I have had too much cake of late. Birthday yesterday. I do need red shoes!
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I have had too much cake of late. Birthday yesterday. I do need red shoes!
Yay Red! That's awesome! :D
I miss Limewave! Anyone heard from her? I feel like we've lost a lot of regular posters in the last few years. I hope they're just out having fun:)
Yeah, where is Limewave? I know she changed jobs at about the same time she stopped posting. I hope she's doing well.
Your birthday? If so, happy belated birthday! Go get those red shoes!Quote:
Originally Posted by redrhodie
Thanks! No shoes this time. I "need" shoes like Imelda needed them. I did get a red guitar amp though!Quote:
Originally Posted by indysteel
I bet a lot of regulars will be back soon. Once summer comes, everyone gets back on their bikes and feels less like a te poseur. But I miss those guys, too. And tri girl.
Congrats, Red, and Happy Birthday. It was a good weekend for those, apparently ;)
SheFly (still eating cake)
Well happy birthday to both of you!
I guess it was a good weekend, my baby sister, my step-wife (thanks to LPH for that GREAT term :D) and a good friend of DH's all had birthdays, too.
Happy, Happy Birthday to all! I do miss those we have not seen for awhile.
Red, congratulations and let us know which red shoes you get :cool:
So lovely to pop in and see such good news Red!
Did I say that?? Cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
It would be even better if I could remember who I was referring to.
:o
eta. Nevermind, found it. I couldn't get back to work until I'd hunted it down.
You're welcome :-)
Oo-ee, Red! Just checked back a few pages, and great news! Celebratory rides in new shoes or old are in order!! :-)
Re: "stepwife" (i.e. Oak's first husbands second wife):
so what do I call my former sister-in-law? Seeing as many couples don't marry over here, me calling her my sister-in-law was considered normal even though they never married. They were a couple for almost 20 years before he died, seven years ago. And she's not formally his widow, but I'd call her that anyway just so people knew who I was referring to.
But now she's engaged! (Whoo! to that :-) Great news.) But now both "sister-in-law" and "ex-sister-in-law" sound a bit wrong. Any suggestions?
Read in the Police Log in the Concord Journal:
Wednesday, May 8th, 7:01 PM
" A caller reported a possibly intoxicated man was riding a bicycle and pouring wine into a green water bottle."