10/24/2009 Bash on the Boat - Thread #2 (of 20?)

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ok kkers. underdog has a dilemma. by now everyone knows about my neighbor CINNAMON. well this afternoon, she stops over and tells me that she is considering getting a "personality" reduction.:scared1: she wanted my opinion.:cool2: i told her "NO WAY". her personalities are two of the things i like best about her.:lovestruc . not to mention that it could ruin her career.
:eek: so AFEG, (chris), help me out. how do i talk her out of this unthinkable decision.:headache:
she has already scheduled the surgery for feb 27th, so i need to act fast before it's too late.:scared: :scared:


Hey, watch it buddy... Sully's looking better & better. :rolleyes: :lmao:
 

ok kkers. underdog has a dilemma. by now everyone knows about my neighbor CINNAMON. well this afternoon, she stops over and tells me that she is considering getting a "personality" reduction.:scared1: she wanted my opinion.:cool2: i told her "NO WAY". her personalities are two of the things i like best about her.:lovestruc . not to mention that it could ruin her career.
:eek: so AFEG, (chris), help me out. how do i talk her out of this unthinkable decision.:headache:
she has already scheduled the surgery for feb 27th, so i need to act fast before it's too late.:scared: :scared:

I had a "personality" reduction 3 yrs ago this August. Best thing I ever did! 7lbs total taken off. That is a lot to shoulder :laughing: for a little 5'2" 130lb person like myself!
 
I posted a Damned update for anyone who wants to read it - thanks! :goodvibes

:dance3: On my way!!
And I have to tell you that Woody is more of a wine snob than I am. He went to the store and got beer for me and a few bottles of wine for himself!! Next thing I know he will be into my cold cream and reading my trashy books.:rotfl: I'll post pics! :lmao:
 
I had a "personality" reduction 3 yrs ago this August. Best thing I ever did! 7lbs total taken off. That is a lot to shoulder :laughing: for a little 5'2" 130lb person like myself!

Good for you girl. :thumbsup2 I'm 5'2" and have the same problem. I'm afraid my "personality" has been quite the topic on these boards. :lmao:

It's all in good fun. :goodvibes :goodvibes
 
I posted a Damned update for anyone who wants to read it - thanks! :goodvibes

Been there already!! Great update B.:thumbsup2

:dance3: On my way!!
And I have to tell you that Woody is more of a wine snob than I am. He went to the store and got beer for me and a few bottles of wine for himself!! Next thing I know he will be into my cold cream and reading my trashy books.:rotfl: I'll post pics! :lmao:

I look forward to it. :banana:
 
And I have to tell you that Woody is more of a wine snob than I am. He went to the store and got beer for me and a few bottles of wine for himself!! Next thing I know he will be into my cold cream and reading my trashy books.:rotfl: I'll post pics! :lmao:

:rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2:

This I have got to see ... :thumbsup2


Thanks again for reading you guys - really appreciate it. :goodvibes
 
Good for you girl. :thumbsup2 I'm 5'2" and have the same problem. I'm afraid my "personality" has been quite the topic on these boards. :lmao:

It's all in good fun. :goodvibes :goodvibes

:rotfl2: I used to be very Jessica Rabbitesk all legs and "personality". Now I'm more Ariel.
 
Hugs to you Becky

Maybe he'll change his mind.

I wish I could say something to make you feel better. Since I can't, just accept this cyber-hug because you need one right now. :hug:

I don't have any words of wisdom, but as a mom, I can understand your worries. And mine's only 5!

Becky, let's share some of these :hug: :hug: :hug: together. My concerns don't seem so big now, but when we are going THROUGH it, they sure do seem mighty LARGE. You will be in my thoughts and prayers, as will your son!!! :hug:

Here are a few hugs from Wisconsin too Becky.
I totally understand your angst. :hug:

yikes!!:scared: :scared:
:grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: for you guys.
hows sean feel about it?

Thanks everyone....We sat and talked today. We told him that we would support him with whatever decision he made but we need to sit and weigh the pros and cons. He thought this would be a good way to be on his own. He also thought that he would be able to continue to go to school and be in the military. We told him that would highly be unlikely. We also told him that there would be a good chance that he wouldn't be able to pick what he wanted to do. Then we went over the pros of serving his country, and the ability to travel, etc. Sean then went to tell him that if he sprung on us that he just went and enlisted without one of us to be there as support, he would be on his own, all the while I am thinking no way are you throwing him to the wolves. I then asked him if he still wanted to be a police officer, and he said yes. I told him that he needed to realize that he can start applying in as little as 2.5 years from now, which seems like a lifetime to a teenager. We then went over what he could do until then, classes in foreign language, working on a degree, which means more money.
So he went out with his girlfriend and talked to her about it, and guess what he isn't going in (for now), but he is planning on moving in with the girlfriend sometime at the end of the year!:eek: Ok I am laughing now, but could someone please pass the clairol, I am going to go completely gray!
 
