GLASSMANOAK'S Contest Thread #125 for WINNERS and with MULTIPLE WINNERS !!
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Good Luck!
I bought mine and even "picked" the numbers. Not quick pick, like I have done, the rare times I've played, before.
Lots of us at work, spent the last part of the afternoon sharing what we would do if we won. @CountBoredom - Stay safe!
Have a wonderful evening, everyone!
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1/6 #6
Thanks, all, for the concern for my safety.
Of course, it stopped raining shortly after I finished.
It could have been worse--one man had his 3-day old lamborghini lost to a flooded parking garage in a storm last year. He replaced it, and the garage was promptly flooded again.
I think I'll just sign off for the evening. Good night, Treefam!
Thanks, all, for the concern for my safety.
Indeed, I am--just worn out from wading through the lake on our street. There is one storm drain that collects the water from the entire street. During a big rain, leaves and pine needles have a tendency to clog the drain, forming a nice lake at the foot of my driveway (actually, the drain is between my house and that of a neighbor, but the slope on their side is a little steeper). Further, that drain is along a storm pipe that collects water from two streets uphill from us before continuing downhill to the canyon below. There was so much rain this afternoon, that water from uphill was actually coming out of the storm drain because it couldn't go downhill fast enough. This made the lake on our street deeper and less predictable than usual. What I mean by less predictable is that while I am out wading in the water and reaching down to pull debris from the drain's grate, I was never sure whether or not I'd open up a huge hole of suction (which can be strong enough to pin you in place if you're not careful) or whether or not I'd get a geyser shooting up out of the drain. It took about half an hour, but I managed to clear it. Then I needed to take off my wetsuit (the water is cold--and there is a large metal streetlight right next to the drain which has attracted lightning--of which we had plenty today--in the past). I also cleared another drain from our front yard and had to clear my gutter of pine needles blown from the tree across the street which was causing my deck to flood.
Of course, it stopped raining shortly after I finished.
It could have been worse--one man had his 3-day old lamborghini lost to a flooded parking garage in a storm last year. He replaced it, and the garage was promptly flooded again.
I think I'll just sign off for the evening. Good night, Treefam!
Be safe Count..........1/6 #6
Thanks, all, for the concern for my safety.
Indeed, I am--just worn out from wading through the lake on our street. There is one storm drain that collects the water from the entire street. During a big rain, leaves and pine needles have a tendency to clog the drain, forming a nice lake at the foot of my driveway (actually, the drain is between my house and that of a neighbor, but the slope on their side is a little steeper). Further, that drain is along a storm pipe that collects water from two streets uphill from us before continuing downhill to the canyon below. There was so much rain this afternoon, that water from uphill was actually coming out of the storm drain because it couldn't go downhill fast enough. This made the lake on our street deeper and less predictable than usual. What I mean by less predictable is that while I am out wading in the water and reaching down to pull debris from the drain's grate, I was never sure whether or not I'd open up a huge hole of suction (which can be strong enough to pin you in place if you're not careful) or whether or not I'd get a geyser shooting up out of the drain. It took about half an hour, but I managed to clear it. Then I needed to take off my wetsuit (the water is cold--and there is a large metal streetlight right next to the drain which has attracted lightning--of which we had plenty today--in the past). I also cleared another drain from our front yard and had to clear my gutter of pine needles blown from the tree across the street which was causing my deck to flood.
Of course, it stopped raining shortly after I finished.
It could have been worse--one man had his 3-day old lamborghini lost to a flooded parking garage in a storm last year. He replaced it, and the garage was promptly flooded again.
I think I'll just sign off for the evening. Good night, Treefam!
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It's rare I get all posts in but looksy at this. Course my fingers of both hands feel like they are on fire, burning bad. Not sure why I'm on. I'm headed to bed myself. Wishing all my treefam the best of luck in the draw tonight. My tickets are downstairs so won't know if I won till morning.
It's rare I get all posts in but looksy at this. Course my fingers of both hands feel like they are on fire, burning bad. Not sure why I'm on. I'm headed to bed myself. Wishing all my treefam the best of luck in the draw tonight. My tickets are downstairs so won't know if I won till morning.
1/6 #4
I think I need to have an "earlier than normal" sleepiebye time tonight. Worked my ancient buns right off today, so I'm only minutes away from crashing. G'nite y'all...
I think I need to have an "earlier than normal" sleepiebye time tonight. Worked my ancient buns right off today, so I'm only minutes away from crashing. G'nite y'all...
1/6 #5
whew! You gave me a scare there, @CountBoredom ...glad to hear you and fam are alright. I have seen funnel clouds in other un-tornado-ey places like Alaska ...Thanks for the warning, Universe... tornados are now on your emerg preparedness radar.
"Residents of Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Mississippi, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming will have to head out of state to buy a ticket for the chance to cash in on the winning numbers of the third-largest Powerball jackpot of all time. Not only do these seven states not participate in the lottery game, they don't even have state lotteries of their own."
*sigh* oh well...I will take some solace knowing some of my tree friends here will share in the winnings ...with my ma
......wish....and make it so.
