November 11, 2006 - MAGIC - Special Western "Double Dip" Cruise 11/11/06
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woody73 said:
I wish it was just suitcases. I have this whole house to unpack and I am still working on the kitchen. I will be real glad when I can unpack my bedroom, heck I will be glad when I can find my clothes and bathroom stuff.
I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday. The weather here has turned cold and it feels like Christmas is in the air.
Have the first of many Happy holidays in your new home with the 'bunnies'faireygod mother said:I wish it was just suitcases. I have this whole house to unpack and I am still working on the kitchen. I will be real glad when I can unpack my bedroom, heck I will be glad when I can find my clothes and bathroom stuff.
I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday. The weather here has turned cold and it feels like Christmas is in the air.
Have a safe trip...give a BIGHannosmom said:Just popping in to say howdy! And hope you all have a wonderful holiday. We are heading up to PA to be with our sons and the grands. Can't wait!
Be safe and happy ya'll!
hug to M&J for me! You're killing me!woody73 said:
I think in 2008 we might have to have an East Goes West trip to visit our Arizona and California friends...
not sure if there are cruise ships in the desert though
????Mine was broken, too - we aso got a magnet since we have those alias' we useVanvmom said:We got ours too, but the CD was broken in two! Each family in our traveling group received a broken CD...bummer
Yupo! saving up for a lttle ALONE TIME!!!!ibouncetoo said:
I LOVE the magnet, I have it on my refrigerator right now!chichihoney said:
Happy Holidays to ALL my DIS friends
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GrayFal said:You're killing me!
I think in 2008 we might have to have an East Goes West trip to visit our Arizona and California friends...
not sure if there are cruise ships in the desert though
Well, no cruise ships in the desert.....but maybe on the coast...maybe......
LOVE the idea of an East goes West adventure!
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woody73 said:
Me three!
My CD wasn't broken (love my postal service person!) - no magnet for me though. But I actually have the magnet from the gift tag - that was supposed to go to Jackie - so she'll have to steal it from my refrigerator. Hey
Has anyone ever ordered the "DCL planning CD?" There was a post card in the packet that it's free - just curious if it was any good?
Shall I?
Thanks folks!
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TiggersPal said:
Silly girl, I have it, I've even FORCED you to watch it!
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ibouncetoo said:
Well now I have one too! I love the ship's horns blowing... I may take it to work today and just BLARE them, I doubt many people will be around today!
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Melanie, that's a GREAT picture of the girls!!
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Happy Holidays to my Double-dipping Pals!
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Mel - those are so adorable...
DITTO to what my sis said!
DITTO to what my sis said!
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HAPPY CHRISTMAS MORNING!
Hey PEG....DID SANTA COME? WHEN CAN I OPEN MY PRESENTS?????
Hey PEG....DID SANTA COME? WHEN CAN I OPEN MY PRESENTS?????
Merry Christmas to all & Have a great 2007!!!
A Christmas story with some biblical and religuos references. Things probably would have been much different if the wise men had duct tape!
TTFN
David
This is the time of year when we think back to the very first Christmas
>when the Three Wise Men: Gaspar, Balthazar and Herb went to see the
>baby Jesus; and according to the Book of Matthew, "presented unto Him
>gifts; gold, frankincense, and myrrh."
>
>These are simple words, but if we analyze them carefully, we discover
>an important, yet often overlooked, theological fact.
>There is no mention of wrapping paper.
>
>If there had been wrapping paper, Matthew would have said so:
>"And lo, the gifts were inside 600 square cubits of paper. And the
>paper was festooned with pictures of Frosty the Snowman.
>And Joseph was going to throweth it away, but Mary saideth unto him,
>she saideth, 'Holdeth it! That is nice paper! Saveth it for next
>year!' And Joseph did rolleth his eyeballs. And the baby Jesus was
>more interested in the paper than the frankincense."
