hey

August 18, 2005

Thanx SuZie, this is my first garden.

Yes, I'll admit it is a bit different living where it's always summer.

dannysuzie <suzieandsandy@...> wrote:

Hey Cap'n Dan, I love gardening - started my first garden when I got this place. Should've made raised beds tho' - my back kills me, so I have to split my gardening time into pain free limits & rest in between. Last year I just couldn't find the energy to plant or weed, this year I didn't plant til late June so my harvest won't be very big. There is nothing in this world like veggies you've grown yourself - so fresh & tasty, not like the ones from the supermarket, grown for length of shelf life & ripened artificially.

Good luck with your garden, must be nice to have perpetual summer.

SuZie

captdanny <captdankw@...> wrote:

Yeah, I guess grace is not my strong suit lately, plus I can't see worth a shit at night.

It's a good thing I've memorized where all a womans body parts are, one of the benefits of nursing school.

The digs here are nice, I started a vegetable garden, a first for me.

I didn't buy any seeds yet, I just planted seeds from the shit I eat and so far it seems to be working.

Everyone here thinks I'm nuts because nobdy here has ever had a vegetable garden here, and to make it worse I watch arts and crafts shows and cooking shows on tv.

Went to a support vigil for Sheehan last night, there were quite a few Viet Nam vets there, a lot of non-vets were surprised at that, neither of the bushes showed up.

dannyKathy brunow <kathy-boo@...> wrote:

Danny you must be as graceful as me ha ha.. And that is not very dear.. Soo hows the digs at the Va housing?? They letting you sneak women in??? Kathy

-- Re: hey

Haaaa!!! I remember that Danny!...

Re: hey

Liz, I just had one of my casts removed, complete with pins, the other day.

One more to go.

Stop breaking yourself kid.

I moved again, no more living above a clothing optional bar.

I'm still in Key West but am now in veterans housing.

love ya kid,

dannyliz <elwilkinson@...> wrote:

I'll try this one more time...Welcome back Danny..I hope your vacation was worth it it.Jen, Transplants take a whileTo my friends..I love you to the moon and back.I have another cast on my wrist for a month.

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August 18, 2005

Thanx SuZie, this is my first garden.

Yes, I'll admit it is a bit different living where it's always summer.

dannysuzie <suzieandsandy@...> wrote:

Hey Cap'n Dan, I love gardening - started my first garden when I got this place. Should've made raised beds tho' - my back kills me, so I have to split my gardening time into pain free limits & rest in between. Last year I just couldn't find the energy to plant or weed, this year I didn't plant til late June so my harvest won't be very big. There is nothing in this world like veggies you've grown yourself - so fresh & tasty, not like the ones from the supermarket, grown for length of shelf life & ripened artificially.

Good luck with your garden, must be nice to have perpetual summer.

SuZie

captdanny <captdankw@...> wrote:

Yeah, I guess grace is not my strong suit lately, plus I can't see worth a shit at night.

It's a good thing I've memorized where all a womans body parts are, one of the benefits of nursing school.

The digs here are nice, I started a vegetable garden, a first for me.

I didn't buy any seeds yet, I just planted seeds from the shit I eat and so far it seems to be working.

Everyone here thinks I'm nuts because nobdy here has ever had a vegetable garden here, and to make it worse I watch arts and crafts shows and cooking shows on tv.

Went to a support vigil for Sheehan last night, there were quite a few Viet Nam vets there, a lot of non-vets were surprised at that, neither of the bushes showed up.

dannyKathy brunow <kathy-boo@...> wrote:

Danny you must be as graceful as me ha ha.. And that is not very dear.. Soo hows the digs at the Va housing?? They letting you sneak women in??? Kathy

-- Re: hey

Haaaa!!! I remember that Danny!...

Re: hey

Liz, I just had one of my casts removed, complete with pins, the other day.

One more to go.

Stop breaking yourself kid.

I moved again, no more living above a clothing optional bar.

I'm still in Key West but am now in veterans housing.

love ya kid,

dannyliz <elwilkinson@...> wrote:

I'll try this one more time...Welcome back Danny..I hope your vacation was worth it it.Jen, Transplants take a whileTo my friends..I love you to the moon and back.I have another cast on my wrist for a month.

