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This group is for all those events & thoughts we want to share that may not fit in another group. Topics that are not D-related are welcomed. Post whatever's on your mind!
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Latest Activity: May 9
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Supply Shelves
Started by David (dns). Last reply by Trudy Apr 29. 2 Replies 1 Like
Just for fun, let's see what our respective caches of supplies look like.I'll start: HereContinue
what is your favorite hot sauce
Started by Josh. Last reply by Marie B Apr 8. 7 Replies 0 Likes
OK so the question of the day is what what is your favorite hot sauce.Me personally it depends what im using it on.If its poultry i perfer crystals but if its chicken wings it has to be franks. now…Continue
Coming Out Of The (Diabetic) Closet
Started by David (dns). Last reply by jrtpup Apr 4. 11 Replies 0 Likes
As near as I can tell, PWD fall into three categories when it comes to sharing the fact:(1) Keep it as secret as possible (from employers, acquaintances, and the world in general).(2) Be completely…Continue
I wonder . . .
Started by David (dns). Last reply by marty peters Apr 4. 13 Replies 1 Like
I wonder how much depression is self-induced, by our mentally beating ourselves up for something we ate.Continue
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Comment by Doris D on May 9, 2012 at 2:28pm -
Linda I get so upset with the postage and the prices of paper (not to meantion envelops) that my daughter just takes it away from me! LOL! She says the computer will do all I need. I wonder though sometimes.........................
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Comment by Linda G on May 9, 2012 at 2:20pm -
Hand written letters....sigh! Every once in a while, I long for the feel of fine writing paper; not only the kind that you can get at Hallmark's or book stores, but the type of paper that's sold in art stores. Hand made...WITH a ragged edge. Of course, that quality of paper calls for more than run of the mill ball point pen....a sticky blot on such fine paper would technically be considered a grave offense....akin to a sin! No....nothing less than a fountain pen, and REAL ink for such treasured parchment...India ink! I would have to do a rough draft first, so as not to chance wasting the "good stuff"....and since I'm at it, might as well write a couple pages, to make the effort worth while. Folding the thick stock carefully, so as not to create unnecessary creases...the letter is slipped into an envelope of complimenting colour, and sealed. Cannot post it directly in the box, as it's an off size....so it must be taken in to be weighed. HOLY MOLEY....have you seen the cost of postage lately? If your letter varies ever slightly more than the suggested weight and size...slap on a fortune on stamps! So....with the effort taken, the cost of paper, pen, ink, AND postage....who can afford to write any more!! But....Every once in a while, I long for the feel of fine writing paper;
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Comment by jrtpup on May 9, 2012 at 2:20pm -
Congratultions Albert! How nice to be gaining a new son :) Hope the festivities are wonderful.
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Comment by Doris D on May 9, 2012 at 2:12pm
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Wonderful!!! I know ur soooo proud!
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Comment by Trudy on May 9, 2012 at 1:52pm -
Yes, wonderful. Congratulations to all!
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Comment by Marie B on May 9, 2012 at 12:01pm
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Albert! that's wonderful! blessings to the new couple.
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Comment by muleman on May 9, 2012 at 9:19am -
DISTRACTED! MY youngest daughter Rachel is marrying Saturday 12th May in our village church. Speak to you all after the day. Blessings.
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Comment by Doris D on May 9, 2012 at 8:53am
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Ok I'm better now. I got my coffee and my paty cline cd and just chilled out. Sorry guys for my rant!
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Comment by Doris D on May 9, 2012 at 4:14am
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Whatever happened to phones and letters????? Did I miss something???? LOL!!!!!
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Comment by Doris D on May 9, 2012 at 3:41am
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OK Computer blow uop today with this new one!!! I'll get better but just give me (or it) time! LOL! I won't do what I twell it to do kinda like those LOVELY TEENS as a parent of teens I know u know what UI mean..........................ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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