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NetG · 01-01-2013, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by ruralcurls

I think that stupid tv in our bedroom is going to have an accident soon. I was in there actually enjoying what qualifies for peace and quite in this house. Things were fairly calm. I was reading for myself, reading to a kid or two. It was very nice. Then my husband comes in and turns on the tv. I don't understand why he won't watch television on the big one downstairs.
Bye bye quiet.

I feel for you. I've been thinking of changing the tv to a different "source" and claiming I can't figure out how to fix it...

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Originally Posted by Saria

He actually said this stuff. I wasn't talking about what people say. I'm talking about actual things celebs do. Same with DB. He admitted to his cheating dog ways.

The JL stuff is more than just not being able to please people. I'm not bent out of shape about anything she says, but it doesn't mean what she says isn't often extremely offensive or that it's somehow okay because your (general) sense of humor is okay with it and you aren't offended.

I don't even know who JL is, much less what she's said. I think I'm ok with that...

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Originally Posted by spring1onu

I still love the song Ice Ice Baby

All right stop, collaborate and listen.

Why do I feel like doing the macarena when I imagine myself singing this song?

I think we can add this song to our Big Head and Big Head do the one hit wonders of the 80s and 90s.

Can we add some Milli Vanilli too? Can we blame it on the rain?

It was falling, falling.

Awww, Ice Ice Baby makes me think of freshman orientation and all of us dancing to it. And I think you should do something by Big Head Todd and the Monsters just because of your group name.

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Originally Posted by ruralcurls

I am trying so hard to stop getting blazing mad, but I can't seem to help it. Not good. Although I do feel better just getting away and venting. Thanks.

Okay, everyone is downstairs. I come upstairs in the kitchen to throw some food together and put it in the oven. Next thing I know, my husband comes and starts loading the dishwasher. Not a bad thing, except I am at the stove, which is directly across from the dishwasher, which might not be a bad thing in some kitchens but ours is a galley. I kept hitting the corner of the dishwasher with my leg. There is not enough room for both of us.

Ok. Enough hiding.

My mom does that. I think it's her codependency, but any time I try to do anything she makes a point of getting in my way. And gets mad no matter how nicely and kindly I ask her to let me do whatever (which is usually something for her) as I can't physically do it with her wherever she is.

sarah42 · 01-01-2013, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by goldencurly

Have you tried putting fresh garlic oil in his ear? My doctor recommended it and it got rid of the pain!

Slice a clove of garlic and put in microwavable bowl. Barely cover in olive oil. Heat until oil boils. Remove from microwave and allow to cool. Remove all garlic pieces; strain through cheesecloth if you must. Put 3 drops of warm oil into bad ear while laying down and lay still for 5 minutes. Put cotton ball (small piece of one!) into ear opening but don't push into ear canal. By end of 5 minutes pain is dramatically decreased!!!!!

Garlic is a natural anti-inflammatory and anti-mircrobial. And you get to smell all garlicy for hours

Hope little one feels much better soon!

I gave him ibuprofen this afternoon, and now he's saying his ear feels fine. I hope the ache was a fluke/exaggeration, not another infection!

murrrcat · 01-01-2013, 07:24 PM

I don't have a water bottle, I haven't been really drinking water because I don't have a water bottle. I have issues.

rouquinne · 01-01-2013, 07:59 PM

would anyone like to buy a slightly used mother and sister - cheap????

they have about 50 years on them in the mother/sister department, so there is some wear and tear....

ruralcurls · 01-01-2013, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by rouquinne

would anyone like to buy a slightly used mother and sister - cheap????

they have about 50 years on them in the mother/sister department, so there is some wear and tear....

I can't afford to buy them, no matter how cheap. But, I would be willing to do an exchange. Mine are on their best behavoir when around other people. How 'bout yours?

nynaeve77 · 01-01-2013, 08:53 PM

Ugh, go away, stupid cramps.

ruralcurls · 01-01-2013, 09:02 PM

Sorry, nynaeve. Are you still sick? I hope you are feeling better.

