please let it be noted MamaTried, that my post had nothing about you-know-what in it.I adore you!![]()
Jup. Was told to go ye forth and multiply.
I didn't ugrade because of sll the crap they added. I don't want to risk my LT no longer being the one I paid for. I like it just as it is j don't want to start hating it.
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Thanks!A big HBD hug to you, Ken A.![]()
Noop. Don't like shroomz either.
After the day I had yesterday (check the front porch) I ain't movin off this chair just yet.I'm liking your taste (or should I say dis-taste) in foods.![]()
Came in to work one day and all the computers had been upgraded to Win10 overnight. But, not for long!Unless you've taken steps to prevent it, it's a wonder MS didn't 'force' it on you yet. They changed the upgrade policy, and got pretty aggressive about it there for a while. After public and media pressure, they backed off a little.
When I bought a new computer, it came with Win10 unfortunately. So no choice. But, after the first automatic upgrade, I decided that enough was enough. No more! I love linux!
bless you
i was on the verge of passing out for a page or two there...
...flood lights, a huge water truck, and some kind of equipment that appears to be a saw ??... with a noisy engine... cutting into the asphalt. Started about 3 hours ago and still going....haven't a clue of what they're doing it for...![]()
You do know the difference between an enzime and a hormone? You can't hear an enzime!yep, KFC you can squeeze out the grease and lube up, er, never mind .... Popeye's / Hardee's are my preferred take out ..
The chickens of Today could, at times, pass for Turkeys .. one word :: Hormones .. (Admittedly, I did not ask Google the Great) ..
Happy 4th of July everyone!!!
MIL is doing well after her surgery.
I managed to get a summer flu and spent a solid week miserable. I still don't have much energy but I am on the mend. Slow but sure wins the race.![]()
Thank you Willie
I hadn't posted it yet because I was and still am processing what's happened.
4 years ago my Dad was diagnosed w/stage 4 lung cancer. He spent a year fighting it with both chemo and rad treatments.
At the end of that year just after my Mom passed he finally came up clean on the tests and scans.
I didn't hear from him for a few weeks but that's not unusual with it being golf and model airplane season.
I knew he had not been feeling well, but he saw his GP and it was chalked up to being 83, having heart problems and never having fully recovered from the fight. On Father's Day when I called he told me that on a routine check from the oncologist the first of the month they found out the cancer is back and with a vengence. It's back in his lung and has spread to his liver. To far advanced to knock it out but chemo was an option to possibly slow it and get him some more quality time.
He started chemo but after the second dose he decided he just can't take the side effects. He didn't want to spend what time he has left in agony from the drugs.
I'm trying to remind myself he already stole 3 years back from the "C" and this time I won't be blindsided when the time comes like I was with Mom, but no daughter is ever truly ready to loose her Daddy.
To those of you who have ailing loved ones, it is tough to be handed a death sentence, and to know you will never get well, and to just have to wait patiently and painfully till the end comes. My sentence was given to me 6 years ago, I was told I had 5 years, but I'm too stubborn to give up. Life is reduced to getting by and enjoying what you can. When your loved ones reach this stage, just help them be happy and give them moments to enjoy. Miracles are nice and all, but death is not something to fear, it is release.
Sent from a dark, twisted corner of the back porch, covered in cobwebs and slightly damp.
TeStinGgg-- teESsting. New kkkkkkeyboredd working fine.