Mike

[Guest guest]

Hehehehehehe I was just going to ask you the same thing... Are you

afraid to go potty in the woods or have sex in the woods?? Either

way I think thats what Miss was getting at... hehehehehehe

Yes it was good to get out... Hope you had a good weekend as well...

Love ya

> Deanna, So nice to see you are getting to have a little fun for a

change.

> Keep it up.

> Hugs, MM P.S. Did you see what sent? Does a bear?

Whazzup with

> that? HUH?

[Guest guest]

Hey, Brat, my Brat, How are you today? I am better, again, but did have a

potty princess morning. Imodium AD is my best friend! hahahaha. Randy had a

scout camp

out and had to leave early this morning. Reesey and I took the van in for an

oil change, etc. It was a freebie from last winter when I had a tune up done

on the van,

and they messed up the first time and it had to go back. To apologize, they

gave me

a card for a free oil change and lube. Sure was nice to get it done and no

charge.

What a gift.

Also, received the rent from the summer theater intern who is staying in the

shack

in the backyard. So, we can now afford to replace our old TV without a

remote. The

boys want something spectacular, of course, but I just want a basic color TV

with

remote that works. We already have VCR and DVD players, so don't need

anything else

in my book. I know, I wasn't going to take another intern after last year's

fiasco, but

my old friend who does the housing stuff was desperate for housing for a late

hire,

so I gave in. He's really very quiet, neat, and not demanding, and is quite

happy to

camp out in the back of the house. He comes in to use kitchen and bath, but

works

six days a week, so is almost never around to bother anyone. Perfect tenant.

LOL

It pays $600 for the summer, doesn't cost me anything but a little more water

and

power, and we can afford that new TV. So, it works for me.

Gotta go and put my swollen feet up again. I retain so much water that I can

drop

twenty pounds overnight when I take a water pill. The trouble is, it also

gives me the

runs, then have to take Imodium AD, then start the whole cycle again. Don't

you LOVE

lupus? NOT!!!! Love, MM

[Guest guest]

LOL! A tv with no remote? And you can live?? When the one in the livingroom is missing you would think hte world had ended! The house is torn apart until it is found! And there is no way you can change channels or anything with your finger! It's just not done! I laugh watching Adam look for it. He is worse than .

I need to get an oil change on my car too. I have to get it inspected next week. Really should put my new registration sticker on too before the end of the month! I keep forgetting about that!

I wish I could get rid of 20 pounds over night. But I don't want to join the potty races! I'll just cheer for those of you racing! GOOOOOO Mike!

And what is up with those two who think they are angels??? Somebody slip them some goofy pills? We all know that I'm the innocent one!

Re: Mike

Hey, Brat, my Brat, How are you today? I am better, again, but did have a potty princess morning. Imodium AD is my best friend! hahahaha. Randy had a scout campout and had to leave early this morning. Reesey and I took the van in for an oil change, etc. It was a freebie from last winter when I had a tune up done on the van,and they messed up the first time and it had to go back. To apologize, they gave mea card for a free oil change and lube. Sure was nice to get it done and no charge.What a gift.Also, received the rent from the summer theater intern who is staying in the shackin the backyard. So, we can now afford to replace our old TV without a remote. Theboys want something spectacular, of course, but I just want a basic color TV withremote that works. We already have VCR and DVD players, so don't need anything elsein my book. I know, I wasn't going to take another intern after last year's fiasco, butmy old friend who does the housing stuff was desperate for housing for a late hire,so I gave in. He's really very quiet, neat, and not demanding, and is quite happy tocamp out in the back of the house. He comes in to use kitchen and bath, but workssix days a week, so is almost never around to bother anyone. Perfect tenant. LOLIt pays $600 for the summer, doesn't cost me anything but a little more water andpower, and we can afford that new TV. So, it works for me.Gotta go and put my swollen feet up again. I retain so much water that I can droptwenty pounds overnight when I take a water pill. The trouble is, it also gives me theruns, then have to take Imodium AD, then start the whole cycle again. Don't you LOVElupus? NOT!!!! Love, MM"The LUPIES Store" Come check out our store...http://www.cafepress.com/thelupies"The LUPIES Web Page"http://www.itzarion.com/lupusgroup.html"The LUPIES online photo albums!" Check out what your fellow Lupies look like...http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?username=lupies

[Guest guest]

- - I OFFERED you a real halo of your own, but you went and

messed it up for yourself. I think you'd best be nice to both a

C and I. Hers isn't a totally real halo, but super close. Side by

side you'd never know long as she put a good shine to hers first.

Hugs - a B.

> LOL! A tv with no remote? And you can live?? When the one in the

livingroom is missing you would think hte world had ended! The house

is torn apart until it is found! And there is no way you can change

channels or anything with your finger! It's just not done! I laugh

watching Adam look for it. He is worse than .

> I need to get an oil change on my car too. I have to get it

inspected next week. Really should put my new registration sticker on

too before the end of the month! I keep forgetting about that!

> I wish I could get rid of 20 pounds over night. But I don't want to

join the potty races! I'll just cheer for those of you racing!

GOOOOOO Mike!

