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flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

RE: Simply Sunday

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Peyton is in for Denver & doing GREAT!

flan

Honeys_Mom · Mod & Permanent Board Sweetheart

flan327 wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
Honeys_Mom wrote:
I know what to do_sometimes wrote:
Honeys_Mom wrote:
Good news, Flan.
I'm sorry, Lindley... that just blows chunks.
Ok, what are you, 12?
Yes.
I love your new avatar, Honeys!
How cute!
Yes, I love it too!
flan

Thank you smile

Nobody Just Nobody · Rib-it! Rrrib-it!

Honey is so cute!

NAOW · Vette's SS

Divine Geek wrote:
Oh, and NAOW, the blanket you sent me is so soft. I brought it to the hospital for my dad. He's napping under it right now.

I'm glad! I hope he gets lots of rest under it :)

It is soft, I kind of wished I picked one up for myself when I was getting yours sent.

just Czech · Give Me Grand's!

Chiefs won! Denver won (small yay), and praying the Vikings win over Green Bay.

I'm taking my (second) large glass of wine upstairs to bed with me, so I can watch the game in total comfort. biggrin

Ah heck, might as well take the bottle with me.

Later folks!

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

just Czech wrote:
Chiefs won! Denver won (small yay), and praying the Vikings win over Green Bay.

I'm taking my (second) large glass of wine upstairs to bed with me, so I can watch the game in total comfort.
Ah heck, might as well take the bottle with me.
Later folks!

Good night, Czech!

Enjoy the game! smile

NAOW · Vette's SS

Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!

I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday! wink

Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!

NAOW · Vette's SS

Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!

The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.

Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?

Is that still allowed?

NAOW · Vette's SS

Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?

Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).

I'm sure the children will be happy with the cupcakes, NAOW. smile

It's kind of a shame you can't bring homemade treats anymore. cry

They were always so good.

weltschmerz · Guru

NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).

My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)

It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).
My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)
It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."

That's a shame.

Oh well, times sure have changed.

And not always for the better, I'm sad to say.

Nobody Just Nobody · Rib-it! Rrrib-it!

Such craziness!

NAOW · Vette's SS

weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).
My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)
It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."

Wow. Luckily we aren't in a nut free school. We have to do store bought and include the list of ingredients.

Lindley · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
flan327 wrote:
I called DS1; he's okay.

He said that there were at least 10 people involved in the fight on the train. Everybody else was leaving the car.

flan
I'm glad he's okay, flan.
That had to be nerve wracking.
I thought I was being silly, but DH was worried too.
My fool son said he wanted to stick around & see what happened...
I can tell you what happened. Someone likely pulled a knife or gun.
flan

I'm glad he didn't stick around and that he is safe. How scary for you and dh.

weltschmerz · Guru

Fort Worth Mom wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).
My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)
It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."
That's a shame.
Oh well, times sure have changed.
And not always for the better, I'm sad to say.

Well, one child at that daycare has a fatal nut allergy. They can't take the chance.

There's all kinds of nuts and nut dust in regular bakeries. If something happened to your allergic child, you'd be very upset with the lack of cautionary measures.

Lindley · Guru

weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?

I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.

Lindley · Guru

lilyofcourse wrote:
Did ya'll know Downton Abby is ending?

Oh no, glad I saw this, I just set it to record the series.

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

weltschmerz wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).
My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)
It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."
That's a shame.
Oh well, times sure have changed.
And not always for the better, I'm sad to say.
Well, one child at that daycare has a fatal nut allergy. They can't take the chance.
There's all kinds of nuts and nut dust in regular bakeries. If something happened to your allergic child, you'd be very upset with the lack of cautionary measures.

If a school is only going to allow cakes or treats from a "certified nut-free bakery", wouldn't you think they would let all the parents know that?

And provide a list of the bakeries that are nut free? confuse

I feel bad for your niece for wasting her money.

And for her son, who wasn't able to share his treat with his class. cry

NAOW · Vette's SS

Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?
I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.

I'm sorry that happened to you Lindley. It's really a sad feeling that someone can do something like that to you. Someone keyed DH's car at his work after we moved to a new town when he started a new job. It was a small office with some toxic people and we were already feeling pretty out of place and unwelcome and then that happened. We don't know if if it was anyone he knew or just some kids messing around, but we still felt really awful about it.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

That just sucks, Lindley.

Had a kid scratch the crap out of my car once.

Ran around and around it with a stick while I was sleeping, I worked 3rd at the time.

Called the police, made a report, was told nothing would ever come from it because as soon as the cop left, the family would disappear.

He was right, they moved out two days later.

