The lesson here is to keep things in perspective. Your life may be dull, Luann.. but there are lots of people, worse off than you, who would love that dull life.
So Luann… maybe try to date some guys to spice things up a bit?
I think she just insulted Mrs Horner. Well, only YOU are in charge of your life. It’s up to you to have a more interesting life, Luann. Never mind. I was reminded that you are NOT in charge of your life. People named Greg and Karen are.
Tell you what, Luann—how about varying your schedule? Like, finish your homework BEFORE dinner and then relaxing with Bernice until bedtime? That will relax your brain and you’ll sleep better.
When did Mrs. Horner blow out both kidneys? That’s kind of a major development to just drop in casual conversation.
And for someone who never seems to do anything (or that we never see her do) Luann has quite a busy life. Too busy to be wandering around as a “blank slate.”
Hey guys, since when does Luanne need a boyfriend to have an interesting, fulfilling life? Isn’t that what the sixties were about? She needs an interest, something she loves to do, something she could get good at and even earn a living at, without needing a boyfriend to do it. THEN she’ll be a guy-magnet!
About 18 years ago, a long time friend of ours learned her kidneys were down to working less than 10%. She was on ‘peritoneal dialysis’ for 15 or 16 years. Every night she would connect herself to a machine that would flood her peritoneal area with a large amount of fluid while she slept, and it would remain in her all night until early morning when th machine would drain the fluid and all the waste or whatever it was that was absorbed out of her system and into a small line that went into a drain over in her bathroom. During th last few years of her life, she couldnt do that type of dialysis any more an had to go to a dialysis center ever few days for the regular type ‘hemodialysis’. Back in June, she decided she didnt want to live like that any more, and just stopped eating and drinking anything. We miss her in our lives.. we’d known her since 1982
lvlax about 5 hours ago
The lesson here is to keep things in perspective. Your life may be dull, Luann.. but there are lots of people, worse off than you, who would love that dull life.
So Luann… maybe try to date some guys to spice things up a bit?
Tenax about 4 hours ago
Boringly normal suddenly looks highly desirable.
J. Scarbrough about 4 hours ago
Dialysis?! So Mrs. Horner is. . . .?
snsurone76 about 4 hours ago
Didn’t know Mrs. Horner has kidney failure.
9thCapricorn about 4 hours ago
I think she just insulted Mrs Horner. Well, only YOU are in charge of your life. It’s up to you to have a more interesting life, Luann. Never mind. I was reminded that you are NOT in charge of your life. People named Greg and Karen are.
snsurone76 about 4 hours ago
Tell you what, Luann—how about varying your schedule? Like, finish your homework BEFORE dinner and then relaxing with Bernice until bedtime? That will relax your brain and you’ll sleep better.
Enter.Name.Here about 3 hours ago
My mom did dialysis for 3 years. Terrible thing to have to go through Miss you mom. RIP.
tcat37 Premium Member about 3 hours ago
Luann is really boring, let’s go back to the Tiff and Steph cat fight.
beb01 about 3 hours ago
When did Mrs. Horner blow out both kidneys? That’s kind of a major development to just drop in casual conversation.
And for someone who never seems to do anything (or that we never see her do) Luann has quite a busy life. Too busy to be wandering around as a “blank slate.”
rshive about 3 hours ago
Dullness is fun.
kenhense about 3 hours ago
Very sad.
montymiff about 2 hours ago
Hey guys, since when does Luanne need a boyfriend to have an interesting, fulfilling life? Isn’t that what the sixties were about? She needs an interest, something she loves to do, something she could get good at and even earn a living at, without needing a boyfriend to do it. THEN she’ll be a guy-magnet!
Wilkins068 about 1 hour ago
About 18 years ago, a long time friend of ours learned her kidneys were down to working less than 10%. She was on ‘peritoneal dialysis’ for 15 or 16 years. Every night she would connect herself to a machine that would flood her peritoneal area with a large amount of fluid while she slept, and it would remain in her all night until early morning when th machine would drain the fluid and all the waste or whatever it was that was absorbed out of her system and into a small line that went into a drain over in her bathroom. During th last few years of her life, she couldnt do that type of dialysis any more an had to go to a dialysis center ever few days for the regular type ‘hemodialysis’. Back in June, she decided she didnt want to live like that any more, and just stopped eating and drinking anything. We miss her in our lives.. we’d known her since 1982
GirlGeek Premium Member 36 minutes ago
Luann, you know better than that