>
>But these words do not appear in the Bible, which means that the very
>first Christmas gifts were NOT wrapped. This is because the people
>giving those gifts had two important characteristics:
>1. They were wise. 2. They were men.
>
>Men are not big gift wrappers. Men do not understand the point of
>putting paper on a gift just so somebody else can tear it off. This is
>not just my opinion; this is a scientific fact based on a statistical
>survey of two guys I know.
>
>One is Rob, who said the only time he ever wraps a gift is "if it's
>such a poor gift that I don't want to be there when the person opens
>it."
>
>The other is Gene, who told me he does wrap gifts, but as a matter of
>principle never takes more than 15 seconds per gift.
>"No one ever had to wonder which presents daddy wrapped at Christmas,"
>Gene said. "They were the ones that looked like enormous spitballs."
>
>I also wrap gifts, but because of some defect in my motor skills, I can
>never completely wrap them. I can take a gift the size of a deck of
>cards and put it the exact center of a piece of wrapping paper the size
>of a regulation volleyball court, but when I am done folding and
>taping, you can still see a sector of the gift peeking out. (Sometimes
>I camouflage this sector with a marking pen.)
>
>If I had been an ancient Egyptian in the field of mummies, the lower
>half of the Pharaoh's body would be covered only by Scotch tape.
>
>On the other hand, if you give my wife a 12-inch square of wrapping
>paper, she can wrap a C-130 cargo plane. My wife, like many women,
>actually likes wrapping things. If she gives you a gift that requires
>batteries, she wraps the batteries separately, which to me is very
>close to being a symptom of mental illness. If it were possible, my
>wife would wrap each individual volt.
>
>My point is that gift-wrapping is one of those skills like having
>babies that come more naturally to women than to men.
>That is why today I am presenting:
>
>GIFT-WRAPPING TIPS FOR MEN:
>* Whenever possible, buy gifts that are already wrapped.
>If, when the recipient opens the gift, neither one of you recognizes
>it, you can claim that it's myrrh.
>
>* The editors of Woman's Day magazine recently ran an item on how to
>make your own wrapping paper by printing a design on it with an apple
>sliced in half horizontally and dipped in a mixture of food coloring
>and liquid starch.
>They must be smoking crack.
>
>* If you're giving a hard-to-wrap gift, skip the wrapping paper!
>Just put it inside a bag and stick one of those little adhesive bows on
>it. This creates a festive visual effect that is sure to delight the
>lucky recipient on Christmas morning:
>
>YOUR WIFE: Why is there a Hefty trash bag under the tree?
>YOU: It's a gift! See? It has a bow!
>YOUR WIFE (peering into the trash bag): It's a leaf blower.
>YOU: Gas-powered! Five horsepower!
>YOUR WIFE: I want a divorce.
>YOU: I also got you some myrrh.
>
>In conclusion, remember that the important thing is not what you give
>or how you wrap it. The important thing, during this very special time
>of year, is that you save the receipt.
>
>
>~(c) by Dave Barry~
>
A Christmas story with some biblical and religuos references. Things probably would have been much different if the wise men had duct tape!
TTFN
David
This is the time of year when we think back to the very first Christmas
>when the Three Wise Men: Gaspar, Balthazar and Herb went to see the
>baby Jesus; and according to the Book of Matthew, "presented unto Him
>gifts; gold, frankincense, and myrrh."
>
>These are simple words, but if we analyze them carefully, we discover
>an important, yet often overlooked, theological fact.
>There is no mention of wrapping paper.
>
>If there had been wrapping paper, Matthew would have said so:
>"And lo, the gifts were inside 600 square cubits of paper. And the
>paper was festooned with pictures of Frosty the Snowman.
>And Joseph was going to throweth it away, but Mary saideth unto him,
>she saideth, 'Holdeth it! That is nice paper! Saveth it for next
>year!' And Joseph did rolleth his eyeballs. And the baby Jesus was
>more interested in the paper than the frankincense."