Lindley · Guru

NAOW wrote:
Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?
I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.
I'm sorry that happened to you Lindley. It's really a sad feeling that someone can do something like that to you. Someone keyed DH's car at his work after we moved to a new town when he started a new job. It was a small office with some toxic people and we were already feeling pretty out of place and unwelcome and then that happened. We don't know if if it was anyone he knew or just some kids messing around, but we still felt really awful about it.

I'm sorry it happen to all you and to fwm and other peeps that had this happened to.

Fort Worth Mom · Mod/Penguin lover/Princess!

Well, my pretties.

My alarm is set for 5:30 am.

I guess I should hit the hay, so I'm all rested and ready, to do my civic duty in the morning! Yee haw! wink

Maybe a little song, before I go?

Heigh ho, heigh ho,

It's off to court I go...

(You can whistle the rest... biggrin )

Have a good night, everyone!

Lindley · Guru

Rest well and good luck tomorrow.

chef · Guru

NAOW: Happy Birthday to your DD!

chef · Guru

NAOW wrote:
Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?
I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.
I'm sorry that happened to you Lindley. It's really a sad feeling that someone can do something like that to you. Someone keyed DH's car at his work after we moved to a new town when he started a new job. It was a small office with some toxic people and we were already feeling pretty out of place and unwelcome and then that happened. We don't know if if it was anyone he knew or just some kids messing around, but we still felt really awful about it.

An ex-coworker of mine did $5k worth of damage to my truck. From the looks of it, he dragged his car the length of my driver's side when he was backing out. Unfortunately, that area of the parking lot wasn't visible on the camera and he never came back to work.

weltschmerz · Guru

Fort Worth Mom wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Fort Worth Mom wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Back to school tomorrow for DD. It's also her birthday. We had her party today at a trampoline park. The kids had a lot of fun. I can't believe she is 8 already!
I'm glad she had a fun party! Boo on having to go back to school on her birthday!
Wow, 8 already? Time sure does fly!
The bright side is that it makes her more excited for going back to school, lol. This is the first year that her birthday falls on a school day.
Oh, got it! Does she get to bring in a treat for the class?
Is that still allowed?
Yes, but I dropped the ball. I forgot to order anything special, so I'm going to pick up cupcakes tomorrow morning (not allowed to bring anything homemade).
My niece brought a bakery cake for her son's daycare. (It was his birthday)
It wasn't allowed because it wasn't from a "certified nut-free bakery."
That's a shame.
Oh well, times sure have changed.
And not always for the better, I'm sad to say.
Well, one child at that daycare has a fatal nut allergy. They can't take the chance.
There's all kinds of nuts and nut dust in regular bakeries. If something happened to your allergic child, you'd be very upset with the lack of cautionary measures.
If a school is only going to allow cakes or treats from a "certified nut-free bakery", wouldn't you think they would let all the parents know that?
And provide a list of the bakeries that are nut free?
I feel bad for your niece for wasting her money.
And for her son, who wasn't able to share his treat with his class.

Oh, the cake didn't go to waste. It came from a REALLY good French bakery.

biggrin

weltschmerz · Guru

NAOW wrote:
Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?
I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.
I'm sorry that happened to you Lindley. It's really a sad feeling that someone can do something like that to you. Someone keyed DH's car at his work after we moved to a new town when he started a new job. It was a small office with some toxic people and we were already feeling pretty out of place and unwelcome and then that happened. We don't know if if it was anyone he knew or just some kids messing around, but we still felt really awful about it.

Some kids came by on our street and knocked all the side mirrors off the cars with a baseball bat. Mine included.

NAOW · Vette's SS

chef wrote:
NAOW: Happy Birthday to your DD!

Thanks :)

NAOW · Vette's SS

weltschmerz wrote:
NAOW wrote:
Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:
Lindley wrote:
Yes someone keyed my car. I have no idea where either or when. I don't understand why someone would do that.
Oh man! That's terrible! Will your insurance cover that without paying a deductible?
I think so, we do have good insurance. It is just a pain in the neck and It just upsets me that someone would have the mindset of damaging someone else property. I would understand it more if it was a accident but to take a key or rock and just scratch on purpose to be mean. Oh well. I will just concentrate on snuggling my grandson tomorrow. His mommy is have separation anxiety. She came by to drop off diapers and extra clothing and she had tears in her eyes. She is a good mommy. I'm so blessed to have her for a DIL.
I'm sorry that happened to you Lindley. It's really a sad feeling that someone can do something like that to you. Someone keyed DH's car at his work after we moved to a new town when he started a new job. It was a small office with some toxic people and we were already feeling pretty out of place and unwelcome and then that happened. We don't know if if it was anyone he knew or just some kids messing around, but we still felt really awful about it.
Some kids came by on our street and knocked all the side mirrors off the cars with a baseball bat. Mine included.

Ugh. That is awful.