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Uh-oh... :-)"
New ID with biometric pic :-(
I mean, I would never have won a beauty contest, but to look like an addled drug addict with a mile long rap ..."
LOL! I just took a photo of hubby for his new passport yesterday. It was an excruciating process. :-D He hated the outcome and I kept saying: "It's just a passport pic! NOBODY sees it! Not even the officers checking passports, because it's biometric and you get to use the self-servise gate!"
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Judy wrote: "AchooDamnPollen."Yes, and everyone, and I mean EVERYONE mowed thir lawn yesterday, I was useless.
Varecia wrote: "I mean, I would never have won a beauty contest, but to look like an addled drug addict with a mile long rap sheet is just a bit harsh!! ":) I also need to take pictures to renew my ID, but strangely I always have something more important to do. I sympathise.
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(My gosh, we are so stiff and sore from bending, lifting, carrying, climbing...)"
Can you wear support braces on your wrists while you're doing this type of work, Josh? I was w..."
I'm back to sleeping in braces, and I think the massage will help a lot. And yes, the spa is a good idea!
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Yes, and everyone, and I mean EVERYONE mowed thir lawn yesterday, I was useless."
Oops, that was me. Mowing, I mean (after allergy med).
Johanna wrote: "LOL! I just took a photo of hubby for his new passport yesterday. It was an excruciating process. :-D He hated the outcome "*snorts* We should yesterday declare as International Bad-Picture-Day!
Karen wrote: "Idamus wrote: "Judy wrote: "AchooDamnPollen."Yes, and everyone, and I mean EVERYONE mowed thir lawn yesterday, I was useless."
Oops, that was me. Mowing, I mean (after allergy med)."
I need to mow mine, and talk to the council about getting rid of my grass.
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Yes, and everyone, and I mean EVERYONE mowed thir lawn yesterday, I was useless."
Oops, that was me. Mowing, I mean (after allergy med)..."
This was my last chance to mow (a lovely mix of grass and weeds) for awhile because I spotted our first tiny toad of the season yesterday, and we stop mowing when the baby toads emerge from the pond. That's my story and I'm sticking with it. : )
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*snorts* We should yesterday declare as International B..."
Absolutely. :-D
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:-)
Could you borrow me a couple of those toads, please? :-D
Kindergarten (as in, I shall spend the afternoon with four year olds (nephew and niece) at their Kindergarten summer party) Apparently they shall entertain us with a song or the like. Probably fun and way too cute :)
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I look forward to hear everything about this event. It sure sounds promising. :-)
Anne wrote: "Kindergarten (as in, I shall spend the afternoon with four year olds (nephew and niece) at their Kindergarten summer party) Apparently they shall entertain us with a song or the like. Probably fun ..."I love it when children organise shows without help from adults. You'll have fun for sure.
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Yes, and everyone, and I mean EVERYONE mowed thir lawn yesterday, I was useless."
Oops, that was me. Mowing, I mean (aft..."
LOL I have heard worse reasons to stop mowing.
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Oh I like this.
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WAKETHEHELLUP!!!
Yes, I believe that is my word for the day. ;-D
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Oh I like this."
Well, you should, because some of those possibilities involve you, my dear. :-D
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WAKETHEHELLUP!!!
Yes, I believe that is my word for the day. ;-D"
Heh. I see you rebooted alright... ;-)
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hahahahhahaaaa
Awake (o_o)
Johanna wrote: "Anne wrote: "Kindergarten (as in, I shall spend the afternoon with four year olds (nephew and niece) at their Kindergarten summer party) Apparently they shall entertain us with a song or the like. ..."It was fun :)
The group my little kinfolk belong to (4 year olds) sang Father Jacob in four languages, Norwegian, Dutch, Russian and Polish (apparently there are parents from these countries in the group). Very impressive. Other kids sang other songs and they all showed us their gymnastic routine which involves a lot of jumping up and down, hand clapping and singing very loudly.
They are all very earnest and serious during their routine of course, and it is always fun to notice the one kid who is completely clueless to what is going on and is more concerned with the flowers or bugs in the grass, or her dress or whatever else takes their fancy aside from what the others are doing, the one with the extra moves and exaggerated hand gestures (a little redhead really was into it) and the one singing completely out of tune (that used to be my son btw) :)
The weather was lovely, there were a lot of food and cake and my nephew crowned the experience by getting sick and puking all over his parents' bed later that night. All very traditional :)
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LOL. I'm having (very) late breakfast in front of my computer while hubby is at work, and your post was the first thing I read this morning. Images you painted will keep me smiling the whole day. :-)
By the way, I used to be the kid rolling my skirt upward in my nervous little hands when performing. :-D
Johanna wrote: "Anne wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Anne wrote: "Kindergarten (as in, I shall spend the afternoon with four year olds (nephew and niece) at their Kindergarten summer party) Apparently they shall entertain..."That girl with the rolled up skirt was there, too. I even caught her with my camera :)
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:-D
Anne wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Anne wrote: "Kindergarten (as in, I shall spend the afternoon with four year olds (nephew and niece) at their Kindergarten summer party) Apparently they shall entertain us with a so..."Isn't it lovely how these things never change irrespective of time and place? In my daughter's group they sung Father Jacob in Czech, German, French and English, but otherwise it was totally the same! Oh, and in my days I was the one singing loudly out of tune, too :-)
Sabine wrote: "Depressed"Oh no, hugs coming your way! Any light at the end of the tunnel?
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I hope these hugs find you even though I'm in the middle of nowhere at the Arctic Circle with extremely poor connection. Sabine, dear, I'm thinking of you.
It is a difficult time for me, since March there is basically work, work and let me think it over, work. I really dont know, why Hans is not running away. If there a little bit of free time, I could bet, that I feel to tired to do anything. (Or I am ill.) It would be good, not to work for a half year, but I don't see a possibility. To read here the posts and to read certain books :-) helps a lot.
Sorry dear people for the lament!
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When is your next vacation? You are perilously close to burnout, Sabine.
Sabine wrote: "It is a difficult time for me, since March there is basically work, work and let me think it over, work. I really dont know, why Hans is not running away. If there a little bit of free time, I coul..."Sending you lots of hugs, dear Sabine. Please take care!
Josh wrote: "Sabine wrote: "It is a difficult time for me, since March there is basically work, work and let me think it over, work. I really dont know, why Hans is not running away. If there a little bit of fr..."My next vacation ( one week) should be in July, but there are so many people ill, it is not sure I can go. I will do my very best, to make it possible.
Sabine wrote: "It is a difficult time for me, since March there is basically work, work and let me think it over, work. I really dont know, why Hans is not running away. If there a little bit of free time, I coul..."This is not good, Sabine and those feelings you have, they definitely send some warning bells clanging. Are you sure your choices is either to go on like this or an unrealistic half year vacation? Another, less strenuous job, working part time for a while? Or other options? Crashing and burning and getting sick leaves you with no choice. Better change things around while you're still in charge.
I do not wish to trespass upon your private life, but I'm really worried about you. Lots of love and hugs, dear.
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Uh-oh... :-)"
New ID with biometric pic :-(
I mean, I would never have won a beauty contest, but to look like an addled drug addict with a mile long rap sheet is just a bit harsh!!