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Older People - 55 years and up!

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lilac7779

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Hi, all! I'm still swamped with business and taxes. Just wanted to drop in and say "Hi".

I was also going to let you know that my 12th grandchild was in the process of being born in Tennessee. In the middle of posting this, my daughter called to tell me that she had delivered the baby less than 10 minutes ago! Her name is Millie, 7 lbs., 14 oz. I'm so excited, wish I could be there...

A new little Volunteer. Congrats, Jewels.
 

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I joined the crowd and just ordered an XL3 from Discount Vapors. My box mod is getting a little wonky. This is it for me on PVs. I have officially spent as much on all the PVs I have bought than I would have if I had bought a Provari when I started vaping in November.

If this one goes wonky, it's on to a Provari for me, and I can tell myself I told myself I shoulda bought one in the first place!
 

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Introducing Millie Taylor Jordan, less than 3 hours old in this pic.

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Oh my goo'ness! She's beautiful! Congrats to her whole family! Ya know, most wee ones only 3 hours old look pretty awful (just tellin' it like it is); they need a little "time in the world" to look really good. But this little girl is really gorgeous already! And I love the name they gave her.

Twelve grandkids! Wow! You are soooo blessed! I have two ... both grown up now; one married. Can't even imagine having that many to love ... but know it would be just fantastically good! Hope this newest one is close enough to spoil on a regular basis. :)
 

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Looks like I need a stack of sticky-notes dedicated to just this thread alone. :?: I keep losing my place and can't remember what page ya'll were one when I last checked in! LOL

Have to make a little trip into what passes for "the city" in my neck of Texas this morning. Found my lost batt last nite. Boy, am I a noob ... I only have 3! Must get busy here and grow the collection, huh! Lots to learn.

On another note: Bluesman, what breed(s) of herding dogs do you have? I'm down to just one now (an elderly 60 lb Australian Cattle Dog who's an old sweetheart); but I do love herding dogs.

Penny
 

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On another note: Bluesman, what breed(s) of herding dogs do you have? I'm down to just one now (an elderly 60 lb Australian Cattle Dog who's an old sweetheart); but I do love herding dogs.

Penny

Penny, there are 3 Australian Shepherds, 1 Border Collie, and 1 Border Collie/German Shepherd (her name is Penny, by the way) in residence at the shelter/farm/ranch.

The Border Collie/German Shepherd (who I will refer to as Penny, so don't get confused) is new. She was labeled an "uncontrollable biter" by the shelters, vets, and "dog people" who had her previously. Penny was given a death sentence (euthenasia) so we stepped in and took her. She has been nothing but pleasant and happy since we brought her here. She looks more like a GS than a BC, but she has all the instincts of a BC. Penny took to herding like a fish takes to water. She gets a big smile on her face with real bright eyes when she's working.

The others are outcasts as well. Aussies often end up homeless because they can be pesty if not given something to do, and they are far more "smarter" than humans. They are aware of everything and see everything.

Herding dogs are unique. I understand your love of them and commend you on that. Dogs are loyal and faithful as it is, but herding dogs take it to a whole new level. You probably have the best friend there is.
 

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Good Mornin Semi, I'm here. I dropped by for a minute to leave Eric (DV) a post. We went to the docks yesterday to pick up our boxes and found out that DH's new project will be taking him all over Cali for possibly the next 4 mos (+-) so I probably won't be on as much. I had no idea we accumulated so much stuff (esp vaping related) while in Hawaii so it's been a chore finding places for the new items.

What's new on your end?

Hey - wheres Boston and Corpa?
 

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Good Mornin Semi, I'm here. I dropped by for a minute to leave Eric (DV) a post. We went to the docks yesterday to pick up our boxes and found out that DH's new project will be taking him all over Cali for possibly the next 4 mos (+-) so I probably won't be on as much. I had no idea we accumulated so much stuff (esp vaping related) while in Hawaii so it's been a chore finding places for the new items.

What's new on your end?

I figured you were busy getting set up, but not to busy to drop a hello to us once in awhile. All over Ca. is a good thing - right?

Myself, Well doing good here. The new forward venture I was working on looks like it is falling through. They were willing to pay for airline tickets, rental cars, hotels, and other expenses, but were thrown back when I told them my plans included an RV and camping in the areas while doing my traveling for them. Even when I showed them the math that it was cheaper my way - they could not get over the fact that it looked more like a vacation than business trips... Notice my userid - Semiretired - duhhh... Me and my wife were really looking forward to it also...
 

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Really? DH's new venture (same company) asked if we had a RV and they're even tossing in an extra $2000/mo since they feel it would be the most economical in our situation. Or in your situation is the RV and camping "in addition" to hotel/motel rooms?

They were willing to pay for airline tickets, rental cars, hotels, and other expenses, but were thrown back when I told them my plans included an RV and camping in the areas while doing my traveling for them. Even when I showed them the math that it was cheaper my way - they could not get over the fact that it looked more like a vacation than business trips... Notice my userid - Semiretired - duhhh... Me and my wife were really looking forward to it also...
 

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Really? DH's new venture (same company) asked if we had a RV and they're even tossing in an extra $2000/mo since they feel it would be the most economical in our situation. Or in your situation is the RV and camping "in addition" to hotel/motel rooms?

Nope, it was to save them money and let us kind of take our home with us as we traveled for 6 months... It was covering 4 states - from DC to OK to OH... I need to change to your husband's company (LOL)... Sounds more cooperative...
 
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