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I get e-mailed whenever I am mentioned! I set this up so I can always be properly summoned. MERRY CHRISTMAS!! HAPPY HANUKKAH!! HAPPY KWANZAA!! SEASON'S GREETINGS!! And to all; a good night.

They got it. One generous person took them shopping for a specialty equipped van with a wheel chair lift. There are good people in the world. She isn't super rich like some-- just super caring. I have no idea how to embed this but here is the follow up story. http://www.spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/rochester/top-stories/2017/12/18/a-van-for-nykira

Martha was laying on the couch when I left for the office this AM. She was comforting Heath, who has an upset tummy after getting his shots. Rascal and Romeo decided to join them. Rascal is the hardes to see and he is warming Martha's feet, then Heath is warming her legs and Romeo is warming her tummy.

Waldorf didn’t show up three days last week. Statler was worried about him, he sat at his bar stool for over an hour waiting on him. I stopped by after my swim and asked him where his buddy was. He said he didn’t know. He told me a friend is a valuable thing to have. Waldorf was back this week. As I passed by I asked him where he was last week. I told him his buddy was worried about him. Then Statler said: “yes,you weren’t here and I had to talk with this guy”

A FEW!?! Few = 3 or less (right?)! I was in elementary school, like, sixteen-eighteen years ago. ...Okay that's still not that long ago SHUTUP I write stories! I have a degree in English! I have to use big words or else the crippling debt from college makes me feel guilty.

Slothiness can't be all bad. I'm thinking it's a pretty low stress condition.

My favorite trick when they would hire a new lifeguard who was a cute girl I would let out most of my air and lay on the bottom watching the lifeguard to see if she would dive in to rescue me. The problem was it is hard to stay under for long when you have left out most of your air. My trick never worked but I have had lifeguards tell me: “Don’t do that, I was just about to dive in and rescue you” I would laugh and tell her that is what I was waiting for.

Duke and Lad are digging for treasure. Needless to say, Duke is fascinated with Lad's tail.

He ventured out in his first Montana snow. It was deeper off of the pad, but he was moving too fast for a good photo.

Ash, HDPE bolts and screws. Still needs more varnish. Only has one coat yet. Never know when I might need to sleep in it.

I am currently out of the office for the holidays and will return January 3rd

Bahaha. I've posted me before, here: As you can see I am very average. Sorry to disappoint.

I contacted a local Y, they confirmed their adult class can accommodate people of my skill level. I may do it.

Bubble lights are my favorite

Okay, I will let you off with a warning, but everyone knows you start doggie style. The doggie paddle is the easist stroke

I'm pretty sure you won't look like her no matter how much you do it.

And of all the frozen poops oot there, I had to find the one that was not frozen. Or maybe since it is not that cold, it was just a thin frozen crust. Anywho, I had just thought I needed to pick it up when I took oot some trash, and got ambushed.

Cold fusion mini-arc remote ballast point sources, with an updated driver for moderately higher lumen output.

Oh for goodness sake! If this is a complaint, then you need to use the same the same three forms as jsharr, already.

Once I go back to work I am not sure I can handle the time commitment since I leave the house at 5 AM and get back at 5:30 PM, so I need to be in bed at around 9. Plus the Mrs. goes in the morning so it would be a chore to get her back at night. Dumbbells at home could be wildly efficeint, but you are correct sir, my willpower is not that awesome.

Usually when we say her name, she appears. Fingers crossed!

I would imagine it works whether the plane is sitting still on the tarmac or flying at high speed...

My bad. ......I thought that you were poking fun at my perfect grammar. I don't look at it as dumb but that's just me. I find it amazing on what the human body is capable of and when I read about people who complete in double and triple iron man. If I did sprint tri I would have nothing left for the bike and run after I did the drowning prevention. My swimming technique is similar to that of a drowning man.

What about the one locked in his basement? @Redfacedwalrus

You do know I still rent from you, yes?

It only takes me 4.67 seconds to drop to the bottom.

teach me, teach me

He is dumb enough to want to do a triathlon, and you expect him to get a joke about the evils of doing triathlons? Sheesh.

I like legs. To me, there is nothing better than a dame with some swell stems, or a broad with a peachy pair of getaway sticks, you see.

So, track bike for N+1?

That may be, but we'd better take more notice of how clever and brilliant she seems to be. I wouldn't be surprised if she secretly owned the internet, and that she allows us to exist here merely by her own good graces and for her own amusement.

The manager of the complaint department’s name is Hellen Whate. If you want to file a complaint go to Hellen Whate.

Nah, they stopped making Saturns years ago. Hi RFW! Thanks for stopping in.

Yay! I had a lifeguard jump in after me one time. My friends and I would have breath-holding contests when in high school, I topped out at 2:06 doing the dead man float. I popped up before the lifeguard got to me, and was confused as to why he seemed so pissed. Fun times.

My swimming ability is like BR46's - I 'float' about 6 - 12 inches below the surface, which makes breathing a challenge. I learned what was termed 'survival swimming'. It used techniques to expend minimal energy to stay afloat and alive in the water. I found as long as I had some headway, even a little bit, I could stay on top of the water. Which, of course, made breathing much less of a challenge.

After finishing Volume 1 of The Wealth of Nations, I decided to take a bit of a break from the 18th century. So I picked this up: OK, OK, I admit to skipping over some of the derivations and formulas because the book was originally intended as a textbook for a class. But so far it's been a good overall treatise on the subject, and I've learned a good deal. Two things I liked in particular: The book contains several references to and pictures from hydropower plants within easy cycling and driving distance from my home; places I've seen a number of times. The book itself is 90 years old, which may not seem all that remarkable. But for being 90 years old, the book has held up extremely well, exhibiting no signs of such age. Also I found it interesting that while the equipment itself has advance technologically, the concepts and application of engineering principles remain essentially the same. Reading about state-of-the-art electrical equipment from 90 years ago was fun. Some of the stuff I'd never heard of, and some of the the stuff I've seen similar equipment still in use.

No. Not unless you have miracle level will power. Go to the gym, you work harder.

And by Feb 1, they will have given up on the whole idea until resolution time rolls around again.

Followed soon there after by that magical time of the year called Daylight Savings Time.

Or I could also reply with, "If wishes were horses, beggars would ride!" Get at it!

Me too. I start to notice it about mid January. One day I’ll be walking to the car after work and say ‘Hey, It’s still light’.

Oh and one of the teachers at the school gave her aunt a 500 dollar gift card for gas. Now that is kindness!!!

I'd say both you and the girls got lucky in the deal.

You can usually find it in the source code.

It's all well and good until someone gets skulled by an errant golf ball.

He was a good man, a talented musician, what can I say Nashville was alive with the sound of music.