KurlyKae · 01-01-2013, 09:04 PM

1) the pre-bottled Bellini from last night? Tasty. Now I want to try to make it with real peaches.

2) How in the world did I come down with this cold? I've hardly left the house in days. No one else in the house is sick. No fair!

3) Hubby is still pouting that his team wasn't in the "right" bowl game, and that he should BE THERE now! Yeah, if only...

spring1onu · 01-01-2013, 09:20 PM

I had a peach Bellini years ago at a restaurant and it was so tasty.

nynaeve77 · 01-01-2013, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ruralcurls

Sorry, nynaeve. Are you still sick? I hope you are feeling better.

I'm on the tail end of this flu-cold thingie. Poor Davin has it, too, so we've been sicklings together. We're both at the phase where we have some energy back but are still congested and coughing.

Fifi.G · 01-01-2013, 09:41 PM

Youtube needs to close its comments. Heck, most sites (news to whatever) need to close their comments. I am happy to see that many are starting too. Either that or moderate heavily.

Starmie · 01-01-2013, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by rouquinne

how does 2013 look so far, Starmie?

i so LOVE this man!

Billionaire Warren Buffett says women will save the U.S. economy - thestar.com

Hot and sunny with very busy shops!

jeepcurlygurl · 01-01-2013, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ruralcurls

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Originally Posted by rouquinne

would anyone like to buy a slightly used mother and sister - cheap????

they have about 50 years on them in the mother/sister department, so there is some wear and tear....

I can't afford to buy them, no matter how cheap. But, I would be willing to do an exchange. Mine are on their best behavoir when around other people. How 'bout yours?

I am willing to throw in my parents for free. Really. No strings attached! Except that you can't give them back.

Fifi.G · 01-01-2013, 09:50 PM

NO!!! The vending machines are out of order. I need a welch's fruit snack in the worst way

* and some juicy fruit, and a drink. it's going to be a long night

Saria · 01-01-2013, 10:11 PM

More and more I think of opening up that bakery in DR.

CanItBeChristine · 01-01-2013, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by KurlyKae

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

I was in a bridal party in October. It was the wedding of one of my best friends. I walked down the aisle with a VERY CUTE groomsman. He wasn't tall. (which I have zero problem with) and I had extremely high heels on. (Six inches! And I'm only 5'0.) I won't even say he was short, because 5'6-5'7 seems tall enough for me~

I was about his height in the heels. When I took off my heels when we were photographed on the beach and was suddenly much shorter than him, he glanced at me and goes, "You just got even MORE beautiful."

I admit, that melted me a bit.

He was extremely touchy-feely towards the end of the night (ah, open bar...) and we hugged/kissed goodbye but we haven't spoken since.

I saw him at the groom's birthday party last night. Hugged/kissed hello, but we didn't talk much (it was a karokee party and he definitely sang a lot) but my GOSH, he seriously stared at me ALL NIGHT. A high school friend I hadn't seen in years was there and I was catching-up with him and even he said, "Do you have some weird history with that guy over there? Because he cannot take his eyes off of you..."

I was like, "I barely know him...but we did a fantastic job walking down the aisle together..."

Hugged/kissed goodbye...but now I'm regretting that I didn't sit next to him and say in a 1940's vixen voice,
"Didn't your mother ever tell you it's rude to stare, slugger (WINK)?"

I'm not emotionally invested with this guy at all...but he's sweet and cute and apparently attracted to me. Could be fun!

go get him, D! The ones you don't emotionally invest in at first can very well be the one! (ahem, Mr. KK...) And, besides, he can surely be the one for now, as in a date or two, right?

He just randomly uploaded photos from the wedding. Three months later. Including one of us entering together, which he tagged me in.

