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  1. 6. Bobs Big Boy piggy bank
  2. 4. Dillars ashes
  3. Everyone wrecks their first car Kel
  4. Both me and my sister had Pintos lol. I've had around 20 cars. I would buy one, fix it up some and sell it for a profit when something else came around.
  5. No it was a green one from the newspaper. Easily recognizable
  6. @Kris, Grand Prix' were one of my dad's favorite cars. My parents owned several of them in my youth
  7. @Kris and @Linda, my Dillar the one Tiki looks like swallowed a rubber band that I saw about a quarter inch of poking out. Imagine how fun that was to pull out
  8. @Linda, she's a Norwegian Forest kitty
  9. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Lunch at noon
  10. Well that was gross, saw something dangling off Tiki's tail and of course I couldn't just leave it there so I pulled it off bare handed and it turned out to be a dingle ball wrapped around her hair on her tail! Lordy, I have NEVER had a cat that was such a mess with those dang dingle balls. AND she's the second cat of that breed I've had and my Dillar was never so messy
  11. Oh @Linda, that is just what you needed! I'm really happy for you and your friends
  12. I'm in California too @Kris and I hate the cold so you guys have fun, I'll attend the party virtually over zoom lol
  13. 2. Concert ticket stubs
  14. Woohoo number nine @Gus, how awesome is that?! Merry Christmas on this your first smoke free Christmas
  15. Boo @notsmokinjo, definitely something going around here too. On December 4th I had a stomach bug and threw up probably 25-30 times between Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon. And the first time it came out of nowhere resulting in me, my sheets, quilt and even the cat getting some. It was horrible! Hope Birdie feels better soon
  16. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Cat threw up
  17. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Pour me one
  18. jillar

    Covid up tick

    @Kris and @Doreensfree, I hope your family members get well soon...That new Omnicon is supposedly like 70 times easier to catch then the other variants
  19. I'm not in a wheelchair @Kris, my worry is just having enough portable oxygen to get to and from the Dr visit. And thankfully come the end of March I won't have to worry anymore
  20. 8. Paint the fence In their curio cabinet
  21. Success! Just received this email from our Mayor: After contacting Sue Anderson, President of Marian Hospital, she directed me to Dr. Robertson regarding this issue. They are trying to recruit. It seems that this is a problem throughout the country. Access to Pulmonology is very critical and the covid has exacerbated the problem. A Pulmonologist is expected to start seeing patients by late March 2022. I know this doesn’t help you right now but help is coming soon. Alice Patino
  22. 4. Clean oven
  23. 2. Organize the closets
  24. @Linda, I have options if I want to travel 45 minutes to another county or an hour to one in my own county but being on portable oxygen its just too far without having to bring multiple tanks. And that would be too hard for me to do on my own. We really just need at least one in our immediate area
  25. Feeling positive that after emailing my county supervisor and mayor Pro Tem to no avail about the lack of even one pulmonologist in my city of over 100,000 people I was able to get a response from our actual mayor who said she would look into it for me. Fingers crossed and I know it will take time but I suggested they offer incentives like they do with businesses they are trying to attract to our area. My next move will be notifying the news stations so I'm really hoping something comes out of the mayor doing something about it.

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