Hey Tim! I saw your post about your Goldie....and thought of you while processing some photos I took at a friend's house the last weekend. Meet Dusty. 
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Hey REOville! Didn't have time to do much more than a few quick run through Likes this morning. Now I'm on my lunch hr. Day 2 of quitting is so far going well, no half processed or crazy files, and got my 3 full files and 3 TDs done for the morning so I'm on track to meet my quota for the day.
Jen, how's my quit buddy doing today? Here's hoping it gets easier every day for both of us!
Kay, I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter's situation. It sounds like your grand daughter has over come a lot of crap in dealing with her parents, and I agree with you and the others here, your daughter isn't going to get past this until the people she counts on quit enabling her. It's sad that her husband has his eyes and mind closed to that, has he ever attended any kind of counseling for people whose loved ones are addicted? Maybe that would open his eyes to what he is doing.
Jen and Dave/George, you both rock, you turned your life around and came out all the better! We are not only the results of the good things that happen, we are the results of all the things that happens to us. Your strength and perseverance is amazing and I'm proud to call you both friend. Hope all have a good Monday!
Jen, how's my quit buddy doing today? Here's hoping it gets easier every day for both of us!
Kay, I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter's situation. It sounds like your grand daughter has over come a lot of crap in dealing with her parents, and I agree with you and the others here, your daughter isn't going to get past this until the people she counts on quit enabling her. It's sad that her husband has his eyes and mind closed to that, has he ever attended any kind of counseling for people whose loved ones are addicted? Maybe that would open his eyes to what he is doing.
Jen and Dave/George, you both rock, you turned your life around and came out all the better! We are not only the results of the good things that happen, we are the results of all the things that happens to us. Your strength and perseverance is amazing and I'm proud to call you both friend. Hope all have a good Monday!
Thank you, George, for sharing that.If I could do that, too, where my daughter's concerned, believe me, I would!
Good morning.
Kay prayers for peace for you and for you daughter. I hope she sees the light.
Della and Dave be proud that had the strength to overcome.
I got a sister still battling.
Then prayers and strength for you, too JJ!
I could have sworn she wrote,
"And off I go to hop in the shower baby."
I need a break from ECF or better glasses
RHP
wqelll...the answer is quite simple Julie....I'll just have to make a road trip to your house!
jeni...her husband is so scared of her he won't do anything.He even gave up all his relatives and friends. But Jen and George and all those that have overcome so many terrible addictions are to be highly commended.
Boy, this takes me back. We were in denial about our younger daughter for several years, but finally kicked her out of the house when we found needles in her room. But we kept her daughter who was only 3 at that time. Al-anon provided a lot of support for us in those dark days. We did end up putting our daughter in a residential treatment facility for 6 months. She hated me for awhile, but is now grateful and clean. We let our granddaughter move back with her mom last fall. Kudos to those of you who have fought the battle and come out on the winning side, prayers for those of you with family or friends where the journey back is still in progress, or perhaps not started yet.
Tru dat. I forget who said it, but someone correctly postulated that good judgement comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgement.
Hey Tim! I saw your post about your Goldie....and thought of you while processing some photos I took at a friend's house the last weekend. Meet Dusty.
What a cutie ..... I know that nose
Judging by the brown-ness I would say between 5-7 years old ???
thank you moondragon, for sharing...it really does help to know one isn't alone in this hell, so now I'm glad i shared my situation.
Kay, we got our first mess of turnip greens out of the garden this morning and they are simmering on the stove. I'll save you a bowl, if you save me a slice.
Seriously, you and Julie have me drooling for a slice of lemon mile high meringue pie.
WoooHoooo! Happy mailman stalking to you!
Doing good
How about you? Having my favorite juice again has helped tremendously. Thinking about ordering a RM2 though. Especially after seeing Alice's brassy, milled out to fit a mini one. 
Thought I multiquoted the Crazy Canuck, but guess I didn't. Welcome back!
Here's the little garden snake I found while cutting those turnip greens
...and his rattles
...and his rattles
Here's the little garden snake I found while cutting those turnip greens
...and his rattles
OUCH !!! be careful Jen
I was just glad I happened to be out there with my Mom. She refuses to wear her glasses, and most likely wouldn't have seen it. It was hiding, coiled up underneath a big squash plant.
Life in the country.
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He's about 6 years old. Nice!What a cutie ..... I know that nose
That's not what I picture when I hear "little garden snake" !!! Sometimes I'm glad I live in town.
I posted it on my FB page and now my Pops is trying to get me to clean it and bring it home next weekend for some Rattlesnake Cilantro Soup. I can't decide if he is serious or not. I know we ate it as kids, so I guess he's serious.That's not what I picture when I hear "little garden snake" !!! Sometimes I'm glad I live in town.
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