Seseni® IncrediDesign

Artwork courtesy of Jody Bergsma, Artist

www.bergsma.com

__________________________________________________

September 8, 2005

This is a letter my sister sent to all networks and a few cable and the W. McKell <calebhunts@...> wrote:

Pahl Shipley, Press OfficeGovernor's Office> 9/24/05> > Gov. has invited 6,000 evacuees to NewMexico. A fine > thing to do, but what would make it better would beincluding > assistance dog teams who I know must live in theaffected area. > These dogs are our eyes, ears, medical/seizurealarms, mobility aids > and, of course, emotional support. I am quite hardof hearing and > Gemma, a 1-year-old pup in training, beings me thephone, picks up > my keys when I drop them, and alerts me to someoneat the door.> > To separate a more mature team than Gem and I are,would be > impossibly insensitive. We have a lot of room inNew Mexico, so it > should be possible to bring some of these teamshere. It will look > great for the media and

the voters.> > Thanks for your time, and I hope we can help thesepeople and their > working dogs.> > Wheldon> Espanola, New Mexico> calebhunts@...> 505.753.0693--- Liz wrote:> You best have your feet up!> > love you> > > Take care,> Liz> > ______________________________________________________Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.http://store./redcross-donate3/

Take care,

Liz

September 22, 2005

Well I know one thing for sure I'm sure the people of Texas will behave better

than the ones in New Orleans did .

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

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September 22, 2005

Well I know one thing for sure I'm sure the people of Texas will behave better

than the ones in New Orleans did .

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

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the support you need with us.

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September 22, 2005

I am sure you are right liz,, ppl in Texas are gentlemenly and womanly.. and no

one will be taken advantage of.. hugs to you

elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote:Well I know one thing for sure

I'm sure the people of Texas will behave better than the ones in New Orleans did

..

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

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September 22, 2005

I am sure you are right liz,, ppl in Texas are gentlemenly and womanly.. and no

one will be taken advantage of.. hugs to you

elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote:Well I know one thing for sure

I'm sure the people of Texas will behave better than the ones in New Orleans did

..

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you have found

the support you need with us.

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September 22, 2005

Thanks hun , luv ya I hope you feel better now

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you have found

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September 22, 2005

Yes your right.They deserve to act like this in the face of

tragedy.In fact we should probably teach our children this behavior so

they know what to do when tough things happen.Why cant we just be

truthful and say that this is bad behavior.Upset is one thing but

selfesh and ungrateful are quite another.

> get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

> 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

> what's happened to them?

September 22, 2005

Yes lets all cross our fingers for the next round with mother

nature.My moms on her way to Odessa to stay with my sis.I am sure the

people of Texas will respond much differently also.

Well I know one thing for

sure I'm sure the people of Texas will behave better than the ones in

New Orleans did .

> hey

>

> get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

> 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

> what's happened to them?

>

> It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope

you have found the support you need with us.

>

> If you are using email for your posts, for easy access to our

group, just click the link--

Hepatitis C/

>

> Happy Posting

>

September 22, 2005

I will pray for your families safety through all of this .

hey

>

> get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

> 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

> what's happened to them?

>

> It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope

you have found the support you need with us.

>

> If you are using email for your posts, for easy access to our

group, just click the link--

Hepatitis C/

>

> Happy Posting

>

September 22, 2005

Well I think I am going to have to re-think school,,

this has upset me more than anything has in the past,

I have struggled so hard to get good grades, I have to

re read things a million times and sometimes I still

cant remember what I read,, so I dont know,, maybe he

is right, I will never make a good doc, Who knows,,

anyway, have a good time,,

I love you too

jax

--- elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote:

> Thanks hun , luv ya I hope you feel better now

> hey

>

> get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better

> now to be the

> 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those

> people' be upset at

> what's happened to them?

>

> It's a pleasure having you join in our

> conversations. We hope you have found the support

> you need with us.

>

> If you are using email for your posts, for easy

> access to our group, just click the link--

> Hepatitis C/

>

> Happy Posting

>

September 22, 2005

Jackie,

Please don't let one comment from someone you don't even know deter

you from your goal. You've worked hard, and deserve to achieve this.

Keep up the good work, I know it can't be easy. You seem to have

compassion and a genuine caring attitude, and that will take you a

long way. The world, and especially the Hep C community, need more

folks like you in our corner.

Well I know one thing for sure I'm sure the

> > people of Texas will behave better than the ones in

> > New Orleans did .

> > hey

> >

> > get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better

> > now to be the

> > 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those

> > people' be upset at

> > what's happened to them?

> >

> > It's a pleasure having you join in our

> > conversations. We hope you have found the support

> > you need with us.

> >

> > If you are using email for your posts, for easy

> > access to our group, just click the link--

> > Hepatitis C/

> >

> > Happy Posting

> >

September 22, 2005

thank you hon,, I appreciate the vote of confidence,, lol,, hugs, jax

moondancerx1 <moondancerx1@...> wrote:Jackie,

Please don't let one comment from someone you don't even know deter

you from your goal. You've worked hard, and deserve to achieve this.

