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Paul723

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  1. Would you say "Ta Da" next week? You'll know when.
  2. 10 Hi Betsy! Hi Colleen! See you tomorrow, hope you had a nice Mother's Day.
  3. 7
  4. How often do you embarrass your girls? Do they listen to any fashion advice?
  5. Let us know how your avocado - nutmeg experiment turns out.
  6. Carrots and nutmeg is a combo used in Italian cooking that you might like as well Sharon.
  7. Another strong summer quitter! Congratulations!
  8. 5 Good morning
  9. Paul723 posted a topic in Socializing
    It’s easy to be a mother when your kids do something great. It’s harder to be a mother when they do something dumb; though there is a certain amount of sympathy. But it’s really hard to be a mother when your kids do something dumb and you are an enabler. One afternoon when I was four years old, my brother Tom was three, and our neighbor Todd was also four, we ran into the kitchen and asked Mom for a bottle opener. We probably said it like this, “Momcanwehaveabottleopenerplease?” Mom was busy with two younger brothers, so she said “OK.” Kitchen utensils were often used as toys in those days. Pans could be used to make sand castles, spoons could be used as catapults, a magnifying glass could be used as an insecticide and a butter knife could be used (famously) to check for electricity. Perhaps she was, in fact, surprised that we had used the bottle opener to open bottles. She spotted us from the kitchen window in the sunshine, sitting on the hood of Dad’s 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury, drinking beer. We were on our second round. Mom was forced to take our neighbor Todd home to his mother with the story. “How could this have happened?” as Todd’s mom repossessed her beery baby boy and cemented her opinion that the kids were under supervised next door. Mom - “mumble, mumble, and mumble.” It was hard to be a mother that day. It was reported that nap time was warmly embraced and exceptionally long in duration. For Mother’s Day, I hope to be sitting in the sunshine, drinking beer and remembering Mom.
  10. Keep going!
  11. Do you live in the country?
  12. Are you worried that Bakon will complain about even less cleavage?
  13. Do you have any original sausage recipes you'd like to share?
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  15. Are you fussy about coffee?
  16. I'm not near either of the Marine bases, but could get there in 3 hours. Gordon Lightfoot is fine, I don't think anyone is as big a fan as you. I am creative in the kitchen mostly. I am a very good cook.
  17. How often do you surprise your husband?
  18. Were you an athlete when you were younger?
  19. How many times a week do you confuse your husband? We'll wait while you check with him.
  20. How often do you say, "Why bless her heart." ?
  21. Paul723 replied to Leanna's topic in Socializing
    How did you meet your soon to be husband?
  22. 20 Good morning
  23. Congratulations! Summer party coming up!
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