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SallyC 07-17-2007 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap (Post 124794)
Mornin' all. It's a rainy day in west MI but it's cool and I'll take it. I've been low on ambition lately and have been trying to take it easy.

Last night I went to a T-Ball free-for-all involving a wild pack of befuddled 4-5 yr. olds and some assorted sporting goods. It was hysterical and I recommend it highly for cheap but excellent entertainment. I was frequently reminded of Tom Hanks in "A League of Their Own" when he uttered in total frustration, "There's no crying in baseball!" It was really cute seeing three base runners overrun each other nowhere near the baseline and then land on top of one another at homeplate in a heap of triumphant joy.

Dorrie, I'm so glad you had a nice vacation, it does so much for the spirit. Do let us know how hard you kick your soon-to-be former boss. Take video if possible!

How's the bod, Flygirl??

I am giggling to myself just picturing all this little league action..:D What fun and what memories it brings back.

It was raining here this morning too with a bit of lightening and thunder. It did cool it down a bit, but it went right back up to the high 80s and will stay there for the rest of the week..BAH!!!

Glad you feel a bit better today, Cincy.:)

tovaxin_lab_rat 07-17-2007 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap (Post 124929)
What a shame, it's a beautiful tree and it has a good shape. When I said "limb" I didn't mean "branch". You're gonna have a hole, I'm afraid. I'm always sad to see a tree take a hit like that.

It looks like a bloody condo! I could spot 4, maybe 5 different inlets. Sheesh, get inside and stay there!

There's about 6 or 8 inlets that I can see. They are building the 3rd story on this condo now! I don't know when Terminix is coming out, either this evening or tomorrow morning! Should be interesting.

Fortunately this tree can use some "pruning." It's a Kwanzan Cherry tree and is pretty thickly branched. I didn't get around to pruning it this year so the hole will be ok and it will fill in just fine with new growth next spring.

Sally - these bad boys do attack unfortunately. The sentries are swarming around. I just had to go move the trash can and saw these guys patrolling. They are pretty easy to spot! They love this hot weather we're having.

DH got stung by 3 of them and ended up the ER last summer with life threatening reaction. He left me with one epi-pen and my neighbor has 2 more. So, I am covered in case of any stings.

Chris 07-17-2007 04:32 PM

Hello Cheryl,
That thing is HUGE!!!!:eek: I'm shocked you got so close to it. When we moved into our Condominium in Fla., they were still building the other units. I came home from work at lunchtime one day and noticed our mailbox was completely covered in BEES!:(

I'd never seen anything like this in my life, so I phoned my husband and he came home and we had a Queen Bee on the inside of the mailbox. The thing was literally COVERED in bees. We called the local dept. of wildlife and they had a local beekeeper who was more than thrilled to come out and get the Queen Bee out of our mailbox. He came out several hours later all clad in one of those beekeeper uniforms, and was able to identify the Queen and catch her. He was thrilled for some odd reason;) . As soon as the Queen was caught, the mailbox emptied out and all the remainder of the bees died off within an hour or so.

It was terribly frightening, and fascinating. The next say there was a picture of our mailbox in the local newspaper. We both got a good chuckle out of that.

Be careful and stay away from that nest. They can be awfully mean little buggers.

I hope you begin to feel better soon.

All the best,
Chris

Snoopy 07-17-2007 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Taffy (Post 124882)
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:


Ditto !

Holy Cow!!!! :yikes:

Taffy 07-17-2007 05:40 PM

It is huge! I don't like bees!:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Snoopy 07-17-2007 05:57 PM

What have I gotten myself into :icon_eek:

I went to pick out carpet samples and scheduled an appointment tomorrow for measuring.

I have a ranch style house that I will be having the entire main level re-carpeted (living room/dining room, 3 bedrooms, family room, hallways, basement stairs).

If anyone has ever put in new carpet you know what a nightmare it can be. My kids and I have already started clearing out closets and moving some stuff down to the basement.

I swear this is worse than just moving. I will pay extra to have them move some of the bigger heavier pieces of furniture but for the most part I want us to handle most of the furniture moving.

Once I get the estimate and they have my sig. on the paperwork it will take about three weeks for the carpet to come in, so at least we have time to get things in order.

I know I will love it when it's done but holy gaucamole what was I thinking.

So, tomorrow between 2 & 4 my new awning gets installed and around 4 the carpet guy comes to measure.

Again.....What the heck was I thinking!

DM 07-17-2007 06:36 PM

Oh ..way toooo much work LeeAnn! I'm tired just thinking of all that you have to do.... But, it will be so nice when it's all in and oh so purty....

Don't overdo... pace yourself.... :hug:

tovaxin_lab_rat 07-17-2007 08:52 PM

We did carpet a couple of years ago in our ranch-style house. It was a real pain moving the furniture. Fortunately the weather was nice and we just put everything outside on the deck! ;)

AfterMyNap 07-18-2007 05:16 PM

Hey, Taff! Why does your moodometer read "sad"???

We need to know about these things, girl! Out with it!

Taffy 07-18-2007 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap (Post 125467)
Hey, Taff! Why does your moodometer read "sad"???

We need to know about these things, girl! Out with it!

Oh...I will get over it. You know how it is. There just are things that you want to do and this stupid MS won't let you.

I should just be happy that I can walk...but what I really want to do is go to scout camp and hang out with 20 little boy scouts like I have done for the past 12 years.
But the camp is HUGE and not really a safe place for someone like me anymore.

Then, this is the year for the 50 Miler hike in the Olympics National Park. I have been before and I want to choke the scouts that whine and think that they can't do it.

I just thought that if I was the one to give it it up first..(before they hauled be out on a stretcher) and not MS telling me I had to give it up, that it would not hurt so darn bad. (but it does)

Oh well...who wants to sleep on the hard ground, smell like smoke, eat crappy camp food, or even worst...freeze dried? (Taffy raising hand)

(Stomping off to burn some Peeps............)


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