RE: Another Sleepless Night

[Guest guest]

And sometimes I whine. There are always sadder stories that make me feel bad

for complaining.

[Guest guest]

Its a great pic and so well done!

SM

http://tatezi.topcities.com/To_Dan.htm

[Guest guest]

Its a great pic and so well done!

SM

http://tatezi.topcities.com/To_Dan.htm

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing that page Tatezi....wow, you are computer genius to

be able to build that page in one night. You're very pretty too! I

greatly enjoyed that page, what a beautiful horse. Now, for some sleep

for you--------the sleep rope, just hang onto

it------------------------------------------zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

Carol

Tatezi wrote:

> But this time I did something with the night that I thought I'd share

>

> with you. My ex has been asking for a win picture from our days on the

>

> racetrack that had the whole family in it. I'd tried sending him the

> pic

> but for some reason he couldn't get it so I decided to make a page.

> Two

> of Dan's brothers have died ...the youngest of liver failure before

> hep

> c was identified and the next to the youngest just died about 2 months

>

> ago from liver failure due to Hep C. Anyway this picture had the whole

>

> family in it....and that's me holding the horse. I almost had to

> completely redo the picture...it was old and had been through a lot

> including having coffee spilled on it many years ago, made the frame,

> and created the background out of a photo I had of the Fairgrounds

> racetrack in New Orleans. Anyway, thought I'd share it with you.

>

> http://tatezi.topcities.com/To_Dan.htm

>

> --

> " It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. " ~Irish

> proverb~

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks....I enjoy doing photo retouching, graphics and web pages.

I'm hanging onto that sleep rope <g>

Carol wrote:

> Thanks for sharing that page Tatezi....wow, you are computer genius

> to

> be able to build that page in one night. You're very pretty too! I

> greatly enjoyed that page, what a beautiful horse. Now, for some

> sleep

> for you--------the sleep rope, just hang onto

> it------------------------------------------zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

>

> Carol

>

> Tatezi wrote:

>

> > But this time I did something with the night that I thought I'd

> share

> >

> > with you. My ex has been asking for a win picture from our days on

> the

> >

> > racetrack that had the whole family in it. I'd tried sending him the

>

> > pic

> > but for some reason he couldn't get it so I decided to make a page.

> > Two

> > of Dan's brothers have died ...the youngest of liver failure before

> > hep

> > c was identified and the next to the youngest just died about 2

> months

> >

> > ago from liver failure due to Hep C. Anyway this picture had the

> whole

> >

> > family in it....and that's me holding the horse. I almost had to

> > completely redo the picture...it was old and had been through a lot

> > including having coffee spilled on it many years ago, made the

> frame,

> > and created the background out of a photo I had of the Fairgrounds

> > racetrack in New Orleans. Anyway, thought I'd share it with you.

> >

> > http://tatezi.topcities.com/To_Dan.htm

> >

> > --

> > " It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. " ~Irish

> > proverb~

> >

> >

> >

> >

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DZ

I don't recall a night with 8 hrs of sleep for yrs. Since being off tx it's better but you know they have to have a high number and a low number to get an average . I would think that I'm sorta in the middle.

"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudlyproclaiming, WOW! What a ride!" Eddie

[Guest guest]

Did her knocking you in the head work? I'm up for trying anything...

Jen

> Shane

> One thing you want to be careful of is to not let your sleep

patern get to

> far out of whack. That was the problem I had when I got off tx I

would have to

> stay up till 4 in the morning then make myself get up a six, then

as I got used

> to that and was having a hard time staying up I would go to bed at

3 and get

> up at six then it was 2 then it was 1 till finally its 10:00 and I

sleep off

> and on all night but I don't get out of bed when I wake up and I

usually go

> back to sleep. If I toss and turn too much now Debbie knocks me in

the head so I

> try to be still.

> '

>

> " Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving

> safely in a pretty and well-preserved body but rather to skid in

> broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly

> proclaiming, WOW! What a ride! "

>

> Eddie

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I guess that’s rare for me,

too. Saturday is the only day I can sleep past 6:30. But, with today’s technology, I watch the Letterman show at

7:30 in the morning. Even though I don’t start work until 9:00, I am up between 6 and 6:30 each morning. It takes me a while to get my motor running. Between

doing my email, drinking coffee and watching Letterman, I’m ready to

leave for work by 8:55 J -dz-

PS. Speaking of dogs & cats, here’s

mine. Charley, being his mental self and Billie spooking the hell

out of us. Black and white.

Re: [ ]

Another Sleepless Night

I think thats the secret " If

you get the chance " . Between the dogs, cat, kids, and wife, sleeping past

7:00 am is out of the question

" Life is not a journey to the grave

with the intention of arriving

safely in a pretty and well-preserved body but rather to skid in

broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly

proclaiming, WOW! What a ride! "

Eddie