library. 
Oldest son is visiting up north with his Dad, who gave us a BIG on-line gift certificate. Thank Heavens for ex-spouses who are still good friends. They are a blessing, fersure. We haven’t gotten son’s gift yet, since he returns on New Year’s nite. Anybuddy know if you can order a guinea pig from Amazon.com? <giggles> Hoping all have a happy and reduced-pain last week of the year! Soft Hugs from Rosie — "If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." — Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)
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> I have been on roller skates twice in my lifetime. Both times I ended up > with an arm in a sling. I have never and will never be on ice skates. I > figured out after the second injury that my feet need to be planted > firmly on Terra Firma. > ROFL at memories!! DeeTee
Kelly, you go girl!!!! DD will teach you everything you need to know. <g> Roller skates/blades have never been my "thing". My two "things" of choice were ice skating and karate. I had to give them both up because of my chronic, ongoing, severe, etc. hip bursitis. Also, the last time I tore up my ankle was the last time I skated. I miss them both, but mostly the karate. Now, I lean towards couch/computer potatoism (though I do the stationary bike "thing"). — Di Diane_Abell at msn dot com http://loveyourmother.homestead.com
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Thank you Kelly and others for help. As for DH, I’ve been looong thinking it means "Damn Husband"! Norio – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Norio, DD means Dear Daughter, as DS would be Dear Son and DH usually > means Dear Husband. Thanks for your response and good luck with your > group.
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You’ll have to ask Krissy what it means to her!;o) Kelly – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Thank you Kelly and others for help. > As for DH, I’ve been looong thinking it means "Damn Husband"! > Norio > Norio, DD means Dear Daughter, as DS would be Dear Son and DH usually > means Dear Husband. Thanks for your response and good luck with your > group.
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>You’ll have to ask Krissy what it means to her!;o)
Usually it means Dick Head. But he just cleaned the house, so today it is Dear Husband! <eg> ~Krissy See my pond: http://members.aol.com/KrissyJo/ponds.html Akron, Ohio http://arthritisinsight.com Knowledge is power…support is essential.
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I didn’t get skates — my knees can’t handle them yet. But I did get a digital camera! See? http://www.prado.com/~iris/images/mary_casey2.jpg And tell me if this isn’t love. Casey gave me a **comfy** bra in the right size from decentexposures.com, rather than an underwirey, pokey thing that’d look more elegant. Romance, gotta love it . Mary MacTavish http://www.prado.com/~iris
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>But I did get a digital camera! See? >http://www.prado.com/~iris/images/mary_casey2.jpg
What a lovely couple. HeeHee, my sister told she me wanted bras and panties for Christmas too. So I got her some. The bra was snake-skin print with matching see-through snake-skin undies. She turned beat read as I, in my most inocent voice proclamed: "But you said that’s what you wanted". Her boyfriend thanked my though. Sarah L "Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
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> Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds.
OMG it is the Roller Queen and Princess! Sounds like you might have been seeing stars for a few moments, I am glad you made it back to earth, perhaps next time it will be a gentle landing. So when is the Derby? — MZ
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LOL indeed! Norio – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->You’ll have to ask Krissy what it means to her!;o) > Usually it means Dick Head. But he just cleaned the house, so today it is Dear > Husband! <eg>
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> And tell me if this isn’t love. Casey gave me a **comfy** bra in the > right size from decentexposures.com, rather than an underwirey, pokey > thing that’d look more elegant.
Now there’s a man that knows how to give support! Listen up guys. (BEG) — MZ
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>But I did get a digital camera!
I did too! Made my sister very happy since I have had hers more than she did the past 6 months. ~Krissy See my pond: http://members.aol.com/KrissyJo/ponds.html Akron, Ohio http://arthritisinsight.com Knowledge is power…support is essential.
