Posted by Willow on December 6, 2001, at 23:36:34
In reply to Re: Fair Lady, posted by Greg on December 5, 2001, at 18:16:17
> > You are so kind to remember me. The only thing blowing up north here is my waist line (LMAO!!!)
I take it back. You're not suppose to laugh at me. Do that again and I'll be in a corner pouting!
When you did a search for Callander did you spell it correctly? Callander is only a town, North Bay is the closest city. Next time check on a rainy day, because like you noted on sunny days I'm hiding under a tree for shade or sleeping.
I found this article on the web about "necro-phliacs" or something like that. (Realy weird stuff.) It did get me to wondering if my spouse is one since I spend so much time in bed comatose.
>I'm a warm weather mammal. I'm the one you see walking around in shorts and a tank top in the winter. The hotter, the better.
Up hear you would be called an exhibionist or charged with indecent exposure. I think your friend may be able to find you a picture of our previous PM in his famous red one piece long johns. For myself the long johns go on in August, once it's too cold to swim. My new pup ate the pom-pom off my toque so now I have no way of knowing which way the wind is blowing from unless I spit into it. If the temp goes above 10+c it makes the headlines.
Have you ever gone tobagganing or built a snow house? Snow is a great insulator. The secret is to know how to have fun with it. A good snowball fight will help to make one learn to love the stuff. The further north you go the more obsessed people get with the outdoors in winter. I have pictures of my male relatives with just towels sitting on ice blocks cut out of the lake to make a swimming hole. You would fit right in, I doubt there's any place hotter than a sauna my grandmother has stoked all day!
Now what would a great Knight know about acid trips? Yeah, I get a flashback just thinking about that monitor.
The mirapex helps with the twiching, though it does a number on my mood. On the regular board some are talking about it working as an anti-depressant, but for me it is just a plain downer. The doctors have been pumping me with the wrong vitamin for the past five years, turns out my iron is low. I'm having a hard time understanding how they never checked that when my main symptom has been fatigue. (I managed to get myself down to 15 of the ultra light cigs a day, but I don't have the willpower to get any lower... :( The big C? Please explain...) The doctor had sent me for an ultrasound of my abdomen because I'm so bloated. He wrote ovarian cancer on the requisition form. Had me seriously thinking about quitting!
Looks like the job is fine just me being paranoid. It is a casual position and apparently things are just slow there. In my situation I don't know what type of "illness" I would say I'm afflicted with. "Oh by the way I'm a little off keel because I have a chronic case of ... "
I'm sorry about the job. I recall you mentioning it. I'm embarrassed to say that I do get confused between the two "gregs" on the board. Since I'm on disability I keep telling myself to learn to make a life beyond work. Easier said that done! So I do understand what you mean by it being a kick to your self-esteem.
> It's been raining almost constantly for the last two weeks here and the rain makes me so...depressed. I need sunshine dammit!
I think since September we've had two days of sun. The lake drops a bit, but today it was higher than ever. It is a little exciting to watch the waves coming up so high, but the levels rise ever spring and if they rise from this point I hate to imagine the damage it would do. I've always wondered why someone would build in an area they knew would flood?
>They really are great kids and I'm very grateful to have them in my life.
Yeah, but some days I really need to be reminded.
Thanks
A Wondering Willow
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