Lurking?? How to find a home within all the forums and threads?

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LoriP1702

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I've been pretty successful at the recoiling/rewicking. I use 32 Kanthal and 100% cotton yarn (white), boiled for 15 minutes, rinsed and air dried. My ohms come out in the neighborhood of 2.4 to 2.6. I used this youtube video (it works for the Evod and Protank, too):

Machine screw coil wrap for Vivi Nova / Kanger T3 - YouTube
Ok, about 1/2 way through the video!!! I just have to say.......yea to a screw!!!!!!!!(snort)
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......really, if you were here......I'd kiss you!:laugh::laugh::laugh::lol::lol::lol:
 

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OCD!8-o Isn't that the pits!!! Make's everything that much harder on ourselves:grr: I'm only a little bit that way; my daughter on the other hand :facepalm: If there's a wrinkle in the rug it MUST be straightened!:laugh:
I'm not truly OCD, and I'm MUCH, much better than I used to be......LOL........my give a :censored:....has left me in many areas.......life it just too short to be cleaning all the time. I did however get that gene from my Dad......goodness.......now he....was OCD.
(I'd have to straighten the rug too...jus sayin.):p

Oh & Lori? You better believe it's too premature!:laugh:;) Mine! All Mine! My precious:wub:
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I see my friends!! :laugh:

Puts the coffee on the table.. and passes out the cups (_)}

mmm I hope everyone's 4th went good.. I got rained out and family everywhere..
Missed you all..

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Geesh, BOUT time you came back for a visit!! We missed you!!!:wub:
 

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    I see my friends!! :laugh:

    Puts the coffee on the table.. and passes out the cups (_)}

    mmm I hope everyone's 4th went good.. I got rained out and family everywhere..
    Missed you all.. ]
    Smoky! Good to see you back!!! Forgot you had ...ummm, the dad & brother with you ...right?

    Ok, about 1/2 way through the video!!! I just have to say.......yea to a screw!!!!!!!!(snort)

    ......really, if you were here......I'd kiss you!:laugh::laugh::laugh::lol::lol::lol:

    Hey Elf? Where's that "run for the hill's" emo when ya' need it Huh?:?:

    (I'd have to straighten the rug too...jus sayin.):p

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    Then you are OCD ... :laugh:
     

    LoriP1702

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    You've passed the age of 40 haven't you :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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    .......I seriously almost wrote that after I turned 40...my give a :censored:......left me.........:lol::lol::lol:

    How about my DH walked through while I'm watching that video, I told him I needed a #40 machine screw.......he went to the garage and brought me one.......:lol::lol::lol:. I asked if it was a 40, he said "As far as you know"......LOL.:p
     

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    .......I seriously almost wrote that after I turned 40...my give a :censored:......left me.........:lol::lol::lol:

    How about my DH walked through while I'm watching that video, I told him I needed a #40 machine screw.......he went to the garage and brought me one.......:lol::lol::lol:. I asked if it was a 40, he said "As far as you know"......LOL.:p

    Sorry outfit! :laugh:
    Yeah ... there's just something about rollin' past 40 :laugh: everything starts downhill & SOUTH! :ohmy:


    you little stinker you! :laugh:
     

