Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for January 12, 2015
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Transcript:
Arlo says, "Do you see us living in this house for the rest of our lives? Is that the plan? Is there a plan?" Janis says, "We've talked about this before!" Arlo says, "We've talked about everything before!"
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 10 years ago
iammu, Non, vous n’êtes pas “Juice”
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 10 years ago
Correct speleng iz always in the latest neus Sykle..( or at least incorrect spelling is )
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Time to revisit that topic, Janis.
damifid0 almost 10 years ago
Thank you very much,as you can tell i do not speak French. I took that from a news site and foolishly thought they would know the proper spelling. My BAD.Your spelling: je suis Charlie :) Peace.
damifid0 almost 10 years ago
Noted. :) Peace.
damifid0 almost 10 years ago
Sorry,your attention span is so fast. This is something that is not going away. Peace.
chizzel almost 10 years ago
Who is jesus Charlie?
1MadHat Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Just Flag it, whatever it is.
moosemin almost 10 years ago
Arlo, what happened to that boat? You always wanted one. How about USING it?
hippogriff almost 10 years ago
rwillpatbar: When analizing that type of error, go for a word for word translation. I will stick with mine: Juice am Charlie (gravy for juice is acceptable, but juice covers both liquid from fruit and from cooking meat).
ron almost 10 years ago
About 5 years, on average, for a family to live in each home that they own here in the west.
bachinsure almost 10 years ago
Arlo brings up a good point. Is is important to keep checking on where you are in life and what the next steps are. People change, communities change, finances change, friends change…move away etc, medical issues take over. Life goes on. Can’t go by old decisions. Heck even movies change. Always faster more intense, dramatic, and longer. But I digress…
paultunes almost 10 years ago
how about That Boat they bought from Gus to be close to the kids? that never happened.
Agent54 almost 10 years ago
Talked about everything – resolved very little. Downsizing is the elephant in the room. Who wants to or can work the yard and house at 70 or 80 without it being an issue? Who wants to leave tons of crap for the kids to sort though? My father was a person who lived sparse, and stayed in his house till 89. I wonder about the acre + and house I have and will I want to work it in 10 years? Or be able to, as for the junk, the wife will have to sort her stuff, my side side is thinned.