>
>But these words do not appear in the Bible, which means that the very
>first Christmas gifts were NOT wrapped. This is because the people
>giving those gifts had two important characteristics:
>1. They were wise. 2. They were men.
>
>Men are not big gift wrappers. Men do not understand the point of
>putting paper on a gift just so somebody else can tear it off. This is
>not just my opinion; this is a scientific fact based on a statistical
>survey of two guys I know.
>
>One is Rob, who said the only time he ever wraps a gift is "if it's
>such a poor gift that I don't want to be there when the person opens
>it."
>
>The other is Gene, who told me he does wrap gifts, but as a matter of
>principle never takes more than 15 seconds per gift.
>"No one ever had to wonder which presents daddy wrapped at Christmas,"
>Gene said. "They were the ones that looked like enormous spitballs."
>
>I also wrap gifts, but because of some defect in my motor skills, I can
>never completely wrap them. I can take a gift the size of a deck of
>cards and put it the exact center of a piece of wrapping paper the size
>of a regulation volleyball court, but when I am done folding and
>taping, you can still see a sector of the gift peeking out. (Sometimes
>I camouflage this sector with a marking pen.)
>
>If I had been an ancient Egyptian in the field of mummies, the lower
>half of the Pharaoh's body would be covered only by Scotch tape.
>
>On the other hand, if you give my wife a 12-inch square of wrapping
>paper, she can wrap a C-130 cargo plane. My wife, like many women,
>actually likes wrapping things. If she gives you a gift that requires
>batteries, she wraps the batteries separately, which to me is very
>close to being a symptom of mental illness. If it were possible, my
>wife would wrap each individual volt.
>
>My point is that gift-wrapping is one of those skills like having
>babies that come more naturally to women than to men.
>That is why today I am presenting:
>
>GIFT-WRAPPING TIPS FOR MEN:
>* Whenever possible, buy gifts that are already wrapped.
>If, when the recipient opens the gift, neither one of you recognizes
>it, you can claim that it's myrrh.
>
>* The editors of Woman's Day magazine recently ran an item on how to
>make your own wrapping paper by printing a design on it with an apple
>sliced in half horizontally and dipped in a mixture of food coloring
>and liquid starch.
>They must be smoking crack.
>
>* If you're giving a hard-to-wrap gift, skip the wrapping paper!
>Just put it inside a bag and stick one of those little adhesive bows on
>it. This creates a festive visual effect that is sure to delight the
>lucky recipient on Christmas morning:
>
>YOUR WIFE: Why is there a Hefty trash bag under the tree?
>YOU: It's a gift! See? It has a bow!
>YOUR WIFE (peering into the trash bag): It's a leaf blower.
>YOU: Gas-powered! Five horsepower!
>YOUR WIFE: I want a divorce.
>YOU: I also got you some myrrh.
>
>In conclusion, remember that the important thing is not what you give
>or how you wrap it. The important thing, during this very special time
>of year, is that you save the receipt.
>
>
>~(c) by Dave Barry~
>
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Santa came! And I'm typing on what he brought me!
A Compac Presario laptop with optical drive, built in internet access, 15.4 screen, 100 gig hard drive, 128 video memory and 512 REM....and a wireless mouse.
LIFE IS GOOD!
A Compac Presario laptop with optical drive, built in internet access, 15.4 screen, 100 gig hard drive, 128 video memory and 512 REM....and a wireless mouse.
LIFE IS GOOD!
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Very cute story!
Well, Santa came here as well, and I'm sure the fun will continue for weeks as I wipe the hand prints off the walls (my boys got Heely's for Christmas, and they are learning to use them). Dinner will soon be ready, then it's time to pack for our So. CA trip tomorrow.
Merry Christmas all!
Well, Santa came here as well, and I'm sure the fun will continue for weeks as I wipe the hand prints off the walls (my boys got Heely's for Christmas, and they are learning to use them). Dinner will soon be ready, then it's time to pack for our So. CA trip tomorrow.
Merry Christmas all!
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