Anyhow…. looks like I missed some more fun…. though I was out have other fun, so I’m not really running at a fun deficit.
It would be nice to be able to bottle some up….you know, take a little out on a rainy day, when you have to do laundry…
One of those days when maybe you’re happy you at least found last Friday’s newspaper in the laundromat…but it turns but somebody already did the crossword and the Sudoku…completely incorrectly…in ink.You could pull out a piece of, say, yesterday’s party…there was plenty of extra fun there…
Gosh… I’m sorry….would love to have a nightcap with you!
One of the friends who took me to dinner just called to tell me she made it home…she usually does that…and NO we weren’t drinking….it’s just that it’s a 35 mile drive.
Tonight I have to do a sleep oximetry test to show that my CPAP is working. Imagine wearing a moustrap on on finger all night. I have to do this once a year until I retire from bus driving.
Anyway…. I was just checking into something…and I was right….three of you earned so much extra credit over these past few days, I was able to put in a word… pull a few strings…. and have these issued:
It has often been said, Tony is just an excitable boy. It was only yesterday, he called the neighbors and told them he had heard the ice cream truck again, and they should be on the look out. Saturday, he called dial a prayer, six times, it was so inspirational. The Friday before that, he had submitted his editorial to the Weekly Registry on multitasking in the modern era; one of his better reads. On Tuesday, he rose before the Tillers for Time monthly meeting to personally thank them for their “Rent a Rabbit” Easter Day Egg Hunt. A wild success; a colossal moment in block history. And today is the third straight day of work at home Thursday. These days are still in the experimental stage, but so good so far. Shirley is not so sure. She said, cut that out you’re going to hurt yourself, lose the socks, not those pants with that jacket and get back to the office. Good thing one of them has a practical side.
A great job by all in the planning & execution of the birthday bash. We should have a party for the organizers, but I don’t know who could organize it.
I think the test that Brian took is similar to the little clamp on thing I sometimes wear while doing some cardio workout (or dancing to music that y’all post on here). I can’t type while wearing it tho, and by the time I sit down at the keyboard, pulse is back to normal. I don’t know the point in the O2 reading (only time I ever was low there was a small case of Valley fever (years ago).
Late posting been down in West, Texas. Just got back. Was sent right after it happened. Lots of devastion I have seen since Nam. Spent all night looking for folks. Find some survivors and a few not so luck. Back to resupply and decompress. On standby for now.To the story.Tony is on the first hour of his five hour energy drink. Wait till he walks the dog!!!!Remember the “Moon Shoes”?I don’t bounce a lot in my office. I like to spin in my chair at times. I will be visiting with some one (I know). Stop talking and do a spin. Come back and say “Go on…”
There were areas we could not get to at the time due to dangerous situations as the fire was still going on and if you notice all those farm Anhydrous Ammonia tanks around. There was possibility of leakage much less more explosions. When I went into the area I was assigned I had my protective mask on that they gave us for WMD situations. One person asked why? I said smell that ammonia? Look at that vapor cloud in that depression on the road. One remarked “It don’t smell so strong now.” I said “Right because it kills your sense of smell first then begins on your lungs. You need to get to fresh air quickly.” Right after that others with my team had masks on. The guy who lost his smell later took a bit ill from exposure. He would be okay but if he had stayed longer?I know West, Texas also. My old Sergeant is a Gerik and is from that community. He retired years ago. I saw him while I was down there. He was in tears. He may have lost some relatives he thinks who were on the volunteer FD first in but at the time he was not sure. He asked if I could check. I told him I would try but at the time info was unavailable. There was a FD unit and fighters on the scene close fighting the blaze. I don’t think they made it. That blast was incredible. Refer back to Texas City after WWII when the ship load of fertilizer went up. There were 12 firefighters and the truck on the dock when it blew. They never found them or the truck. A portion of the ship boiler weight near 10 tons was found five miles inland. The blast is that powerful.
I have a spare case..er… bottle or two of Dom P. that washed up mysteriously near my galleon. I’ll bring them down to the Tiki with a label warning that these are specifically for you.Since your carpentry skills are so good, perhaps we may discuss bookcases in my home ? Just kidding !
Quick Drive by to say hello Balladeers! Only 41 comments on BS? Really? 41? WE NEED ANOTHER BIRTHDAY SALUTE! WHOSE NEXT?