> And what is up with those two who think they are angels??? Somebody

slip them some goofy pills? We all know that I'm the innocent one!

>

>

> Re: Mike

>

>

> Hey, Brat, my Brat, How are you today? I am better, again, but

did have a

> potty princess morning. Imodium AD is my best friend!

hahahaha. Randy had a

> scout camp

> out and had to leave early this morning. Reesey and I took the

van in for an

> oil change, etc. It was a freebie from last winter when I had a

tune up done

> on the van,

> and they messed up the first time and it had to go back. To

apologize, they

> gave me

> a card for a free oil change and lube. Sure was nice to get it

done and no

> charge.

> What a gift.

>

> Also, received the rent from the summer theater intern who is

staying in the

> shack

> in the backyard. So, we can now afford to replace our old TV

without a

> remote. The

> boys want something spectacular, of course, but I just want a

basic color TV

> with

> remote that works. We already have VCR and DVD players, so don't

need

> anything else

> in my book. I know, I wasn't going to take another intern after

last year's

> fiasco, but

> my old friend who does the housing stuff was desperate for

housing for a late

> hire,

> so I gave in. He's really very quiet, neat, and not demanding,

and is quite

> happy to

> camp out in the back of the house. He comes in to use kitchen

and bath, but

> works

> six days a week, so is almost never around to bother anyone.

Perfect tenant.

> LOL

> It pays $600 for the summer, doesn't cost me anything but a

little more water

> and

> power, and we can afford that new TV. So, it works for me.

>

> Gotta go and put my swollen feet up again. I retain so much

water that I can

> drop

> twenty pounds overnight when I take a water pill. The trouble

is, it also

> gives me the

> runs, then have to take Imodium AD, then start the whole cycle

again. Don't

> you LOVE

> lupus? NOT!!!! Love, MM

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

races! I'll just cheer for those of you racing! GOOOOOO Mike!

And what is up with those two who think they are angels??? Somebody slip them some goofy pills? We all know that I'm the innocent one!

----- Original Message

Hey , we where just establishing which of our halo's was shinier (sp) and then mean old Mike said if we have to clean them they aren't real and had to disillusion us,,,,,,, so sad,,,,,,,

a C

[Guest guest]

a B., and all, I think that the " silly stuff " we banter about puts us in

touch with

the children inside of each of us. That little person who BELIEVED in

fairies when the

fireflies came out at night, and KNEW that warts were caused by toads. You

know?

Being silly, in our little anonymous way, feels safe, makes us giggle, and in

a kind of

funny way, keeps us sane. So, being silly is allowed. It is, in fact, good

for us.

Loving hugs, MM

[Guest guest]

Yer right Barb, it's most certainly 'stupid talk.' I've already told

you all this, so try and be patient this second time through. When I

first joined the group I just knew I would learn all this great stuff

and be able to whine and be comforted. I was right!! Then I started

reading all these posts that were totally nonsence..all the jokes and

stuff..and I started thinking about leaving the group. I sent a

personal E-mail to one of the members who wrote me back about the

importance of humor, letting off steam, being silly when we hurt.

Yep, it's 'stupid talk' but some how it makes me feel better. Why is

that??? Hugs - a B.

I gotta tell you guys, this stupid talk is what has gotten me threw this past week. I need to laugh and you guys are my support group and that is the support that I needed. right?

a C

[Guest guest]

a C. Right. MM

[Guest guest]

a C. All I can say is - - ME TOO, ME TOO! And also - thanks

a for helping me through a bad week - I am finally starting to

feel better. Hugs - a B.

> In a message dated 6/23/2003 7:49:05 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

> granniepdb@y... writes:

>

>

> >

> > Yer right Barb, it's most certainly 'stupid talk.' I've already

told

> > you all this, so try and be patient this second time through.

When I

> > first joined the group I just knew I would learn all this great

stuff

> > and be able to whine and be comforted. I was right!! Then I

started

> > reading all these posts that were totally nonsence..all the jokes

and

> > stuff..and I started thinking about leaving the group. I sent a

> > personal E-mail to one of the members who wrote me back about the

> > importance of humor, letting off steam, being silly when we

hurt.

> > Yep, it's 'stupid talk' but some how it makes me feel better.

Why is

> > that??? Hugs - a B.

>

> I gotta tell you guys, this stupid talk is what has gotten me

threw this

> past week. I need to laugh and you guys are my support group and

that is the

> support that I needed. right?

> a C

[Guest guest]

a C. All I can say is - - ME TOO, ME TOO! And also - thanks

a for helping me through a bad week - I am finally starting to

feel better. Hugs - a B.

Aw gee a B that really does make my night. I had a pretty bad day and then I read this post and feel like maybe I am not TOTALLY worthless!

a C

[Guest guest]

Yep! I followed the "halo" posts eagerly. We all need a little

comic relief amid all the problems... And the short witty posts were

so much fun! Please keep sharing your light hearted banter... It's

Great!

Deb

Yes Deb, it was fun, but sadly I have to report an incident of a B conking me on my head with rocks and our flying practice. She is a very bad angel sometimes!

a C