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    ok, i have a story to tell...it is a long story. i was born into a family where norma was the mother and clyde was the father. they had 6 children. i was number 4 of the six. we lived in florida till i was 12, then my family moved to california. i was very close to daddy, never close to mama. when i was 17 daddy died. i stayed in california, the 2 remaining kids at home and mama moved back to florida. my oldest sister made a visit to florida when i was about 32. i picked her up from the airport upon her return and i said "how do you like my new reddish hair, now i look just like daddy!"....my sister said "clyde is not your daddy, lets go to the bar".....while in florida an aunt unloaded a couple of skeltons...both me and the sister 14 months younger than me were not daddys children. seems mama was having a grand old time while daddy was working.....when mama turned up pregnant with me, daddy told the biological father (walt)....your eggs are in my egg basket, so those eggs now belong to me". (meaning he was raising me as his own)... walt was a young man of only 17 and scared, so he ran off and joined the navy.....she also said my little sister had yet a different father. (mama was quite the woman)......this news totally devastated me....as i worshipped clyde (my daddy). after dropping my sister off, i went home, ran a hot bath, got a bottle of wine and settled into the tub for a good cry. my husband at the time came in to see what was wrong...i told him, and he said yes i know, your daddy told me years ago.!!! all my aunts and uncles and cousins and my husband had all known for years!!!
    i got the name of the man and would go to the library and make copies of phone book pages around the country..i made a notebook of these. they didn't have computers back then, and long distance calls were too expensive for me....so i had my phonebook pages to look through. i did this for years. i then divorced and moved to florida. at a family members funeral, one of my cousins said i know how to reach walt. he has 4 daughters in georgia. he contacted one of the daughters and she called me. she was no longer in touch with him, but gave me his last known address.....he lives about30-45 minutes away from me! i called him up and asked if he remembered norma, he said he did and had known i would contact him someday. at this time i was 48 and he was 65. we met for lunch the next day. pics of my daughters and pics of his daughters could be sisters. there was an instant bond. his stepson owns a dna company, so walt said, i dont feel the need for a dna, but if you want one, we will do it. i favor him so much, our daughters look like sisters...no, i dont need one either. so, for the last 13 years we have gotten to fish together, visit and have a great time together. both of us are now in bad health, so i dont see him as much as i would like....but i love having my father now...and have even more respect for daddy...i always thought i was his favorite. so that is my story about finding my bio dad...should have been on the maury povich show or something. i was so happy about finding my own father that i found my little sisters father too. she has met his family, but they are not close like me and my dad.
     

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    Wanda, how wonderful that you found each other!!! Thank you for sharing!!! I think that there are a lot of us with similar stories.

    My mom never knew her biological father. She did have his name, but no one really thought that their relationship was much more than a one night stand. They were both single at the time, and neither looking to settle down. My mom didn't know if he knew about her or not. My mom's aunt gave her his name when she was on her deathbed, but my Grandma never said a word to my mom or her older sister, and they never asked her.

    My mom and her older sister lived with their grandparents, my great-grandparents, until they were 13 & 15.
    My mom was born in 29, so times were VERY different than they are today, unwed mother's were, well shunned.

    My mom always had the attitude that the only father she needed was her Father in Heaven, she carried that all throughout her life.

    My Grandma did later on marry a wonderful man, I believe my mom was about 16. He was soooooo good to my mom and her older sister. My mom was very, very close to him. He was a good, good man. He and my grandma had 4 children together.

    I found my mom's biological father a year or so ago, 2 years after my mom passed. Grave Finder - Searchable Cemetery Database - Home Page
    He died in the late 80's. He was a respectable man, married over 50 years, with a family of his own.

    I firmly believe that things happen to us all for a reason. God's plan.:)
     

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    I'm home y'all. I wish I had the strength to read those 20 pages back but...I'm pooped lmao. I just wanted to let everyone know I'm home and I hope that everyone had a wonderful 4th of July. ;) xoxoxoxoxoxoxox Love ya sweeties!

    Welcome home Angel! Hope you enjoyed your family:)
    Sorry I wasn't around when you got here; I was watching "The Tourist" ..... Again!:laugh:
    I blame Kayte for that!


    Ooooooooooooo Lori! Looky:D
     
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    OK, I'm home & caught up. Dale, you can be relieved the staying with us issue was resolved before I got involved....Deej was right - it could have gotten ugly. Which, btw, I was VERY nice to GG. It was great getting to spend time together & she has the most amazing young man for a son. Here's my pic of the two of us:
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    I ended up spending 5 hours at the meet yesterday, so I didn't really feel like going again today. Just did some big city shopping before heading back to the cabin.
    Stormy, glad to hear you've been in the garden. You ARE getting better. AB, glad you're back safely & had fun. Chim, good deal losing the loser. Jer, sorry it's still hot. Deej, glad to hear the fires are leaving you alone. Lori, same deal with my mom, but it was more like 10 years for me.....Smoky, glad you finally surfaced again. All us CRS older folks had forgotten your family plans:blink: Wanda, thanks for sharing your story. Elf, I know I owe you a comment too, so waffle iron.
     
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