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[T Hi]

------------------- Calling all Tacoma and surrounding BYCers-----------------------

Let's all have a fun night at the theater!!! You can't argue about the price! From the sounds of this production it is sure to be funny!! And heaven knows... Laughing is the best medicine! If anyone wants to carpool I'm up for driving!!

Call or text me!!! (PM me if you don't have my number) But I think darn near everyone in this area has my number!

 

[RustyHen]

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Hello from OR, I lurk on here alot and throw my two cents in once in a while.

We are charging a nickle now....INFLATION ya know.

sorry. I just had to say it.

Oh no! I'll have to take it out of my egg money

( no eggs yet)

 

[T Hi]

Ok this part of the night crew is having to temporarily step down.... I go back to work tomorrow!!!

Everyone please remind me in a couple months that I was actually excited to go back to work......

After a few months of 4:45am wake ups and hormonal high schoolers I may be grumpy!!

Watch out for the big yellow twinkies that are going to be rolling around soon! DO NOT PASS WHEN RED LIGHTS ARE FLASHING!!!!! That could be your child who is crossing the road!!!


Nighty Night!!!

 

[Ogress]

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I don't think you understand see these are not mood swings like you are probably thinking. See she is a stroke patient. Most of you won't see it but we have days that she is like an adult and then there are the days when she is like a child. Every morning is just another roll of the dice to see what I will deal with that day.

We are all here to lean on. That was my uncle and then he got Alzheimers. It was extremely hard for my parents who were caring for him, initially my dad because he was his older brother, but then my father passed away and my mother took over the last 9 years. I wish I were closer so I could help you out some.

 

[Ogress]

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Oh Heather, she is just adorable! (....and she seems to have ascaped the baby acne. DS excaped it but DD made up for that)

 

[Ogress]

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NO!!!!

It's in a can! I say go for it. I've eaten stuff much older than that without fetting sick, I ate 7 year old tuna about a month ago:

when I was 10 I was staying with a friend whose mom had canned a BARN full of foods (she grew up in Europe during WWII). I was eating some peaches when I looked at the label and realized they were canned when I was 2 years old.

In 1989 I worked as a fire fighter for the forsest service. While working on fires we'd some times be out in the woods for weeks with no fresh foods. We packed in MRE's and C-rations left over from vietnam and the korean wars! Most of the stuff was still edible (I would not say it tasted good, but it probably didn't to begin with!), but the bazooka bubble gum was hard as a rock. None of us got sick from the food.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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As long as the cans still look good are sealed and show no signs of damage or exposure to extreme temps. I would say go for it. I would not hesitate to eat it. Smell it and taste it . Looks like fish, smells like fish, tastes like fish, must be fish good thing ya didn't step in it.

 

[Kaneke]

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I don't think you understand see these are not mood swings like you are probably thinking. See she is a stroke patient. Most of you won't see it but we have days that she is like an adult and then there are the days when she is like a child. Every morning is just another roll of the dice to see what I will deal with that day.

We are all here to lean on. That was my uncle and then he got Alzheimers. It was extremely hard for my parents who were caring for him, initially my dad because he was his older brother, but then my father passed away and my mother took over the last 9 years. I wish I were closer so I could help you out some.

I can sympathize -- for seven years I had to deal with my elderly dad who developed senile dementia (not Alzheimers though somewhat similar, was lack of blood flow to brain due to massive heart muscle damage from cluster heart attacks)

 

[Rainwolf]

I got a awesome new chicken coop today for free! (new to me)
4' x 8' and 7' tall

Now comes the hard part of moving it to the back yard! Will post more photos when its all settled.

 

[Illia]

You people with your access to free coops and stuff. . . .

That's the ONE thing I'm jealous of with city people. Oh and a social life.