My gosh, he's in love with me. It's just so darn obvious!!!

murrrcat · 01-01-2013, 10:33 PM

person: "django unchained was amazing"

person 2: "omg did you see it? it was amazing"

me: "yes it was good"

Person: "omg it was soo amazing how amazing was it, didn't you just love it"

me: "yes"

Person 2: "django unchained was the greatest film of all time omg how amazeballs did you think it was?? it was soo good, you loved it right? omg didn't you just love it, what did you think"

me: "it was good"

Person: "omg wasn't it so amazing, how amazing was it, can you believe it's so amazing"

Me as soon as they walk away:

hearing about how good django unchained was is going on my list that goes with hearing about kim k and being pregnant

The list known as please stfu around me about this. It was old news after a day. Can we move forward. Progress. Change. Forward not back.

KurlyKae · 01-01-2013, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

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Originally Posted by KurlyKae

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

I was in a bridal party in October. It was the wedding of one of my best friends. I walked down the aisle with a VERY CUTE groomsman. He wasn't tall. (which I have zero problem with) and I had extremely high heels on. (Six inches! And I'm only 5'0.) I won't even say he was short, because 5'6-5'7 seems tall enough for me~

I was about his height in the heels. When I took off my heels when we were photographed on the beach and was suddenly much shorter than him, he glanced at me and goes, "You just got even MORE beautiful."

I admit, that melted me a bit.

He was extremely touchy-feely towards the end of the night (ah, open bar...) and we hugged/kissed goodbye but we haven't spoken since.

I saw him at the groom's birthday party last night. Hugged/kissed hello, but we didn't talk much (it was a karokee party and he definitely sang a lot) but my GOSH, he seriously stared at me ALL NIGHT. A high school friend I hadn't seen in years was there and I was catching-up with him and even he said, "Do you have some weird history with that guy over there? Because he cannot take his eyes off of you..."

I was like, "I barely know him...but we did a fantastic job walking down the aisle together..."

Hugged/kissed goodbye...but now I'm regretting that I didn't sit next to him and say in a 1940's vixen voice,
"Didn't your mother ever tell you it's rude to stare, slugger (WINK)?"

I'm not emotionally invested with this guy at all...but he's sweet and cute and apparently attracted to me. Could be fun!

go get him, D! The ones you don't emotionally invest in at first can very well be the one! (ahem, Mr. KK...) And, besides, he can surely be the one for now, as in a date or two, right?

He just randomly uploaded photos from the wedding. Three months later. Including one of us entering together, which he tagged me in.

My gosh, he's in love with me. It's just so darn obvious!!!

well, you'd be a cute couple. Were you not interested?

CanItBeChristine · 01-01-2013, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by KurlyKae

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

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Originally Posted by KurlyKae

go get him, D! The ones you don't emotionally invest in at first can very well be the one! (ahem, Mr. KK...) And, besides, he can surely be the one for now, as in a date or two, right?

He just randomly uploaded photos from the wedding. Three months later. Including one of us entering together, which he tagged me in.

My gosh, he's in love with me. It's just so darn obvious!!!

well, you'd be a cute couple. Were you not interested?

After the wedding (in October), I emailed him and just said, "How much fun was this weekend?! We should get lunch or dinner some time!"

He responded by saying that he actually lived in South Jersey. (I guess he was under the impression that I was in the city.)

I told him I lived (town I am in in Central Jersey) so it wasn't too far.

Never heard from him again.

I took it as "he's just not that into me and I refuse to chase."

KurlyKae · 01-01-2013, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

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Originally Posted by KurlyKae

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Originally Posted by CanItBeChristine

He just randomly uploaded photos from the wedding. Three months later. Including one of us entering together, which he tagged me in.

My gosh, he's in love with me. It's just so darn obvious!!!

well, you'd be a cute couple. Were you not interested?

After the wedding (in October), I emailed him and just said, "How much fun was this weekend?! We should get lunch or dinner some time!"

He responded by saying that he actually lived in South Jersey. (I guess he was under the impression that I was in the city.)

I told him I lived (town I am in in Central Jersey) so it wasn't too far.

Never heard from him again.

I took it as "he's just not that into me and I refuse to chase."

weird.

the upside? You looked beautiful!