Oh and Brenda, you have inspired me. I am reading Wicked, not a historical book, but one that I have been wanting to read. This book kind of has a slow start, Sean said to stick with it maybe it will get better.
 
Thanks everyone....We sat and talked today. We told him that we would support him with whatever decision he made but we need to sit and weigh the pros and cons. He thought this would be a good way to be on his own. He also thought that he would be able to continue to go to school and be in the military. We told him that would highly be unlikely. We also told him that there would be a good chance that he wouldn't be able to pick what he wanted to do. Then we went over the pros of serving his country, and the ability to travel, etc. Sean then went to tell him that if he sprung on us that he just went and enlisted without one of us to be there as support, he would be on his own, all the while I am thinking no way are you throwing him to the wolves. I then asked him if he still wanted to be a police officer, and he said yes. I told him that he needed to realize that he can start applying in as little as 2.5 years from now, which seems like a lifetime to a teenager. We then went over what he could do until then, classes in foreign language, working on a degree, which means more money.
So he went out with his girlfriend and talked to her about it, and guess what he isn't going in (for now), but he is planning on moving in with the girlfriend sometime at the end of the year!:eek: Ok I am laughing now, but could someone please pass the clairol, I am going to go completely gray!

Moving in w/the girlfriend is better than enlisting in the military.
 
Good for you! I haven't read that one, but I know several people who have and they all really liked it.

And great news from your DS. :thumbsup2 I agree with Janice ... girlfriend is way better than the army right now.

Oh and Brenda, you have inspired me. I am reading Wicked, not a historical book, but one that I have been wanting to read. This book kind of has a slow start, Sean said to stick with it maybe it will get better.
 
Thanks everyone....We sat and talked today. We told him that we would support him with whatever decision he made but we need to sit and weigh the pros and cons. He thought this would be a good way to be on his own. He also thought that he would be able to continue to go to school and be in the military. We told him that would highly be unlikely. We also told him that there would be a good chance that he wouldn't be able to pick what he wanted to do. Then we went over the pros of serving his country, and the ability to travel, etc. Sean then went to tell him that if he sprung on us that he just went and enlisted without one of us to be there as support, he would be on his own, all the while I am thinking no way are you throwing him to the wolves. I then asked him if he still wanted to be a police officer, and he said yes. I told him that he needed to realize that he can start applying in as little as 2.5 years from now, which seems like a lifetime to a teenager. We then went over what he could do until then, classes in foreign language, working on a degree, which means more money.
So he went out with his girlfriend and talked to her about it, and guess what he isn't going in (for now), but he is planning on moving in with the girlfriend sometime at the end of the year!:eek: Ok I am laughing now, but could someone please pass the clairol, I am going to go completely gray!

Whew! Moving in with his girlfriend is better than Iraq. :goodvibes

BTW...Preference by Loreal is better. :lmao: (Trust me...I had teenagers too.) :rotfl2:
 
Good for you! I haven't read that one, but I know several people who have and they all really liked it.

And great news from your DS. :thumbsup2 I agree with Janice ... girlfriend is way better than the army right now.

I'm actually a Civil War buff. In fact a few years ago we found out that my grandfather's great great uncle was the vice president of the confederacy, and that person's father was apart of the American revolution. So technically I can be apart of the Daughters of the Confederacy and the Daughters of the American Revolution, don't think I will though.
 
Whew! Moving in with his girlfriend is better than Iraq. :goodvibes

BTW...Preference by Loreal is better. :lmao: (Trust me...I had teenagers too.) :rotfl2:


Yea, but what do you do with a 71 year old mother/grandmother who is ripping your heart and your daughter's heart out, that's what I would like to know.............:confused3 :confused3 :confused3
 
sweet!!!:thumbsup2
we are still thinking of changing our dec wdw trip to a dcl cruise this year.
wouldnt be the same without kkers though.:laughing:

You know come May some cabins should open up for the Panama Canal cruise (hint hint).:thumbsup2, and you would be sailing with a few of the KK gang.:thumbsup2 :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2
 
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