I am not good at bowling terms....but Daniel's high score was a spare and then he struck out.......I think that gave him a 289. I know he has never rolled a perfect game (yet
AAAAWWWWWWW.........I knew you'd come up with a great one to share with us! Sophia's such a cutie.....and what a great family photo!How about one of all of us at the Disney Visa Meet n' Greet . . .
Sorry not many more others - not too much computer time!
Where I come from, we call them trailer parks . . . and not always a nice connotation
Tyler is such a huge Mater fan.....Runs around saying lots of his lines. But I get to see the man behind Mater soon! Going to see Larry the Cable Guy here in town 4/20 with 4 other girls.....FRONT ROW!
Have a great day everybody!Amy wants to know if this qualifies her for membership . . .
Seen outside of France, somewhere in Epcot . . .
I might add this was immediately AFTER a sparkling red wine in Italy!
"Are you there God, It's me Margaret?" Who could forget Judy Blume!!!!
John, I love this picture! Sophia is a cutie to be sure, no wonder Bruce gobbled her up!!!!Sophia with Brucie - Fish are friends, not food . . . .
He's really strong so he managed to pull away as the needle was inserted, even with the doctor and me holding his arm tightly. So, now he has a scratch along his arm from the needle. Of course, once the needle went in he let out a SHRILL that I'd never heard from him before. He was NOT a happy camper. The lollipop at the end did help. It's funny when you have two children of the same sex to see how different they are. My oldest, Ryan is thin and lanky and Drew has a football player's body. At age 5 Ryan was about 50th percentile for height and weight....then there's Drew (aka bruiser) who at 5 is 80th percentile for weight and 70th percentile for height. No wonder when they fight Drew takes poor Ryan down. They're 4 years apart in age, but only 10 lbs apart in weight. Go figure. Well, like Lori, we're off to a day of soccer games..............
Poor Drew!No fun! At Tyler's 4 year checkup, he wouldn't have needed any immunizations, but it was noticed that a HIB shot had been forgotten along the way. His doc told me that since this would be the first time he'd be old enough to remember the shot, bringing him back the following year would be a nightmare for the 4 he'd need then, so she gave me the option to do all of them at once that day. We did...and I'm glad we did because when I took him to the doc when he had strep not too long ago, he didn't want to go because he thought he'd need shots!
I was playing with the pink tink idea, it was fun to dress her up. Use her, leave her, she is your to enjoy.
I think we should get a picture taken of our Champagne Girls too. That would be a good one to frame and put up behind the bar.
Isn't that how it always happens....when you're content in your life and swear off meeting a man...when you least expect it, or rather, when you no longer expect it, then...voila...it happens!
It's amazing, so many stories are like that.
That's so sweet Marilyn, I love hearing "how we met" love stories. I want to hear more, ok everybody, how did you meet?
and as we hadn't shared email ads or anything I thought that was it, then when they eventually got going again I had the sweetest message "I thought I'd lost you", from him, and after chatting on msn, another UK board, and by email I eventually agreed to meet him one day....you know how you tell your kids NEVER to meet anyone you talk to on the internet? 
DH and I met on the internet in a chat room on Prodigy (are they still around?). We will be married 13 years this May.
Two of our daughters (the one with the new baby in CA and the one in OH) are from his first marriage, the third in WI is his step-daughter from his second marriage (she thinks of us as her parents, long story). So I guess the moral of many of our stories is never give up, the right one will come along when you least expect him.
Here's another romantic story - after tragedy that is.
Yes, Daphne and Peter married just 6 weeks after us in 1969. They were happy, but couldn't have children. After 5+ years, they managed to adopt twin 6 month old girls which was wonderful. Only a few months later Peter developed a brain tumour, successfully removed, but with the complication of a brain bleed. They sorted this in another operation, but he was left blind in one eye and with tunnel vision in the other. His personality also changed and other problems arose - I won't go into them. Eventually after deteriorating slowly he died when the girls were 14/15. She rebuilt her life, went on cruises(they had never been out of the country) and made new friends, and said she didn't want another man!
I can't remember how many years it was, possibly 7, she came accross the mother of her first love who she went our with from age 13 to 16. They got in touch, met up, (he had not long lost his wife to ), and well, they got married.(I think about 8 years ago, memory bad!!)
Thanks for the birthday wishes! It started out great. DH & the kids showered me with presents in bed before he took them to school.
Molly gave me a pedi gift cert to my favorite salon.
Paul got me a beautiful gold necklace to match a bracelet I got in Florence Italy
Wilson...made me a a gift certificate for a massage on the cruise
(I have to go back and look it at, I think he drew the Magic on it)
All fabulous gifts and such sweeties.
Love hearing the stories of how everyone met. Helicopter huh? That would have freaked me out too. (I flew little airplanes (2 seaters) when I was 15-26 years old) but helicopters still scare me.
I think I'll go get that pedi I'm up and awake so I better go enjoy the day
I met my DH at a party at my brother's house when I was 18. He had just got back from a one year tour with his "rock band"out on Canada's East Coast. He was seated , with many friends around him, telling of all his great tales while away
Kathe
So, Deb....do we get to wear a special costume...or tiara's maybe as the Founder Girls??? (that's FOUNDER not FLOUNDER btw!!!!)
ok..here's our story...
Mark and I were both members of the DIS (UK) boards and used to pm each other as friends. In 2002 the boards crashed
It was a very tough time as I was still married (technically anyway) but we both knew from the first time we touched hands that we'd found our soul mate, that missing piece of jigsasw puzzle. We've been through a lot, especially with my dd, who has had to adjust to a very different life, but we're all a lot stronger for it.
We married in 2003, with our good friend from the DIS as a witness, honeymooned (where else) in Disney, and on our repo cruise next May will be celebrating 5 fantastic years of marriage
So, the DIS and the Mouse brought us together, it's Magic all the way.....
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OOOOhhhh, Caymus Conundrum, great wine! Very unique! Appeals to people who like Chardonnay as well as those that like wine with a sweeter finish... really good with spicy food...
Sorry, more wine info than people want... again!
Karen
I am not good at bowling terms....but Daniel's high score was a spare and then he struck out.......I think that gave him a 289. I know he has never rolled a perfect game (yet
hey! I'm also there from 19th October til 2nd November
I see a mini meet, in our futures
A meal, a night at PI, a parade, a ride or.....?
Kathe, you're on the list....you just joined after the last update....I'm waiting until I get some more to do another update. I have you on the list as one of 12 tasters. If you want to be included, but not sample the champagne, then I can add you as an honorary member. Let me know if you want to sample champagne or not, either way you're on the list.
and do i spy a new logo???