Gnite/morn tree fam.
whew! You gave me a scare there, @CountBoredom ...glad to hear you and fam are alright. I have seen funnel clouds in other un-tornado-ey places like Alaska ...Thanks for the warning, Universe... tornados are now on your emerg preparedness radar.
"Residents of Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Mississippi, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming will have to head out of state to buy a ticket for the chance to cash in on the winning numbers of the third-largest Powerball jackpot of all time. Not only do these seven states not participate in the lottery game, they don't even have state lotteries of their own."
*sigh* oh well...I will take some solace knowing some of my tree friends here will share in the winnings ...with my ma
......wish....and make it so.Gnite/morn tree fam.
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@Slowone2 . . . First - Were "You" still receiving any pay checks from the company after the accident . . . If so, when was the last one . . . If Not, when did they write or call "You" to tell Ya' that "You" were terminated . . . Now if they did this then "Your" last day of employment was one of those dates respectively . . . Another option would be the last Date you worked before "You" started to collect Disability/Unemployment Benefits . . . Last - but surely not the least, might I suggest that you submit the dates in a letter in the following manner:
As requested, the following is all the information that I have and can get from my past employer/s at the time of my accident. The following Dates are on or approximate: Date of Accident: 00/00/000; Last Date of Work: Same as Accident 00/00/0000; Date of Last Paycheck: 00/00/0000 and Date of Termination Letter (or Phone call): 00/00/0000 (Please see attached documents). If You need any further information or have any other questions concerning this matter, Please contact (Insert Company where employed, Contact Person in Human Resources, their address, their phone number and/or The Company and all their information that took over also).
Hope this helps . . .
"Take shelter!" the Emergency Response System said. Where? We don't have cellars in Southern California!
WELL - I hope Ya' have some other way or plan to keep "Your' Family Alive & SAFE ! ! ! Inner Bathroom Closet ? ? ? Something . . .
STAY SAFE ! ! ! Don't want No House to Fall on Ya' . . .
Just Sayin' . . .
NOW - For EVERYONE playing the lottery . . .
@jpf880 . . .
For both "Wifey" & "You" still sending Extra Special . . .
"GOOD VIBES" & "Healing Thoughts"
"GOOD VIBES" & "Healing Thoughts"
Okay - It's that time again - Lights Out . . .
For "Everyone" In NEED . . .
"GOOD VIBES" & "Healing Thoughts"
. . . are being sent "Your" Way
Once again - For all of the 'Tree-Peeps" already gone to bed and those about to go . . .
Hope Ya' have very restful night and pleasant dreams . . .
Okay - I'm done for the Day . . .
It's . . .
AND - I'm off . . .
Good "MoringNite" All - See Ya' Tomorrow . . .
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1/6 #4
Just put a new coil and wick in my Stumpy, it's tasting really nice. I've been finally playing around with TC and gotta admit that I've been enjoying the vape.
Just put a new coil and wick in my Stumpy, it's tasting really nice. I've been finally playing around with TC and gotta admit that I've been enjoying the vape.
@CountBoredom - What a harrowing experience!
Just got home from a late meeting. The 1st of 6 for this month. Good Night / G'Mornin' and Good Vibes Tree Fam!
I'm going to play my same numbers Saturday for the largest jackpot in US history!Guess I didn't win the jackpot..........
Just got home from a late meeting. The 1st of 6 for this month. Good Night / G'Mornin' and Good Vibes Tree Fam!
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1/7
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Was sort of nice out so I decided to do a bicycle ride. Got ready and when I got outside it had gotten cloudy, temp dropped and wind picked up - went for it anyway. Did 11.2 km and it wore me out (been almost 2 weeks since the last ride).
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Was sort of nice out so I decided to do a bicycle ride. Got ready and when I got outside it had gotten cloudy, temp dropped and wind picked up - went for it anyway. Did 11.2 km and it wore me out (been almost 2 weeks since the last ride).
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15 min
Maybe I shouldn't have pushed as hard as I did on the bicycle - especially since I felt kinda rough this morning. Time to stretch out on the couch for a bit.
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15 min
Maybe I shouldn't have pushed as hard as I did on the bicycle - especially since I felt kinda rough this morning. Time to stretch out on the couch for a bit.
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#3
Even though I'm off today I checked the work email to see if anything came in from HR - nada. Have a feeling that when they finally do something they're gonna want a fast response from me.
Now need to lay down for real this time.
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Even though I'm off today I checked the work email to see if anything came in from HR - nada. Have a feeling that when they finally do something they're gonna want a fast response from me.
Now need to lay down for real this time.
1/6 #4
Traffic--and distance. We live in one of the spots furthest from the school's "area" and have to negotiate one of the most congested intersections to get there. School also starts an hour earlier than the one my daughter currently attends, so we would likely have to consider leaving the house around the time we currently wake up.
Okay, I'm off to visit the FRAD house and deal with a month's worth of mail before the rain starts again...
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1/7/16
So I guess school buses are a thing of the past anymore?
I gotta admit, I don't know how families juggle everything now.
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