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Some go up, some go down. It's like we're all riding on some kind of karmic merry-go-round.
An update on Sachenda, my daughter's former mentor. She's not doing well. Her husband has decided to retire so that he can spend as much quality time as possible with her before the end, however soon/late that may be. I understand that the brain cancer has consumed most of what Sachenda was, her memories, her personality, so much. She's been described to me as pretty much a shell with her face on it.
Weather here has been wintery. Lots of snow and cold. Due to a shipping error, almost every company that provides snow removal for aircraft ran out of de-ice/anti-ice fluids. One company did have a different supplier, so traffic was slow but not stopped. Since Anchorage handles the third largest number of cargo aircraft in the world, stopping air traffic here would really impact commerce in this country.
Well, I hope everyone finds improvement in their situations. I'll be emanating all the best, most positive energies I can muster.
My wagon hasn't been trackin real good for awhile now, but has anyone ever thought of contacting the bakers and having all loaves of bread baked in round cans... Just a thought from the p-nut gallery...
Well, traditionally, lunch meats, like bologna, consisted of ground and seasoned meat pressed into the intestines of some animal. Intestines only come in "round". More modern concoctions, such as olive- or pickle-loaf do, in fact, come in a "square" configuration. Perhaps you could consult the makers of various "loaf" lunch meats and see whether they might adopt their processing methods and produce a more sammich-friendly "square" product?A thought came to me tonight while I was taking my shower. I remember it coming to me just after I had soaped up my right arm but before I had rinsed it off. A simple idea but a really good one. I shall share it with you for your opinion. Everybody knows that bologna comes round because that is the way they make it. It comes in a long round tube and you slice off what you want or if you buy it in the store already sliced it's still round. Well, seems to me that it would be better to make it square. The round slices don't fit on your bread real well when you make a sandwich. There are places on your sandwich that don't have any bologna on it like around the corners of the bread. If bologna was made in a square shape it would fit your bread perfectly and there would be no corners of your bread that didn't have bologna on it. Also the cheese you could put on your sandwich would fit perfectly too. Who's in charge of bologna? I mean if I wrote somebody a letter to discuss this issue, who would I send it to? Is there something like a Bologna Advisory Board or something? I think this is a great idea. What say you?
I really do like my job. It's still amazing to me, watching one of these HUGE airplanes taxi in and park. They really are so big, how can such a thing fly? But lately, I have been feeling my age. It's in my bones and in my muscle. It's more difficult to move, to bend, to lift and climb the way I used to. I am slowing down physically, if not mentally.Some go up, some go down. It's like we're all riding on some kind of karmic merry-go-round.
An update on Sachenda, my daughter's former mentor. She's not doing well. Her husband has decided to retire so that he can spend as much quality time as possible with her before the end, however soon/late that may be. I understand that the brain cancer has consumed most of what Sachenda was, her memories, her personality, so much. She's been described to me as pretty much a shell with her face on it.
Weather here has been wintery. Lots of snow and cold. Due to a shipping error, almost every company that provides snow removal for aircraft ran out of de-ice/anti-ice fluids. One company did have a different supplier, so traffic was slow but not stopped. Since Anchorage handles the third largest number of cargo aircraft in the world, stopping air traffic here would really impact commerce in this country.
Well, I hope everyone finds improvement in their situations. I'll be emanating all the best, most positive energies I can muster.
I wish there was more we could do for people like Sachendra and your daughter who loves her. But she remains on the list.
Snow is a good thing for you, yes? The ice not so much. And I can see how running out of the stuff to deal with it would be pretty bad.
I'm betting you have mixed emotions about retiring. I can see how ghastly a job it can be in the winter, but also how much you realize the good that you do.
I really do like my job. It's still amazing to me, watching one of these HUGE airplanes taxi in and park. They really are so big, how can such a thing fly? But lately, I have been feeling my age. It's in my bones and in my muscle. It's more difficult to move, to bend, to lift and climb the way I used to. I am slowing down physically, if not mentally.Some go up, some go down. It's like we're all riding on some kind of karmic merry-go-round.
An update on Sachenda, my daughter's former mentor. She's not doing well. Her husband has decided to retire so that he can spend as much quality time as possible with her before the end, however soon/late that may be. I understand that the brain cancer has consumed most of what Sachenda was, her memories, her personality, so much. She's been described to me as pretty much a shell with her face on it.
Weather here has been wintery. Lots of snow and cold. Due to a shipping error, almost every company that provides snow removal for aircraft ran out of de-ice/anti-ice fluids. One company did have a different supplier, so traffic was slow but not stopped. Since Anchorage handles the third largest number of cargo aircraft in the world, stopping air traffic here would really impact commerce in this country.
