Sitting here grading . . .very slowly. Still have classes to get ready
before the 17th, an application to fill out by tomorrow, and haven't
started revamping article yet.
Usual feeling of too much to do and to sickly (physically) to do it.
Gawd, I am a train wreck. Not good for one's feeling of womanliness --
between surgery pain and legs I am like a little bent over daisy psuhed
to ground by a wind.
Still, glad I have these things to do and most of all some will
power/desire to do them. Very far cry from lying listless and consumed
in spiritual pain.
Going to present on Robin Hood -- that will be fun. Now, got to find
out about scheduling surgery for legs YAY -- then could walk!!
So, all pain worth it.
This is a report of nonthing important :) going to grade SOME MORE
Rosena
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05 Jan 2005 04:13:10 PM |
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Rosena wrote...
Sitting here grading . . .very slowly. Still have classes
to get ready before the 17th, an application to fill out by
tomorrow, and haven't started revamping article yet.
Usual feeling of too much to do and to sickly (physically)
to do it. Gawd, I am a train wreck. Not good for one's
feeling of womanliness -- between surgery pain and legs I
am like a little bent over daisy psuhed to ground by a
wind.
Still, glad I have these things to do and most of all some
will power/desire to do them. Very far cry from lying
listless and consumed in spiritual pain.
Going to present on Robin Hood -- that will be fun. Now,
got to find out about scheduling surgery for legs YAY --
then could walk!! So, all pain worth it.
This is a report of nonthing important :) going to grade
SOME MORE Rosena
i'm glad to hear that you seem to be healing; at least you
_can_ do some grading, etc. this is not a nothing important
post. this is a declaration that you can and will do what
needs to be done.
i'm sorry you're feeling poorly, physically, now. hope that
improves quickly for you.
btw, what surgery would be done for your legs? sounds like
this could be a major life-changing event.
-lisa
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05 Jan 2005 07:28:02 PM |
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lisa in mass. wrote:
Rosena wrote...
Sitting here grading . . .very slowly. Still have classes
to get ready before the 17th, an application to fill out by
tomorrow, and haven't started revamping article yet.
Usual feeling of too much to do and to sickly (physically)
to do it. Gawd, I am a train wreck. Not good for one's
feeling of womanliness -- between surgery pain and legs I
am like a little bent over daisy psuhed to ground by a
wind.
Still, glad I have these things to do and most of all some
will power/desire to do them. Very far cry from lying
listless and consumed in spiritual pain.
Going to present on Robin Hood -- that will be fun. Now,
got to find out about scheduling surgery for legs YAY --
then could walk!! So, all pain worth it.
This is a report of nonthing important :) going to grade
SOME MORE Rosena
i'm glad to hear that you seem to be healing; at least you
_can_ do some grading, etc. this is not a nothing important
post. this is a declaration that you can and will do what
needs to be done.
i'm sorry you're feeling poorly, physically, now. hope that
improves quickly for you.
btw, what surgery would be done for your legs? sounds like
this could be a major life-changing event.
-lisa
Thanks Lisa -- they think they have figured out what is wrong with legs
(closed arteries -- no pulses in my legs or weak ones) so they can do a
bypass and get blood flowing! Great huh?
I am excited about that.
Now don't isolate yourself -- post and talk though you are right quite
here eh? Maybe play with boys? Hope you have a good good new year.
Rosena
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05 Jan 2005 09:58:54 PM |
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Rosena wrote...
lisa in mass. wrote:
Rosena wrote...
Sitting here grading . . .very slowly. Still have
classes to get ready before the 17th, an application to
fill out by tomorrow, and haven't started revamping
article yet.
Usual feeling of too much to do and to sickly
(physically) to do it. Gawd, I am a train wreck. Not
good for one's feeling of womanliness -- between surgery
pain and legs I am like a little bent over daisy psuhed
to ground by a wind.
Still, glad I have these things to do and most of all
some will power/desire to do them. Very far cry from
lying listless and consumed in spiritual pain.
Going to present on Robin Hood -- that will be fun.
Now, got to find out about scheduling surgery for legs
YAY -- then could walk!! So, all pain worth it.
This is a report of nonthing important :) going to
grade SOME MORE Rosena
i'm glad to hear that you seem to be healing; at least you
_can_ do some grading, etc. this is not a nothing
important post. this is a declaration that you can and
will do what needs to be done.
i'm sorry you're feeling poorly, physically, now. hope
that improves quickly for you.
btw, what surgery would be done for your legs? sounds like
this could be a major life-changing event.