Again Susan, I hope your birthday was wonderful! I know it was Tuesday, and today is Thursday, but my week was BUSY, and I am glad you enjoyed your celebration here!
I think everyone is a little deflated by the tradgedies. I got that wireless hub my daughter sent connected today and also recognised by my computer system, software and malwear. Have to get hold of her to sign onto the old laptop and anyway (after sorting files till midnight last night for my backup) I’ll have a soaking bath and get to bed early tonight.See y’all in the morning bright and . . . whatever!
Thanks, Veteran, for you service. It is so tragic what happened in West, TX. Arlington schools are doing a collection of needed supplies for the workers on Saturday.
margueritem almost 12 years ago
Bet he gets a lot of work done that way…koff, koff…
x_Tech almost 12 years ago
@ShikamooI can indeed make the transcript bigger but you’re right it will take longer.
Thank youx_Tech almost 12 years ago
@Shikamoo
StelBelx_Tech almost 12 years ago
I don’t see Tony’s ankles as the definition of supple.
margueritem almost 12 years ago
Hi, Ms. Shika!
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
X … perhaps you’re missing the supple-ty of the drawing…..
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Anyhow…. looks like I missed some more fun…. though I was out have other fun, so I’m not really running at a fun deficit.
It would be nice to be able to bottle some up….you know, take a little out on a rainy day, when you have to do laundry…
One of those days when maybe you’re happy you at least found last Friday’s newspaper in the laundromat…but it turns but somebody already did the crossword and the Sudoku…completely incorrectly…in ink.You could pull out a piece of, say, yesterday’s party…there was plenty of extra fun there…
and suck on it for a while…
aaaahhhh.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Hi Marg!
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Did I miss you, Bev?
Gosh… I’m sorry….would love to have a nightcap with you!
One of the friends who took me to dinner just called to tell me she made it home…she usually does that…and NO we weren’t drinking….it’s just that it’s a 35 mile drive.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Tonight I have to do a sleep oximetry test to show that my CPAP is working. Imagine wearing a moustrap on on finger all night. I have to do this once a year until I retire from bus driving.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Anyway…. I was just checking into something…and I was right….three of you earned so much extra credit over these past few days, I was able to put in a word… pull a few strings…. and have these issued:
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Hi Bri — I didn’t think about the bus driving aspect of CPAP.
I guess it makes sense.
Actually I’d appreciate being given that test…they just kinda turn you out here and say “Have a nice life.”
You can re-order supplies and if you have a problem, make an appointment… which is hard to get.But nobody does any follow-up, otherwise… EVER.
Downundergirl almost 12 years ago
I want one of those trampolines here at work. My bouncy sitting ball has a leak and the tramp would be great!
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Shika — I would love to ride with Prince Mua.
Perhaps he can give me a tip or two about acting royal.Cats are soooo good at it.
We can go in Kitty-Kitty Bang-Bang if he feels more comfortable…if a human my size fits in, cos I don’t know whether it’s a cat-size car.
But if he’d like a ride in my car…. I can assure you (and him) that before his recent retirement, Elvis was a limo at SCHAABS, working for StelBel.
He was always kind, patient and and courteous to animals of every species, and a very careful driver….just as I count on his being today.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
DownUnderGirl said…
“the tramp would be great!”
Hi UpsideDownGirl….
Spend enough time under the table at bars, and I’m sure you can find a tramp!
LOL
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Nobody on the street, not many in the Tiki Bar…Ballard County is sleeping, resting up from all the people and activity.
I’m still recovering myself…not just from the all the activity, but from the shock…and the excitement…and the emotional high…
Can’t stay awake.. so I’m off to bed…with one more big
Lefty2 almost 12 years ago
It has often been said, Tony is just an excitable boy. It was only yesterday, he called the neighbors and told them he had heard the ice cream truck again, and they should be on the look out. Saturday, he called dial a prayer, six times, it was so inspirational. The Friday before that, he had submitted his editorial to the Weekly Registry on multitasking in the modern era; one of his better reads. On Tuesday, he rose before the Tillers for Time monthly meeting to personally thank them for their “Rent a Rabbit” Easter Day Egg Hunt. A wild success; a colossal moment in block history. And today is the third straight day of work at home Thursday. These days are still in the experimental stage, but so good so far. Shirley is not so sure. She said, cut that out you’re going to hurt yourself, lose the socks, not those pants with that jacket and get back to the office. Good thing one of them has a practical side.
