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<< > > Subject: " Fasten Your Seat Belt - It' Going To Be A Bumpy Ride! "

> > > >>

> > > >> Occasionally, airline attendants make an effort to

> make the

> > > >> " in-flight safety lecture " and their other

> announcements a

> > > >> bit more entertaining.

> > > >>

> > > >> Here are some real examples that have been heard or

> reported:

> > > >>

> > > >> 1. From a Southwest Airlines employee.... " There may

> be 50

> > > >> ways to leave your lover, but there are only 4

> ways out of

> > > >> this airplane... "

> > > >>

> > > >> 2. Pilot- " Folks, we have reached our cruising

> altitude now,

> > > >> so I am going to switch the seat belt sign off.

> Feel free to

> > > >> move about as you wish, but please stay inside

> the plane till

> > > >> we land...it's a bit cold outside, and if you

> walk on the

> > > >> wings it affects the flight pattern. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 3. After landing: " Thank you for flying Delta

> Business Express.

> > > >> We hope you enjoyed giving us the business as

> much as we

> > > >> enjoyed taking you for a ride.

> > > >>

> > > >> 4. As the plane landed and was coming to a stop at

> Washington

> > > >> National, a lone voice comes over the

> loudspeaker: " Whoa, big

> > > >> fella. WHOA! "

> > > >>

> > > >> 5. After a particularly rough landing during

> thunderstorms in

> > > >> Memphis, a flight attendant on a Northwest

> flight announced:

> > > >> " Please take care when opening the overhead

> compartments

> > > >> because, after a landing like that, sure as hell

> everything

> > > >> has shifted. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 6. From a Southwest Airlines employee.... " Welcome

> aboard

> > > >> Southwest Flight XXX to YYY. To operate your

> seatbelt, insert

> > > >> the metal tab into the buckle, and pull tight.

> It works just

> > > >> like every other seatbelt and if you don't know

> how to

> > > >> operate one, you probably shouldn't be out in

> public

> > > >> unsupervised. In the event of a sudden loss of

> cabin pressure,

> > > >> oxygen masks will descend from the ceiling. Stop

> screaming,

> > > >> grab the mask, and pull it over your face. If

> you have a

> > > >> small child traveling with you, secure your mask

> before

> > > >> assisting with theirs. If you are traveling with

> two small

> > > >> children, decide now which one you love more.

> > > >>

> > > >> 7. Weather at our destination is 50 degrees with some

> broken

> > > >> clouds, but they'll try to have them fixed

> before we arrive.

> > > >> Thank you, and remember, nobody loves you or

> your money, more

> > > >> than Southwest Airlines. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 8. " Your seat cushions can be used for flotation and

> in the

> > > >> event of an emergency water landing, please take

> them with

> > > >> our compliments. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 9. " As you exit the plane, please make sure to gather

> all

> > > >> of your belongings. Anything left behind will be

> distributed

> > > >> evenly among the flight attendants. Please do

> not leave

> > > >> children or spouses. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 10. " Last one off the plane must clean it. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 11. From the pilot during his welcome message: " We

> are pleased

> > > >> to have some of the best flight attendants in

> the industry...

> > > >> Unfortunately none of them are on this

> flight...!

> > > >>

> > > >> 12. Overheard on an American Airlines flight into

> Amarillo,

> > > >> Texas, on a particularly windy and bumpy day.

> During the final

> > > >> approach, the Captain was really having to

> fight it After an

> > > >> extremely hard landing, the Flight Attendant

> came on the PA

> > > >> and announced, " Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome

> to Amarillo.

> > > >> Please remain in your seats with your

> seatbelts fastened while

> > > >> the Captain taxis what's left of our airplane

> to the gate! "

> > > >>

> > > >> 13. Another flight Attendant's comment on a less than

> perfect

> landing:

> > > >> " We ask you to please remain seated as Captain

> Kangaroo

> bounces

> > > >> us to the terminal. "

> > > >>

> > > >> 14. An airline pilot wrote that on this particular

> flight he had

> > > >> hammered his ship into the runway really hard. The

> airline had a

> policy

> > > >> which required the first officer to stand at the door

> while the

> > > >> passengers exited, smile, and give them a " Thanks for

> flying XYZ

> > > airline. "