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i loved the pix of you guys! but i have to tell you what my stepdaughter, caitlin, gave all of us. she’d bought each of us a lottery ticket and gave each of us a penny to rub off the numbers with. link, my son-in-law began to pale as he scratched away. he asked someone else to look at his card. sure enough, he had scratched off 3 "$10,000’s" in a row on a card that said, if you had 3 matching figures, you won that amount! we were all going crazy with joy. then he turned the card over to see how to redeem it and it read (paraphrasing) "you can redeem this card within 30 seconds of scratching it at yo’ mamma’s house after filling out a form brought to you by the tooth fairy." whoa, i woulda killed caitlin if i’d been link, but he was a good sport about it. diane
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> Thank you Kelly and others for help. > As for DH, I’ve been looong thinking it means "Damn Husband"! > Norio
Norio,sometimes it means just that:) Donna Holt
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> I didn’t get skates — my knees can’t handle them yet. > But I did get a digital camera! See? > http://www.prado.com/~iris/images/mary_casey2.jpg > And tell me if this isn’t love. Casey gave me a **comfy** bra in the > right size from decentexposures.com, rather than an underwirey, pokey > thing that’d look more elegant. > Romance, gotta love it > . > Mary MacTavish > http://www.prado.com/~iris
Beautiful,Mary!……now about the comfy bra—I thought that was an oxymoron! I thought bras either caused the boobs to sit on your shoulders or really comfy ones dragged them on the floor causing matburn:) Donna Holt
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said: >Beautiful,Mary!……now about the comfy bra—I thought that was an >oxymoron! I thought bras either caused the boobs to sit on your >shoulders or really comfy ones dragged them on the floor causing>matburn:
Donna, www.decentexposures.com makes great bras. That’s what Casey got me. They’re soft, so they aren’t the kind that give "perfect" shape under clothing, but they’re fairly supportive. The look kind of expensive ($30-$40 depending on fabric, size, and style) but they last forever, even with machine washing and drying. And the service is great — they pay for shipping, they have very low cost resizing in case you get smaller (not much they can do for enlargement), and if you get it and it doesn’t fit, you send it back and tell them *how* it doesn’t fit, and they tailor it. I live in them, whenever possible. . Mary MacTavish http://www.prado.com/~iris
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> LOL indeed! > Norio
LOLOLOLOLOL indeed LOLOLOLOL Dont put that in any books, Norio. LOL Harv
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Thats brutal, really brutal.>g< johnie – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > but i have to tell you what my stepdaughter, caitlin, gave all of us. she’d > bought each of us a lottery ticket and gave each of us a penny to rub off the > numbers with. link, my son-in-law began to pale as he scratched away. he asked > someone else to look at his card. sure enough, he had scratched off 3 > "$10,000’s" in a row on a card that said, if you had 3 matching figures, you > won that amount! we were all going crazy with joy. then he turned the card over > to see how to redeem it and it read (paraphrasing) "you can redeem this card > within 30 seconds of scratching it at yo’ mamma’s house after filling out a > form brought to you by the tooth fairy." whoa, i woulda killed caitlin if i’d > been link, but he was a good sport about it. > diane
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Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with Grandma. Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts to sit on it. The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. Hugs to all, Kelly;o)
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Hi Kelly, what a wonderful gift you had. You seems to enjoyed very much on them with your DD. I felt as seeing video and enjoyed. Thanks for sharing. BTW, what do you mean by DD which I do want to know for my English dictionary which I’m now editing for our ASA newbies in Japan. Hope a Happy New Year to you and your family. Norio from Japan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)
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Kelly — congrats on having the guts to try out rollerblades!!! even with protective "armour", I’d be terrified I’d break several somethings! Meg
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello everyone!! I hope you are all doing well and enjoyed/are enjoying > the revelry. I just had to share what my favorite gift was this year. > I asked for and received rollerblades and all the armor that goes with > them. My DD, who is almost 6, asked for some also and I thought this > would be a fun way for me to get some exercise, fresh air, occasional > sunshine and maybe lose a few pounds. > What I forgot was that I haven’t skated in about 15 years and I haven’t > ice-skated in about 20. The DD and I dutifully donned our protective > equipment right down to the elbow, knee, wrist pads and helmets. We > carefully eased our way down the driveway and staggered down the street. > She insisted that we go all the way around the block (luckily all the > neighbors were away) before returning home to get ready for dinner with > Grandma. > Well, things were going okay, the two of us giggling and swaying around > until I got a bit ahead of her and Rachel screeched for me to wait up. I > turned to see how far back she was, one foot went east, the other went > west and the next thing I knew I was looking up at the beautiful blue > sky while taking a mental inventory of anything that might hurt really > bad. Luckily nothing was bruised but my pride. And now it kind of hurts > to sit on it. > The moral of the story is…35-year-old women who can hardly stand on > their own two feet really have no business trying to walk on wheels. But > if they do they should at least wear really good elbow pads. I wish I > had a tape of me trying to get back up on those wheels. I had to roll > over onto my knees, brace one skate against the curb and very carefully > push myself into an upright position. We came right home after that. > Hugs to all, > Kelly;o)