I could listen to about 10 seconds of that
You've been peeking in my closet.
Seriously. It's always a shock when I tell people people that I don't have much Tigger stuff.
Worse than catwallers.
And, believe me, I can't carry a tune in a bucket
Tell him it's the beach crowd singing!!!!!!!!!!!
I guess I need to go medicate my puppy dog and feed both of them. It was fun seeing you all tonight!
Night JJ, VG, and Glam
BTW . Where has Lisa been??? She needs to get her tush back here!!!
Night Tink and have fun doing that.
And it's time for me too. House full of company = messy house!!!
Night Glam, VG, and all beach peeps.
Night, Tink, Night, jj. It has been fun for me to get back here. My life has been pretty stressful last couple of days...I needed this relief.
And got a lot of that relief from you, VG. Thanks for the laughs.
And now, I will sign off the present beach....and go back in time to the past beach, and see what I missed.
See you all tomorrow.
Pleasant dreams.
PS. I have been wondering about Lisa too. She has only posted a few times since we had our picnic....and that was last month!
No, it should be blue or green, so Tink doesn't get upset with me.
That's fantastic that the therapist got back to you so quickly and with so much information! It's heartwarming to hear about people who go out of their way to help someone with no agenda of their own. Fabulous. I'm so thrilled you will be able to help your sister through this with such great support and help from everyone. She can do it. My hubby had brain surgery for a rare infection 3 years ago, during the surgery left him like a stroke victim unable to use his right hand, unable to walk, the right side of his face drooped down. The surgeon told him he would probably not be able to walk again, and may never talk normally or be able to use his right hand. It's not the same, I know, but what I mean to say is that although he had to teach himself to write left-handed and still writes left handed, he can use his right hand, he can walk, he talks normally now, and he went back to work 6 months after the surgery, he's a paramedic and it is very physical work. I don't know how old your sister is, but hubby was 55 when he went through that. He had to deal with issues while working, especially in the early days when he still was weak, and uncoordinated, but he's stubborn and he persisted.
Your sister sounds "stubborn"
We miss you Sun!!
Thanks, so much for this, Tami...and for sharing your heartwarming story about your hubs' road to recovery. There is always hope.
I guess Sun's modem didn't make it through the weekend
Night beachmates