> > > >> He said that in light of his bad landing, he had a

> hard time looking

> > > >> the passengers in the eye, thinking that someone

> would have a smart

> > > >> comment. Finally, everyone had gotten off except for

> this little

> > > >> old lady walking with a cane. She said, " Sonny, mind

> if I as you a

> > > >> question? " " Why no, Ma'am, " said the pilot, " what is

> it? " The

> > > >> little old lady said, " Did we land or were we shot

> down? "

> > > >>

> > > >> 15. After a real crusher of a landing in Phoenix, the

> Flight

> Attendant

> > > >> came on with, " Ladies and Gentlemen, please remain in

> your seats

> until

> > > >> Captain Crash and the Crew have brought the aircraft

> to a

> > > >> screeching halt up against the gate. And, once the

> tire smoke has

> cleared

> > > and

> > > >> the

> > > >> warning bells are silenced, we'll open the door and

> you can pick your

> way

> > > >> through the wreckage to the terminal.

> > > >>

> > > >> 16. Part of a Flight Attendant's arrival

> announcement: " We'd like to

> > > >> thank you folks for flying with us today. And, the

> next time you get

> the

> > > >> insane urge to go blasting through the skies in a

> pressurized metal

> tube,

> > > we

> > > >> hope you'll think of us here at US Airways. >>

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I'm sorry is feeling so bad. It is really frustrating knowing that

the med mix up made him feel worse. I hope the Celebrex gives him relief.

a

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Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 1:03 PM

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> From: 12372101@...

>

> hey everyone is finally getting the celebrex(not sure about the

> spelling). He has been off the Naporxen for over a week because medicaid

> approved the celebrex but the drug store couldn't fill it cause the PA

number

> wouldn't work come to find out the medicaid office oked it to another

> Rite-Aid and not the one we use. It has taken 2 weeks for find this out.

> Finally it has been filled.

>

> Right is in alot of pain and running a fever again. He is in my

> waterbed sleeping right now. I keep going to check on him. I think he is

like

> this because he has been off the Naporxen and hasn't had the methotrxate

for

> over a week again we had wait for the drug store to fill it. I think i got

> the message across to them that this is a child. The adults that take this

> meds are usually older ladies here and love to get attention from the

> drugstore. Its so funny to sit there and watch them. i know the store gets

> tired of the old ladies it shows and i can see where they would get the

idea

> that jesse is a female and maybe elderly. No matter what they shouldn't

wait

> on filling prescribtions for any reason. any way they now know not to mess

> around with jesse's meds. They also hate dealing with medicaid. Medicaid

> doesn't give in easy to approving meds. we are getting a big hassel about

the

> Enbrel. i just know that the Enbrel is gonna do wonders for jesse and i

can't

> wait to start him on it. it's the waiting game i guess.

>

> got to finish making lunch

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June, you're not really having a senior moment, I did mention Fly in my

post in which I told of my wedding plans for November, so it was really

just your subconscious putting it all together !

Now about this putting your hand in the bread machine thing.... just

because you don't use that finger doesn't mean you can just go and try

to crop it off ! Seriously though, I hope you are alright, and not in

too much discomfort. Its usually a male thing to work on the electric

while all of the circuit breakers are all still on, or put a fork in the

toaster while its plugged in, but June what are we going to do with you

??!! Please be careful :) Its okay when you don't feel so hot, and

think you might be falling apart, but we definitely like you in one

piece.

Take care, feel better and watch those fingers,

Heidi

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> From: JUNE DIXON <juner24@...>

>

> Suzanne,my apology,I must have had a senior moment. Who in the world

> is

> it that is planning a wedding for November?? It's notyou and it isn't

> me. Can I blame it on my little accident today when I put my left hand

>

> in my bread machine but forgot to unplug it? Now 4 stitches later and

> all the wasted time at emerg. I don't use that finger anyway lol.

> Again,my apologies

> Hugs

> June

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JUNE!

That's horrible! So sorry for you!

Every time I use the oven or iron, I burn myself, but that's a regular

occurance. AND, that's ME!

We all have those senior moments and darn it, we're allowed! Right?! :)

:) Right!

Fly

~ Suzanne

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June,

Sorry about the finger. Even if you don't use it, may I suggest trying to

keep it? Sometimes adding extra ingredients to the bread is NOT a good

idea. Seriously, I hope it's going to be ok.

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> From: JUNE DIXON <juner24@...>

>

> Suzanne,my apology,I must have had a senior moment. Who in the world is

> it that is planning a wedding for November?? It's notyou and it isn't

> me. Can I blame it on my little accident today when I put my left hand

> in my bread machine but forgot to unplug it? Now 4 stitches later and

> all the wasted time at emerg. I don't use that finger anyway lol.