-lisa
Thanks Lisa -- they think they have figured out what is
wrong with legs (closed arteries -- no pulses in my legs or
weak ones) so they can do a bypass and get blood flowing!
Great huh? I am excited about that.
Now don't isolate yourself -- post and talk though you are
right quite here eh? Maybe play with boys? Hope you have
a good good new year. Rosena
thanks, rosena. i hope your year's a good one, too.
that would be great if they can do a bypass! it must hurt like
heck to have insufficient blood flow to your legs. i've got very
mild circulation problems in my hands and feet and it's not
comfortable.
have you found a playstation game that you like to play with
maria? all we have here are very boy-oriented. we've had the
machine for over a year and i've never touched the thing.
-lisa
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| User: "Alan Harding" |
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06 Jan 2005 01:34:05 AM |
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In message <Xns95D5E9A2FB8FCmccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4>, lisa in mass.
<mccats@rcn.com> writes
Rosena wrote...
Thanks Lisa -- they think they have figured out what is
wrong with legs (closed arteries -- no pulses in my legs or
weak ones) so they can do a bypass and get blood flowing!
Great huh? I am excited about that.
Now don't isolate yourself -- post and talk though you are
right quite here eh? Maybe play with boys? Hope you have
a good good new year. Rosena
thanks, rosena. i hope your year's a good one, too.
that would be great if they can do a bypass! it must hurt like
heck to have insufficient blood flow to your legs. i've got very
mild circulation problems in my hands and feet and it's not
comfortable.
have you found a playstation game that you like to play with
maria? all we have here are very boy-oriented. we've had the
machine for over a year and i've never touched the thing.
Is SIMS 2 available for the playstation? It's supposed to be good for
both girls and boys (and grown-ups too, though I haven't yet tried it).
How old is Maria, eleven? It may be a bit old for her, I suppose - I
haven't seen the packaging.
--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
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06 Jan 2005 04:45:12 PM |
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"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote
Is SIMS 2 available for the playstation? It's supposed to be good for both
girls and boys (and grown-ups too, though I haven't yet tried it).
my 14 yr old daughter has Sims Bustin' Out for PS2. but i must warn
you...it has "crude humor, mature sexual themes and mild violence." ;-)
~u2b
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06 Jan 2005 05:25:30 PM |
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In message <YbjDd.11083$q4.6196@fe1.texas.rr.com>, Used2be
<used2be@nowhere.com> writes
"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote
Is SIMS 2 available for the playstation? It's supposed to be good for both
girls and boys (and grown-ups too, though I haven't yet tried it).
my 14 yr old daughter has Sims Bustin' Out for PS2. but i must warn
you...it has "crude humor, mature sexual themes and mild violence." ;-)
Just as long as the sex is mature, you know, rubber chickens not rubber
eggs.
--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
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| User: "lisa in mass." |
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06 Jan 2005 05:03:42 PM |
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Used2be wrote...
"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote
Is SIMS 2 available for the playstation? It's supposed to
be good for both girls and boys (and grown-ups too, though
I haven't yet tried it).
my 14 yr old daughter has Sims Bustin' Out for PS2. but i
must warn you...it has "crude humor, mature sexual themes
and mild violence." ;-)
~u2b
sounds just right. mine are still at the point where sexual
themes either go straight over their heads (esp. 9-yr-old) or
are so uncomfortable as to be dismissed (by the 11-yr-old).
iow, they might not like some of it, but their mom might :-)
i'm open for just about anything rated "teen" or below for them.
-lisa
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06 Jan 2005 04:37:20 PM |
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Alan Harding wrote...
In message <Xns95D5E9A2FB8FCmccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4>,
lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> writes
Rosena wrote...
Thanks Lisa -- they think they have figured out what is
wrong with legs (closed arteries -- no pulses in my legs
or weak ones) so they can do a bypass and get blood
flowing! Great huh? I am excited about that.
Now don't isolate yourself -- post and talk though you
are right quite here eh? Maybe play with boys? Hope you
have a good good new year. Rosena
thanks, rosena. i hope your year's a good one, too.
that would be great if they can do a bypass! it must hurt
like heck to have insufficient blood flow to your legs.
i've got very mild circulation problems in my hands and
feet and it's not comfortable.
have you found a playstation game that you like to play
with maria? all we have here are very boy-oriented. we've
had the machine for over a year and i've never touched the
thing.
Is SIMS 2 available for the playstation? It's supposed to
be good for both girls and boys (and grown-ups too, though
I haven't yet tried it). How old is Maria, eleven? It may
be a bit old for her, I suppose - I haven't seen the
packaging.
i haven't seen it. i'll look, though. thanks.
-lisa
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