Keep up the good work, I know it can't be easy. You seem to have

compassion and a genuine caring attitude, and that will take you a

long way. The world, and especially the Hep C community, need more

folks like you in our corner.

Well I know one thing for sure I'm sure the

> > people of Texas will behave better than the ones in

> > New Orleans did .

> > hey

> >

> > get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better

> > now to be the

> > 'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those

> > people' be upset at

> > what's happened to them?

> >

> > It's a pleasure having you join in our

> > conversations. We hope you have found the support

> > you need with us.

> >

> > If you are using email for your posts, for easy

> > access to our group, just click the link--

> > Hepatitis C/

> >

> > Happy Posting

> >

September 23, 2005

Liz, can you please clarify something for me? Didn't you just buy

tons of new furniture, and are off to a 3 week trip to Europe, yet

you lied about your financial situation in order to get procrit, or

one of those expensive drugs for free or really cheap? I know you

" hated yourself for it, but you had to do what you had to do, " or

something like that.

In the media, and this IS documented, unlike the hoax, if there were

pictures of blacks, they were " looting, " yet if they were white, they

were " looking for food. "

Granted, nasty stuff happened in N.O., but it was definitely NOT the

majority.

Of course the people in Texas won't have the same problems, as they

won't have to wait three days for food and water. Cots will be

waiting. In other words, the Astrodome was not prepared. There were

no buses to take the poor or infirmed people out who had no

transportation or money to leave. N.O. was a cluster **** and that

won't be happening in Texas.

A point of fact is the people in New York affected by 9/11 raised a

ruckus for compensation, but the people in Oklahoma didn't.

I'm not judging any of these people. All the situations are

different. But it sure saddens my heart for the lack of compassion.

We are all God's children, and what's important is how we behave

toward our fellow man. If we do it for the " kudos " and " thank you's "

we better take a good look in the mirror.

And this Andy thing with you and Jackie is beyond understanding. I

don't think anyone but you two knew what any specifics were, as it

either happened at a different forum or in personal email. Why was

it even brought to this board? If fact, when Jackie first mentioned

Bette, I figured it was Andy's wife, and you were just joking around.

But when it was revealed that she runs a different forum, it seemed

apparent to me that Andy had every right to be angry, as you two

violated a kind of trust of forums...kind of like AA, what is said

here should stay here.

I just don't get it. Sure, Andy was angry...and you were both out of

line to talk about him on this forum, when you didn't even know he

was a member! How was he supposed to react? Oh...I think I

know...he should have said, " Thank you. "

I'm aware of the irony that in a sense I'm " judging " you, but it's

more out of confusion. If you can explain these discrepancies, and

clear it up for me, that would be great. However, I think it should

be done privately, and not on the board. We're still hurting from

the Edd/Annita riba-rage fiasco, where what was ok for one was not ok

for another...at least for a while before someone else was viciously

attacked.

Shoot, I was kind of attacked by chefboy when there was nothing in my

email that said how I felt, expect to say his post didn't belong on

this list. He, too, was spewing venom, but, yet again, that was ok.

He also posted the " hoax " as if he were the person who

volunteered...as if it were the truth from his mouth to God's ear.

Bon Voyage

Jane

PS Figure I'll get the boot regarding this email, so if any one

wants to write me privately, the addy is allaby@...

hey

get real chefboy and others. Does it feel better now to be the

'victims' of the tragedy? How dare 'those people' be upset at

what's happened to them?

It's a pleasure having you join in our conversations. We hope you

have found the support you need with us.

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September 23, 2005

Good Post Jane. And I do know that some people, especially

outside the US, have to pay for every word used in their e-mail

program or minutes. and some only get 30 minutes in the library.

so, please, if you can, set your own e-mail program to 'don't

copy the original message in replys' You can just copy and paste

the part of the message you want to answer. That saves so much

time, please? Also remember to keep the subject line fairly

close and use the OT if it's completely off the wall. These are

common courtesy's. ric

September 23, 2005

Good post, Jane, and good advice, Ric.

September 23, 2005

Ric,

Often when I post, I will delete all the stuff that doesn't pertain to

the subject I am currently posting about.

And yes I totally approve of being sure that OT is put in the subject

line.

Love

Janet

>

> Good Post Jane. And I do know that some people, especially

> outside the US, have to pay for every word used in their e-mail

> program or minutes. and some only get 30 minutes in the library.

> so, please, if you can, set your own e-mail program to 'don't

> copy the original message in replys' You can just copy and paste

> the part of the message you want to answer. That saves so much

> time, please? Also remember to keep the subject line fairly

> close and use the OT if it's completely off the wall. These are

> common courtesy's. ric

September 23, 2005