GROG Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Dig those socks. They still wear socks like that?
A great job by all in the planning & execution of the birthday bash. We should have a party for the organizers, but I don’t know who could organize it.
Linguist almost 12 years ago
Now, the manager at Ballard Bank & Trust and Swap Meet finally knows why Tony’s check are always bouncing !
Storm F-1/4 almost 12 years ago
Mi tongue ish stuk to ta foor
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I’ll bet he was a bouncing baby boy…
vldazzle almost 12 years ago
I don’t have a trampoline of any size, but my Bosu is about the size of that one.
vldazzle almost 12 years ago
I think the test that Brian took is similar to the little clamp on thing I sometimes wear while doing some cardio workout (or dancing to music that y’all post on here). I can’t type while wearing it tho, and by the time I sit down at the keyboard, pulse is back to normal. I don’t know the point in the O2 reading (only time I ever was low there was a small case of Valley fever (years ago).
Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Late posting been down in West, Texas. Just got back. Was sent right after it happened. Lots of devastion I have seen since Nam. Spent all night looking for folks. Find some survivors and a few not so luck. Back to resupply and decompress. On standby for now.To the story.Tony is on the first hour of his five hour energy drink. Wait till he walks the dog!!!!Remember the “Moon Shoes”?I don’t bounce a lot in my office. I like to spin in my chair at times. I will be visiting with some one (I know). Stop talking and do a spin. Come back and say “Go on…”
Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago
There were areas we could not get to at the time due to dangerous situations as the fire was still going on and if you notice all those farm Anhydrous Ammonia tanks around. There was possibility of leakage much less more explosions. When I went into the area I was assigned I had my protective mask on that they gave us for WMD situations. One person asked why? I said smell that ammonia? Look at that vapor cloud in that depression on the road. One remarked “It don’t smell so strong now.” I said “Right because it kills your sense of smell first then begins on your lungs. You need to get to fresh air quickly.” Right after that others with my team had masks on. The guy who lost his smell later took a bit ill from exposure. He would be okay but if he had stayed longer?I know West, Texas also. My old Sergeant is a Gerik and is from that community. He retired years ago. I saw him while I was down there. He was in tears. He may have lost some relatives he thinks who were on the volunteer FD first in but at the time he was not sure. He asked if I could check. I told him I would try but at the time info was unavailable. There was a FD unit and fighters on the scene close fighting the blaze. I don’t think they made it. That blast was incredible. Refer back to Texas City after WWII when the ship load of fertilizer went up. There were 12 firefighters and the truck on the dock when it blew. They never found them or the truck. A portion of the ship boiler weight near 10 tons was found five miles inland. The blast is that powerful.
Linguist almost 12 years ago
I have a spare case..er… bottle or two of Dom P. that washed up mysteriously near my galleon. I’ll bring them down to the Tiki with a label warning that these are specifically for you.Since your carpentry skills are so good, perhaps we may discuss bookcases in my home ? Just kidding !
Linguist almost 12 years ago
Hey Kiddo, I’ve got your favorite adult beverage waiting for you. Park that broom and come to the room !
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Quick Drive by to say hello Balladeers! Only 41 comments on BS? Really? 41? WE NEED ANOTHER BIRTHDAY SALUTE! WHOSE NEXT?
Again Susan, I hope your birthday was wonderful! I know it was Tuesday, and today is Thursday, but my week was BUSY, and I am glad you enjoyed your celebration here!
vldazzle almost 12 years ago
I think everyone is a little deflated by the tradgedies. I got that wireless hub my daughter sent connected today and also recognised by my computer system, software and malwear. Have to get hold of her to sign onto the old laptop and anyway (after sorting files till midnight last night for my backup) I’ll have a soaking bath and get to bed early tonight.See y’all in the morning bright and . . . whatever!
missjunebug almost 12 years ago
Thanks, Veteran, for you service. It is so tragic what happened in West, TX. Arlington schools are doing a collection of needed supplies for the workers on Saturday.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Awaiting change over. They screwed up the format at Comics Kingdom. It’s as if they don’t want anyone to read any comics there.
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Good Night Ballardeers. I just wanted to touch base and make sure everyone is safe.
Sleep well.
Tigressy almost 2 years ago
I love that band! – Even their human counterpart:
https://cleoandcompany.net/april-18-2023/
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Good morning Balladeers and Tigressy!