> Again,my apologies

> Hugs

> June

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June,

I hurt just reading about your finger. Hope it is not hurting too much today.

Pat

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>From: JUNE DIXON <juner24@...>

>

>Suzanne,my apology,I must have had a senior moment. Who in the world is

>it that is planning a wedding for November?? It's notyou and it isn't

>me. Can I blame it on my little accident today when I put my left hand

>in my bread machine but forgot to unplug it? Now 4 stitches later and

>all the wasted time at emerg. I don't use that finger anyway lol.

>Again,my apologies

>Hugs

>June

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What a great unselfish thing for you to do. I don't think I could manage

with all that you do now. You must be a very organized person with a very

big heart. Your nephew is a very luck boy. Tery

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Tery,

I am at times organized. i love kids and i know that my brother would do the

same for me if it was the other way around. i can almost feel him touching my

shoulder and saying thanks for loving him and his son that much.Unselfish i

don't think so i just know its the right thing for me to do and it feels

right.

I talked with the 3 older boys about it and they all agree that its the right

thing to do. my boys are great and they are understanding and have so much

love to give. The idea of giving their uncle bobs little boy a family makes

them happy and proud.

Thanks for the encouragement,

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As far as the Dilantin - don't worry. I took it for twenty years. It does

not make you tired and dopey like so many of the epileptic medications do.

It is an old medication and they know what to expect from it. The one

problem I had with it was getting lots of 'pit cavities' in my teeth. Just

be sure to get in for regular dental exams so anything like that is

caught quickly.

Luke needs love and acceptance - you and your family can give him that. You

are not nuts. You are already so busy with five boys - what is one

more? You are this little guys best shot for a good life. If anyone can

love and cherish him, it is you.

Pat

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Hi ,

My immediate thought after reading this that you MUST be one of

God's angels and He will give you the strength to do what is

right. Nobody would think you're nuts, and his Mother is out of

the question. You're a very special person - it's obvious.

May God give you comfort and strength to do what you must, I know

He will.

Hugs,

Carolyn

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>

> From: 12372101@...

>

> hello everyone,

>

> I just wanted to let you all know how s EEG went today. He

> did well but

> shortly after the test started he started posturing like he was

> doing during

> a seizure.You could tell the invoulentary movements from normal

> movements. I

> am not sure what it all means but the tech. said it was not

> something

> normal.The 4th we go to the dr so he can tell us what the

> results were and

> what all the posturing was about.I guess will be on the

> Dilantin for

> quite a while if what happend today means what i think it

> might. Thats ok i

> would rather him take the med then to have the seizures.It

> seems like another

> weight for me in a way but i am handling it well. Guess the

> Elavil is really

> working for me now.

>

> I did get some other news. My mother who is almost 60 years old

> has had

> custody of my 7year old nephew since my brother passed away

> almost 4 years

> ago. My mom is also disabled due to a back injury about 13

> years ago. Well my

> mom is tired and my nephew is on Rydlen and has post-tramic

> stress syndrom

> from my brothers death so he has emotional problems. My mom

> just can't do it

> any more and mentioned to me that she was that my nephews real

> mother wanted

> to have him back but she is a drunk and a drug addicit and has

> more

> boyfriends then i have underwear and Luke would not get what he

> really needs

> if he went to her. She lost custody of him and her other son

> and has been

> proven unfit in both states of vermont and New Hampshire.

> Knowing my mom she

> was telling me this to see my reaction.My reaction was I WANT

> HIM TO LIVE

> WITH US.She had alot of reasons why he shouldn't and i think i

> won because

> Luke needs to feel like he belongs in a real family. The kids

> at school pick

> on him cause he has no parents and lives with his grandmother

> and the rest of

> my family are always telling my mom what she does wrong with

> him but are

> never there to support her in any way. Well i know in my gut

> its the right

> thing to do to have him come live with us. I know i must be

> nuts to take on

> another child that has problems but i just know its the right

> thing to

> do.Please tell me that iam not nuts. Thanks

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Thanks Carol,

They have new stuff now for surgery even smells like bubble gum or rootbeer

and some others flavors. We only have to worry about him having a seizure

during surgery but they will have some meds on hand in case he does.

My oldest son's name is . the rest are , , and

. is named after my older brother and i am glad i did that cause i

lost my brother 4 years ago. My brother was Ellis and i named

and my brother named his son Lucas . They had a special bond my son

misses his uncle alot.

