Mae all -
Sorry to be away...honestly, this week I have gotten all messed up with what day it was... it happens when you live alone... hard to keep track...
Glad to hear everyone survived the holiday... i am not a fan of Fireworks, so the day before, day of, and the day after explosions were more than enough for me. Wags, good job protecting your pooch - Lav, so sorry for the escapees - glad you could get everyone back home. Dear me.
Wags - bravo for you to be such an enthusiastic and dedicated teacher. I taught for many years, and seeing the growth in students is just so satisfying. I'm glad you're still taking people on -- they are lucky to have you prepare them for the tests -
Pi - you are so kind with your comments; I forgot that people might read other parts of the website... It is a labor of love that I am trying to get myself back to... I took almost 2 years off... hey, SO GLAD that you had rain!
SLO - so sorry about the disappointments of the holiday - sounds like you are crafting a healthy response to all that. So glad to hear that you might be making some new friends! Sad about your twin... maybe some day she will see the light - before too late -- Hang in there - you are creating a wonderful new life!
hello to you, Steady!
PPQ - I hope you get the car situation solved soon - sounds like you have good options. Good that one of your "problem" coworkers will be out of the office for a time - yay. Here's an idea for you: I walked into a docs office and saw all these little felted llamas sitting around... I asked why, and they said "oh - those are the no-drama-llamas! LOL
Lav - what a story about the fireworks - totally irresponsible. I think the selling of fireworks should be licensed somehow - or you can't buy them unless you've take a class. I know - there would be mutiny - ah well, I can dream. Actually, I wish they would just go with laser-light shows... so much easier on animals and humans... And hey - I'd love that blueberyy recipe... all the ones I've seen are full of sugar... Good Luck with the hear, sorry. And glad you are protecting yourself and the machines when you're working...
Mick - Ken! I understood what you wrote. And I loved the website with the words and the pronunciation (by the way PPQ - your weather that rainy day could be described as a "dreich" day in Scottish. And the word sounds perfect for what it describes! Mick, I stumbled on to a FB post by Iain Robertson "Rambles", and he was just finishing up the end of the West Highland Way (which sounds loooooong). He was coming over the final ridge, looking down into the valley and the town and said that he "almost got totes emosh..." I love that!
I had a very weird, slightly scary thing go on with my (new-to-me) car two days ago - basically not shifting out of first, shaking, rattling... eeeek. Went home and turned it off and tried to figure out what to do. Was taking the bus to the places I had to go (which I like to do anyway - my little bit of environmentalism...). But finally this morning, I bucked up and got my courage together and took it out to see if I could even drive it to a service place. And it seems perfectly okay! huh? So... at least I can now get it back to the dealer 30 miles away so that it can be checked. Was struggling to figure out how all that would work. Sigh.
Wishing all well and good - be safe all (and congrats on 11 years, Mick!)
TG
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