ISO BLURTS

Gawd I tried messing with Hubby today by wearing the exact same shorts and a white top what's the bugger do change :lol:

The nerve ... hmmph LOL

Thanks Snitty I'll do it later I'm on my way out :lol:

Thanks everyone

Love you guys.

"But Ma I've got shit to do today too" LOL

*Wanders off to take her Buffalo Wings off and put more on oh and don't forget to put her new stove up* LOL Thank gawd she does her own cooking but man she's made me decorate and be her 'back-up' LMAO Mothers Hmmph! LOL

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Time to quit reading forums and get house cleaning...

Never leave msn on when friends are over or boston over shares!

Snitty wrote:

Never leave msn on when friends are over or boston over shares!

You're welcome. :albino:

Boston wrote:

Snitty wrote:

Never leave msn on when friends are over or boston over shares!

You're welcome. :albino:

Brat

I didn't realize how costly it was to send your child to camp for 5 days was. This is his first time going to camp, he better not whine to come home early. :lol:

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

I didn't realize how costly it was to send your child to camp for 5 days was. This is his first time going to camp, he better not whine to come home early. :lol:

Some camp prices are enough to give you a heart attack.

Have him join the cadets thier summer camps are called training and are free :lol:

Oldest is planning on joining in the fall.

•♫•UnhingedMom•♫• wrote:

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*rips up lottery ticket and vows to never again waste precious money on such stupidity*(........ at least until next week)

I am so with you unhinged..

Only reason I logged on this morning... to see if I dont have to go to work today

carried over for the 3rd time.. Frig, only got 2 numbers..


Crazy...ahh.. one can only dream

Snitty wrote:

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

I didn't realize how costly it was to send your child to camp for 5 days was. This is his first time going to camp, he better not whine to come home early. :lol:

Some camp prices are enough to give you a heart attack.

Have him join the cadets thier summer camps are called training and are free :lol:

Oldest is planning on joining in the fall.

:lol:

I thought about putting my oldest in cadets. From what I was told at 15 years old, your child can train for their pilots license.

•♫•UnhingedMom•♫• wrote:

*rips up lottery ticket and vows to never again waste precious money on such stupidity*(........ at least until next week)

I say that all the time too, but Lotto Max last week was 50 million. Too tempting not to buy a ticket. Haven't checked my ticket for yesterday's draw.

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

Snitty wrote:

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

I didn't realize how costly it was to send your child to camp for 5 days was. This is his first time going to camp, he better not whine to come home early. :lol:

Some camp prices are enough to give you a heart attack.

Have him join the cadets thier summer camps are called training and are free :lol:

Oldest is planning on joining in the fall.

:lol:

I thought about putting my oldest in cadets. From what I was told at 15 years old, your child can train for their pilots license.

My oldest was for it as soon as he read on the site he could get paid for going to the summer training and they would teach him how to shoot a gun lol

Youngest wants to go too, but with his hip and the fact hes so tiny I refuse to let him even though he'll be 13 in the fall hes still the size of an 8 year old.

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

Snitty wrote:

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

I didn't realize how costly it was to send your child to camp for 5 days was. This is his first time going to camp, he better not whine to come home early. :lol:

Some camp prices are enough to give you a heart attack.

Have him join the cadets thier summer camps are called training and are free :lol:

Oldest is planning on joining in the fall.

:lol:

I thought about putting my oldest in cadets. From what I was told at 15 years old, your child can train for their pilots license.

You can train at any age, but you can't solo until 16.

BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

•♫•UnhingedMom•♫• wrote:

*rips up lottery ticket and vows to never again waste precious money on such stupidity*(........ at least until next week)

I say that all the time too, but Lotto Max last week was 50 million. Too tempting not to buy a ticket. Haven't checked my ticket for yesterday's draw.

Nobody won...crap. Maybe next week, have to go check my tickets anyway. :lol: :lol: :lol:

OH MY GOSH... came home on my hour and 45 min break in between SHIFTS


Someone SHOOT ME NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Work tonight, tomorrow morning, lake in the afternoon..then back at work..............


This check better so be worth it.. Cause I tell ya.. my feet want to fall off.. and I better drop a few pounds.. Walk 20 thousand plus feet and lifting gosh knows how much weight...................................................................

They'll tax you up the wazoo!! :|

YEAHHHH ... Finally there is a diningroom table in my diningroom


*does twisted's dance*

Felt something in my hair when walking the dogs this morning thought it was bird poop, put my hand up to brush it away, turns out it was a wasp, it stung me, hurt like hell but in my panic I brushed the stinger out right away so it only stung for about 5 minutes geeeeeeeeeeeez

RedyreRotties wrote:

You can train at any age, but you can't solo until 16.

That's what it was. I remember a few years ago in karate class one of the guys was mentioning it to me. I don't think I think I would trust a 16 year old flying a plane solo. :lol:

Could this work day get any more boring.

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