Guest guest Posted March 24, 2002 Report Share Posted March 24, 2002 When I lived in St. Pete and raced at Tampa Bay Downs, there was a saying that no old people live in St. Pete...the old folks live in Miami and their grandparents live in St. Pete <g> Constance Dickson wrote: > I wasn't thinking lots of people do not know it is St > sburg when I say St Pete. > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2002 Report Share Posted March 24, 2002 LOL, thats a good one. They now all go to Inverness and Beverly Hills Fl. You have horses? --- Tatezi <tatezi1@...> wrote: > When I lived in St. Pete and raced at Tampa Bay > Downs, there was a saying > that no old people live in St. Pete...the old folks > live in Miami and their > grandparents live in St. Pete <g> > > Constance Dickson wrote: > > > I wasn't thinking lots of people do not know it is > St > > sburg when I say St Pete. > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2002 Report Share Posted March 24, 2002 I worked with thoroughbred race horses for 13 years...I was a groom and traveled the circuit: Kentucky in the spring, usually New Jersey (Momouth Park) in the summer and either Florida or California in the winter. I was young then and able to lift those 100# sacks of oats and bales of straw and hay...but my back eventually gave out on me and I got tired of being on the road all the time so I left the track and went to college to build a different life. Constance Dickson wrote: > LOL, thats a good one. They now all go to Inverness > and Beverly Hills Fl. You have horses? > --- