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JayneWonders said:
Four out of five kids born in February.

One Christmas the siblings were hanging out and joking about what was the occassion in May.

Oldest brother looked at us like we're idiots.

"Guys, it was the bowling banquet."

s**t.
My mom rarely drank except at the bowling banquets.

Figured that makes us white trash .

Bowling banquet babies
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Bowling emerals and there some were green with whatever they believed they missed ... bowled ova?
 
Redbaron said:
Good morning! How is the weekend going? Today starts out coolish here, but will warm up nicely. Hope your weather is good, too.
We come together round the Coffee Cart once morw for our conversations, support, and camaraderie; as well as coffee, tea, and baked goodies. This morning, our Wonderbaker has produced banana bread loaves for our indulgence.
The tea water is boiling, the coffee is freshbrewed, and the loaves warm from the oven. All is ready , everyone welcome. Come on in and join us!

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Today demonstrared heavy grey
Mrs.Anteater said:
Must be a Canada weather thing. I don’t know anybody with a birthday in September…
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One of my kids has four children. They all have Seprember birthdays.
 
Good morning! Talking about months with most births, and fewest births, cinnamon bun sandwiches for a meal, rather interesting to contemplate. We will likely come up with other things to ponder today; we usually do. So we gather round the Coffee Cart to chat, laugh or shed a tear, support, and connect over tea and coffee, along with the baked goodies created by our Wonderbaker. This morning, we have churros with various dips, speads, and toppings to enjoy. The tea water is boiling, coffee is freshbrewed all day long, and the churros are warm from the oven and ready to eat. All is ready, and everybody is welcome! Come join in the fun!

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Drawing up some contempt late Eves ... morning shadows! Imagio Dais ... picture to address without night-heh?

"Heh" is a Hebrew icon ... to work with some covering ... torid? Sunday morning come down ...
 
If mortal gets too close to something of virtu ... doth something descend as a participle ... strung out?

Hang eM high if it is a processing medium ... for we don't wish to know ... God made this place for'll information ... sic matter! Thus vertigo ...

Summa I C yous ... much is thus caste about and thrown up in creation ... project what id'll come down tous ... gobs?

Were pagan gods ill as well ... from 's will? Control that desire ... ID welt ...
 
I have never had the luxury of taking eyes for granted. I've been legally blind in my left eye for most of my life (an uncorrected -11.5 at times), I have glaucoma (my Dad was blind at 74), but thanks to laser surgery (I've had only once, can have 3-4 times) my one-year out pressures from first treatment remain awesome, and I have ripening cataracts.
 
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Btw, this wasn't worth a virtual hug. I was just thinking 16-year-old Carter would have stowed away in his friends room had I let him so he could get in the pants of one of the many 20-year-old girls who greeted his friend in yoga bras, and would have lied about his age to do so.

There would have been nothing honorable about his intentions. He was the only 2-year-old I've known who was clearly heterosexual and was trying to figure out how to act on it.
 
Good morning! How is everyone? We mentioned how important vision is, how we take care to see as well as we can; and dropping child off for university. These thoughts, plus whatever we think up today, will shape our chat here at the Coffee Cart to start our day. The coffee and tea are about ready, as well as the baked goodies the Wonderbaker has provided are up and ready to serve. Today the WB has baked a batch of brownies and squares, as well as a pumpkin pie for those who would like a slice. Yes, there is whipped cream available too.
The tea water is boiling, coffee freshbrewed, and the pie and squares are warm from the oven. All is ready, everyone is welcome. Come join in the chat!

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chansen said:
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Btw, this wasn't worth a virtual hug. I was just thinking 16-year-old Carter would have stowed away in his friends room had I let him so he could get in the pants of one of the many 20-year-old girls who greeted his friend in yoga bras, and would have lied about his age to do so.

There would have been nothing honorable about his intentions. He was the only 2-year-old I've known who was clearly heterosexual and was trying to figure out how to act on it.
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How we get screwed into life un be knowns to the object produced ... prescient? That's observation of the past for loci ... ancient rational. i.e. you cannot see how you got started if you weren't there yet! This point of awareness is unstable ... mostly because of beautiful distractions ... they're out there an about ... folly? Fallible?

Excessive ly deny 'd by many a brother ... named Dar-elle? Beyond that a lot of pitch ...
 
Redbaron said:
Good morning! How is everyone? We mentioned how important vision is, how we take care to see as well as we can; and dropping child off for university. These thoughts, plus whatever we think up today, will shape our chat here at the Coffee Cart to start our day. The coffee and tea are about ready, as well as the baked goodies the Wonderbaker has provided are up and ready to serve. Today the WB has baked a batch of brownies and squares, as well as a pumpkin pie for those who would like a slice. Yes, there is whipped cream available too.
The tea water is boiling, coffee freshbrewed, and the pie and squares are warm from the oven. All is ready, everyone is welcome. Come join in the chat!

C(_)/ c(_) c\_/ c[_]
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Ooh boy! Love pumpkin pie with real whipped cream!
 
I don't use whipped cream anymore. I am opposed to torturing of any kind of dairy products. :sneaky::ROFLMAO:

Kidding! I love pumpkin pie and whipped cream is pretty much mandatory.
 
Thinking back to Jayne's eye exam....I had one recently and needed new glasses. So I asked for my prescription and I was going to go to a locally owned place to pick out new glasses. My optometrist (new to me, my beloved one retired!) asked why I was going there...I said, "Well, the cost was significantly lower, and I liked the help and service I got." She then said that they could give me just as good and I thought I would give it a try. The price was great. After two weeks I was told the new glasses were in, and then in a quick follow-up email I was told that they arrived damaged and a new pair would be ordered. After about three weeks, the new new pair had arrived. When I tried them on I said...But I can't see. They were adjusted multiple times. I said...My old glasses (from the locally owned place) are much better. I still can't see with the new ones. Then I held them way up so that I was looking through the bottom of the lens...'Oh...Now I can see'. I think they ordered computer glasses for me by mistake, and I told them I need 'everything glasses'. I'm still waiting.....I think I know where I will l go the next time I need new glasses. And where I will not go.
 
We are the cream of the crop for being taken ... perhaps the salt for that Dutch Licorish ... vewy dark ... maybe in the dark for a rest from what's out there to come? Lowered assist ...


Cautious about how you drop that ...
 
Oddly, we have had good success just using the optician in our local Walmart. That said, we both have fairly simple prescriptions now. My implanted lenses from the cataract removal take care of long and most middle distances so I mostly just use readers now after years with a fairly heavy distance scrip (and I was onto progressives in the years before the surgery). I do have "computer glasses" that I use mostly for smaller screens, e.g. the 14" screen on my personal laptop or the 15.4" on my work laptop. For my regular monitors (a 27" at home and dual 32" at work), they are optional.
 
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