Thursday, November 18, 2004
I don't remember the turkey thing. Did I direct you to Julia?
New Zealand is sounding better every day.
Have a good holiday - eat much - and remember the Indians.
New Zealand is sounding better every day.
Have a good holiday - eat much - and remember the Indians.
Tuesday, November 16, 2004
Hmmm, a live-in American illegal nanny and her over-qualified-to-be-a-gardner-landscaping spouse residing in my basement - - certainly has a cachet n'es pas?
I could be the first on my street! The sub-division will be a-tiiter with the gossip and I'll have extra time to ride and hike.
Lori we just might have a deal. Terry if you want to discuss time-share possibilities let me know.
I could be the first on my street! The sub-division will be a-tiiter with the gossip and I'll have extra time to ride and hike.
Lori we just might have a deal. Terry if you want to discuss time-share possibilities let me know.
Monday, November 15, 2004
Terry, thank Ginnu so much...although one might wonder why she is chopping the ice instead of her tall strapping spouse. But oh, I continue to perpetuate sexual stereotypes!
So what should I tell the Minister of Immigration Obstacles? That I am coming for pleasure? Although I have not been in the most pleasant of moods? Certainly, I am not coming for business, having once again regained my status of retiree. (I do love my youthful and successful husband!) (although his repeated use of that dreadful word J*B and his insistence that I need to get one is wearing thin. Perhaps I should leave him behind and have him wire me an allowance?) Then again, I fear I will get no allowance.
Have you found him gainful employment yet? Better that we keep a close eye on him.
Grover would like to work as a sled dog for the Canadian postal service. (Canada still receives its mail via dog sled, yes) Is that an option?
Gloria, New Zealand sounds nice, but I wouldn't be surrounded by friends who would be THRILLED to have us live with them, as Bruce and Terry are. Then again, I'd have a better tan. Hmmmmm...
You know, Gloria, every year, at Thanksgiving, I think of you....the woman who walked me through the process of cooking my first Thanksgiving turkey years ago...(was it about 6 or so years ago? Ohmygosh. It can't be that long. ) And yet, somehow, we are younger and more vibrant now than we were then ... And my turkeys always turn out perfectly. You are a master culinary tutor!
So what should I tell the Minister of Immigration Obstacles? That I am coming for pleasure? Although I have not been in the most pleasant of moods? Certainly, I am not coming for business, having once again regained my status of retiree. (I do love my youthful and successful husband!) (although his repeated use of that dreadful word J*B and his insistence that I need to get one is wearing thin. Perhaps I should leave him behind and have him wire me an allowance?) Then again, I fear I will get no allowance.
Have you found him gainful employment yet? Better that we keep a close eye on him.
Grover would like to work as a sled dog for the Canadian postal service. (Canada still receives its mail via dog sled, yes) Is that an option?
Gloria, New Zealand sounds nice, but I wouldn't be surrounded by friends who would be THRILLED to have us live with them, as Bruce and Terry are. Then again, I'd have a better tan. Hmmmmm...
You know, Gloria, every year, at Thanksgiving, I think of you....the woman who walked me through the process of cooking my first Thanksgiving turkey years ago...(was it about 6 or so years ago? Ohmygosh. It can't be that long. ) And yet, somehow, we are younger and more vibrant now than we were then ... And my turkeys always turn out perfectly. You are a master culinary tutor!
Sunday, November 14, 2004
I've had to start using Safari because Internet Explorer is no longer working for me and hasn't been supported for a year and a half (at least not for Macs).
Jay:
It could just be me, but I sense a belligerence in your tone, as if it's our fault that you can't sign on to this site which requires that you answer a simple email invitation. If I were you, I'd have one of my geek friends come over and show me what to do. I have a "geek line of credit" with several people because I need help every now and then. They're pretty easy to pay off - usually with beer and pizza.
Yep, you might have to update your browser and figure out how AOL works. I don't think anyone is trying to tell you to change ISPs (Internet Service Provider). There are several folks on here that are on AOL and have managed to sign on.
I hope you keep trying because it's definitely something that is obtainable for you. It is not impossible to sign on to blogger.com.
Jay:
It could just be me, but I sense a belligerence in your tone, as if it's our fault that you can't sign on to this site which requires that you answer a simple email invitation. If I were you, I'd have one of my geek friends come over and show me what to do. I have a "geek line of credit" with several people because I need help every now and then. They're pretty easy to pay off - usually with beer and pizza.
Yep, you might have to update your browser and figure out how AOL works. I don't think anyone is trying to tell you to change ISPs (Internet Service Provider). There are several folks on here that are on AOL and have managed to sign on.
I hope you keep trying because it's definitely something that is obtainable for you. It is not impossible to sign on to blogger.com.