I will give jacob that hug. he will blush though. lol he is my shy one.

I hope that ester is feeling much better. i remember having a cath in when i

lost my spleen. it was hard to pee after they took it out.

got to go hugs to you all,

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Hi ,

Best of luck to tomorrow! I know you will rest easier when this is

all

over. My son, Ron, Jr. had this same surgery about 20 years ago. If my

memory

serves me right, LOL...... he had no pain afterwards. He became very sick

from

the anesthesia though. But today they have great drugs they can give which

can prevent that.....Esther always gets it.

So glad that his father is caring enough to be there for him also :).

Do all your Son's names begin with the letter " J " ? I like that :)

Give a hug for us.

~ Carol ~

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> hello all.

>

> I just wanted to let you know about the results of s EEG last week.

The

> in-voulentary movements he had the dr said that some people will have a

> reaction to the test.All the electic stuff going into his head caused him

to

> have the movements. The EEG was all good the dr said. was almost

alseep

> through out the whole test.We are going to keep him on the meds to prevent

> any seizures though.The dr said that with everything else going on in our

> lives that it would be a good idea to keep him on it for a longer period

of

> time since he doesn't have any side affects from it and the insurance pays

> for most of it. He said it only reduces the chance of future seizures not

> stop them so i agree that right now i think its best to keep him on the

meds

> at least for a year and if he as no seizures then we will take him off

> gradually.

>

> had his pre op visit today and every thing looks good so we are at

the

> hospital at 7 am surgery is scheduled for 8:30am and we should be home by

> noon if there are no problems.I will let you all know how he did tomorrow

> afternoon.

>

> We are now waiting for my ex husband to get here. He is coming from

Daytona

> Beach to be here for jakes surgery. This is a first.He is trying real hard

to

> be more apart of their lives with out being a pushy jerk to me.Jake is

real

> happy that he is coming and so are the other boys. Even likes my ex

> husband and my ex loves him. hasn't been able to see his dad in a

little

> over a year cause he lives in Ohio but they talk on the phone alot and

> and i look at all the pictures of his " Poppy " .

>

> Well off to put little ones down for a nap before dad gets here. take care

> everyone,

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Just to calm your fears......Esther too has had seizures and takes

phenobarbital

for them. All the surgeries that she has had......never produced a seizure!

:)

Hope this helps calm you.

~ Carol ~

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> Thanks Carol,

>

> They have new stuff now for surgery even smells like bubble gum or

rootbeer

> and some others flavors. We only have to worry about him having a seizure

> during surgery but they will have some meds on hand in case he does.

>

> My oldest son's name is . the rest are , , and

> . is named after my older brother and i am glad i did that

cause i

> lost my brother 4 years ago. My brother was Ellis and i named

> and my brother named his son Lucas . They had a special bond my

son

> misses his uncle alot.

>

> I will give jacob that hug. he will blush though. lol he is my shy one.

>

> I hope that ester is feeling much better. i remember having a cath in when

i

> lost my spleen. it was hard to pee after they took it out.

>

> got to go hugs to you all,

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This is the way I feel about so many people on this list too.

I have footprints on my heart left by the great people I have

met here. I like your emotional side.

a

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> This quote is something that makes me think of everyone in this group.

>

> " Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Others stay fro awhile,

> leave footprints in our hearts, and we're never the same. " -Flavia Weedn

>

> You all make a difference to other people and i for one am glad i found

you

> all.\

> See i am all emotional today lol. Don't worry it will be over tomorrow.

>

>

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I am glad you like my emotional side. Everyone here think i am having a

nervous break down cause i am always the strong one and it scares them to see

me like a normal person. lol

The boys i mean are so use to me being the rule maker, the one to kiss the

boo boos you know what i mean. They come to me for everything but when i get

emotional they all want to take care of me and make me feel better and i feel

fine just have all the emotions at the surface so what i do is go on line

read all kinds of emotional stuff and spread it people that i like alot or

really care about. That way i don't make everyone here feel like i am having

a nervous break down.

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glad you like it. all the ones with authors i write after the quote so if

there is nothing then no auther mentioned. I really like find quotes that fit

people i know. Its like shopping for greeting cards i can always find the

right one for each person.

I will keep sharing them with you then.

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This is my favorite. I am always harping about either drinking water or

laughing releasing natural cortisone. I want to use this for a sig line on

my email. Do you happen to know the author so I can give proper credit to

it?

