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Hey mlinky I appreciate that and yeah Mike told me he posted over there. Thanks again for the good words it is appreciated
You might get a kick out of this Don, just posted this note in the store today. People are just nuts these days.
My boss walked by three times and hasn't even noticed it yet.
It'll be taken down by tomorrow for sure, but I got a kick out of it.
It'll be taken down by tomorrow for sure, but I got a kick out of it.
I know chocolate is hard to do up right. The only chocolate mint I've liked so far is AVE's Massive Chocolate Mint.
Well Peanut Brittle sounds grate to me and I think if you can make it, it would be the only one out there if not surly the best 8)
Have a grate trip and wish your family well.
Have a grate trip and wish your family well.
Glad you got a phone call, Don. Must relieve your's and Mrs. Don's minds a bit. A supervised phone call? Is it because of his medical condition or does he maybe need to be 'debriefed'?
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE the Malty Caramel, Don.
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE the Malty Caramel, Don.
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1 day and a wake up wooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
All orders are done and nothing to do tomorrow, vacation starts now
All orders are done and nothing to do tomorrow, vacation starts now
Hey Don - wish you and your family all the best and hope your son recovers quickly. Do try to soak up some of the time off.
Don, in case I miss you before you leave, have a good time and enjoy your time off.
Thanks Chameloid and Brutus I appreciate it. I plan on getting some relax time for sure I desperately need it at this point.
I am sorry to hear that your son was injured Don. My husband is a former Marine as well, he was at Parris Island in 1969. He agrees with all the advice you have been given. Copy everything front and back..he should have those in in his hand to deliver.
He also advises the Red Cross. He was in Okinawa when his daughter was injured here in the States, and the Red Cross were the only ones able to get through all the crap and let him know what happened to her.
I cannot stress enough to you the importance of those records, those are vital.
He also advises the Red Cross. He was in Okinawa when his daughter was injured here in the States, and the Red Cross were the only ones able to get through all the crap and let him know what happened to her.
I cannot stress enough to you the importance of those records, those are vital.
Great news Don, now stay away from the forums, the phone and the computer.
Soak up some rays, spend a ton of quality time with your loved ones, and tell us all about it when you get back.
All the best to your family!
Soak up some rays, spend a ton of quality time with your loved ones, and tell us all about it when you get back.
All the best to your family!
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