Well, I hope everyone finds improvement in their situations. I'll be emanating all the best, most positive energies I can muster.
I wish there was more we could do for people like Sachendra and your daughter who loves her. But she remains on the list.
Snow is a good thing for you, yes? The ice not so much. And I can see how running out of the stuff to deal with it would be pretty bad.
I'm betting you have mixed emotions about retiring. I can see how ghastly a job it can be in the winter, but also how much you realize the good that you do.
For us, snow is a good thing. Snow actually acts to insulate the earth and protect root systems and cellars from freezing. Snow provides the moisture that protects from rampant wildfires. The last few years have had so little snow, that's why our wildfire season has started earlier and been far more destructive.
I am supportive of my daughter when it comes to Sachenda's condition. There is little enough in their one-income budget and when Sachenda passes, my daughter will face the choice of spending scarce financial resources to come home, whether she brings her daughters, or comes alone, leaving the daughters alone should Dad be deployed at the time. If I could be with them, I could at least take care of the family while she attended Sachenda's family. Sachenda's passing will devastate her husband. He has already questioned his faith...a tragedy for such a good man. I just hope he is able to overcome his grief.
I really do like my job. It's still amazing to me, watching one of these HUGE airplanes taxi in and park. They really are so big, how can such a thing fly? But lately, I have been feeling my age. It's in my bones and in my muscle. It's more difficult to move, to bend, to lift and climb the way I used to. I am slowing down physically, if not mentally.Some go up, some go down. It's like we're all riding on some kind of karmic merry-go-round.
An update on Sachenda, my daughter's former mentor. She's not doing well. Her husband has decided to retire so that he can spend as much quality time as possible with her before the end, however soon/late that may be. I understand that the brain cancer has consumed most of what Sachenda was, her memories, her personality, so much. She's been described to me as pretty much a shell with her face on it.
Weather here has been wintery. Lots of snow and cold. Due to a shipping error, almost every company that provides snow removal for aircraft ran out of de-ice/anti-ice fluids. One company did have a different supplier, so traffic was slow but not stopped. Since Anchorage handles the third largest number of cargo aircraft in the world, stopping air traffic here would really impact commerce in this country.
Well, I hope everyone finds improvement in their situations. I'll be emanating all the best, most positive energies I can muster.
I wish there was more we could do for people like Sachendra and your daughter who loves her. But she remains on the list.
Snow is a good thing for you, yes? The ice not so much. And I can see how running out of the stuff to deal with it would be pretty bad.
I'm betting you have mixed emotions about retiring. I can see how ghastly a job it can be in the winter, but also how much you realize the good that you do.
For us, snow is a good thing. Snow actually acts to insulate the earth and protect root systems and cellars from freezing. Snow provides the moisture that protects from rampant wildfires. The last few years have had so little snow, that's why our wildfire season has started earlier and been far more destructive.
I am supportive of my daughter when it comes to Sachenda's condition. There is little enough in their one-income budget and when Sachenda passes, my daughter will face the choice of spending scarce financial resources to come home, whether she brings her daughters, or comes alone, leaving the daughters alone should Dad be deployed at the time. If I could be with them, I could at least take care of the family while she attended Sachenda's family. Sachenda's passing will devastate her husband. He has already questioned his faith...a tragedy for such a good man. I just hope he is able to overcome his grief.
Tell him diseases are caused and controlled by the devil not God.
The Bible says it.
The devil does this to belivers so that they do lose their faith.
I'm sorry I broke the coffee shop rules, but I think this was important enough for GW to know.
Sane? You must have me confused with someone else.But I appreciate your opinions. They seem rather sane, actually. Geezer Power!!!You "talk" with me don'tcha......Gaga has a lot of original talent. But, I cannot patronize (in good conscience) an individual whose qualifications, education, and/or opinions are no more valid than my own... And one who thinks her opinion is superior to mine.
Without the hamsters.
Very happy.
We now have a brand new Gray color, Kia Soul.
This car is perfect for him, and is easy to get his seat walker in and out for me.
I feel so much better with a new vehicle.
Hubby did really well being out and about for more than 4 hrs. today.
His vital readings are all almost normal this morning, this should not be.
He is an amazing man.
Sweetie, you need not feel sorry for me. You have so much on your plate right now, I don't know how you find the energy for yourself, or mrG. I'm still rooting for you guys.
He has an amazing nurse.Why would he not be amazing?We now have a brand new Gray color, Kia Soul.
This car is perfect for him, and is easy to get his seat walker in and out for me.
I feel so much better with a new vehicle.
Hubby did really well being out and about for more than 4 hrs. today.
His vital readings are all almost normal this morning, this should not be.
He is an amazing man.
), but "28 Panfilov's men" also made at level of "every rivet is right" style...