I have enjoyed these very much, thanks for sharing.

a

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> " Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects. "

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Thanks . Hope you're having a nice weekend.

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a,

glad you like it. all the ones with authors i write after the quote so if

there is nothing then no auther mentioned. I really like find quotes that

fit

people i know. Its like shopping for greeting cards i can always find the

right one for each person.

I will keep sharing them with you then.

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Me to because it is true. Names DO hurt.

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i like this quote for some reason

" Keep in mind the person that came up with the old adage, 'sticks and stones

may brake my bones but words will never hurt me' was obviously deaf! "

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Woohoo! I hope Enbrel will be the " one " for . I can't image being his

age and having this kind of pain. Enbrel has been a life saver for a lot of

people, I hope he will be included. Tery

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that is awful! Has he ever had this kind of reaction to pain meds?

I am so glad he got approved for Enbrel. I sure hope it works for

and relieves some of his pain. One good thing about Enbrel is it's not a

drug, it is biological. There aren't problems with drug interactions.

I hope feels better soon and can start taking it.

a

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Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 8:01 PM

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> I have some good news and some bad news today. First i will tell that

Jakes

> checkup for his ears went great. He had a new hearing test done and he his

> above normal now. When i was checking out of the drs with jake, my oldest

son

> called on the cell phone and said that jesse was acting really strange. He

> started hitting one of their friends and then passed out cold in the boys

> arms and then couldn't get him to wake up so we rushed home and i

> tried to get him awake but i couldn't get him to wake up either so i

called

> the dr and he said stop the Methadone and get him to the ER so they can

watch

> him good.Basicly he was well kind of drunk in a way.He is home now doing

> good.

>

> now for the other good new. As we were leaving came out to the

> driveway saying the drug store was calling to tell me that the Enbrel was

> approved. I went and got it after we left the hospital.So jesse will start

it

> tomorrow but he wants to wait until tuesday to do it. I might let him pass

> until then since he still feels funny from today. Don't want to put more

> stess into his little body.

>

> Hopefully the Enbrel will work for him. Crossing fingers,

>

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Snow,

This is a good one.

Thanks for sharing.

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From: " SNOWWHITE2000 " <mlamb1@...>

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Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 12:50 PM

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>

> > >>

> > >>THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN

> > >>

> > >>I AM THANKFUL :

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE TEENAGER WHO IS NOT DOING DISHES BUT IS WATCHING T.V.,

> > >>BECAUSE THAT MEANS HE IS AT HOME AND NOT ON THE STREETS.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE TAXES THAT I PAY,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS THAT I AM EMPLOYED.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE MESS TO CLEAN AFTER A PARTY,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS THAT I HAVE BEEN SURROUNDED BY FRIENDS.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE CLOTHES THAT FIT A LITTLE TOO SNUG,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I HAVE ENOUGH TO EAT.

> > >>

> > >>FOR MY SHADOW THAT WATCHES ME WORK,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I AM OUT IN THE SUNSHINE.

> > >>

> > >>FOR A LAWN THAT NEEDS MOWING, WINDOWS THAT NEED CLEANING, AND

> GUTTERS

> > >>THAT NEED FIXING,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I HAVE A HOME.

> > >>

> > >>FOR ALL THE COMPLAINING I HEAR ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS THAT WE HAVE FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE PARKING SPOT I FIND AT THE FAR END OF THE PARKING LOT,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I AM CAPABLE OF WALKING AND THAT I HAVE BEEN

> BLESSED

> > >>WITH TRANSPORTATION.

> > >>

> > >>FOR MY HUGE HEATING BILL,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I AM WARM.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE LADY BEHIND ME IN CHURCH THAT SINGS OFF KEY,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS THAT I CAN HEAR.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE PILE OF LAUNDRY AND IRONING,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I HAVE CLOTHES TO WEAR.

> > >>

> > >>FOR WEARINESS AND ACHING MUSCLES AT THE END OF THE DAY,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I HAVE BEEN CAPABLE OF WORKING HARD.

> > >>

> > >>FOR THE ALARM THAT GOES OFF IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS, BECAUSE IT

> > >>MEANS THAT I AM ALIVE.

> > >>

> > >>AND FINALLY...FOR TOO MUCH E-MAIL,

> > >>BECAUSE IT MEANS I HAVE FRIENDS WHO ARE THINKING OF ME.

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