BetteTheRed
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In MY shack. I hope you are at least vaguely amused at this.
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In MY shack. I hope you are at least vaguely amused at this.
Redbaron
Pirate fan since the dark ages
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Good morning! Bible studies, knitting groups and coffee, days off and yard work, refrigerator problems and new living arrangements; all this and more to come today, as we gather round the Coffee Cart for conversation, support, and community, over coffee, tea, and brownies and squares. The coffee is fresh, of course, tea water boiling, and baked goodies nicely warm. Come in and join the conversations! All is ready, all are welcome!
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paradox3
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Yup. He did this once before. Wrote the post and forgot to put it up.I think Red is having an upside down day today.
Redbaron
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Good morning! How is everyone? First day of spring here, so of course we are expecting a bit of rain and a skiff of snow. We gather in spirit round the Coffee Cart to chat over the events of the day, celebrate community and friendship, and drink coffee, tea, and indulge in baked goodies. Today we have cheesecake, with blueberry or strawberry toppings. (We also have cupcakes, for those who don't care for cheesecake.) The coffee is fresh brewed, tea water boiling, camaraderie is warm and welcoming. Come in when you have time, and join the conversations!
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Any bounce involved ???? Role ah Mariah ... to move the waters ...
paradox3
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Same.
But yesterday was glorious.
chansen
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Went to a funeral of my wife's cousin yesterday. Her daughters are starting families and finishing advanced degrees. I really liked that cousin. I cant say that about some of my wife's cousins (or about any of mine). I adore her girls to this day. We got talking about how they used to call me "violent man" and "Evil Craig".
Good times.
Good times.
Mendalla
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I don't think I have met all of my wife's cousins and the only one I know well is the other one who immigrated to Canada (there's also one in the States but we haven't seen him in years, decades in my case). Her dad was the eldest of eight kids, several of whom had their families before the one child policy came in. So there's lots of first cousins on her side. And many of them have families, of course, so there's lots of "first cousins, once removed", too.
Multi pli Cation ... layers of folk ... and IO'ns ... alternate parts of of the core ligand? Descriptions of this may come as linguistic ... and of course scattered tongues intermingling as pigeon talk? There's even a pigeon English ... Walt er!
Beyond that? Much mores to come ... self generating beginning ... produce a word and some ONE will respond ... perhaps a bunch from the bush ... pair a dais?
It just comes out ... sophisticated the logic thereof ...
Beyond that? Much mores to come ... self generating beginning ... produce a word and some ONE will respond ... perhaps a bunch from the bush ... pair a dais?
It just comes out ... sophisticated the logic thereof ...
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KayTheCurler
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I have cousins I only met once or twice in young childhood. I have no contact info for them . Other cousins are available online but don't seem interested in chatting. Most of my partners cousins are dead, some I new a bit, some I didn't.
There is a great unknown ... regardless of the counter folk opposed to the comprehension! Thus we don't know ...
Northwind
Stationary nomad.
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I have cousins I don't know. We didn't see my dad's sister much and really only saw her kids on occasional family gatherings years ago. Ironically, I recognized the eldest first at our grandmother's funeral. He looked a lot like my father. I get to see another cousin fairly often. She lives in the same town as I do. Her parents live an hour away so we get to see them often too. He's my father's brother who was born fifteen years after my father.
Mendalla
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There's two brothers who both work for my employer's Hamilton office with whom I share a surname. I knew Dad did have a second (or something like that) cousin in that area so I checked one time to see if they were related to this "lost" cousin and thereby me. Sadly, no. I don't have any other family members working here, as fun as that would have been.
Where I live there are a lot of connections and cross-connections due to multiple (tiered, layered) cousins ... there fore I'm told to be cautious with whom I communicate, etc. Most of them speak poorly of one another as we tend to be bottom line ...
Thus the drive to depart is strong! Got to get out of here ... this place is in sane ... sine, syne? Maybe synthetic ... unreal! Imagine that ... great for a philosophic discussion that would upend the pious types ... nope they couldn't accept that! Denial and ignoring powers expand grossly.
Thus the drive to depart is strong! Got to get out of here ... this place is in sane ... sine, syne? Maybe synthetic ... unreal! Imagine that ... great for a philosophic discussion that would upend the pious types ... nope they couldn't accept that! Denial and ignoring powers expand grossly.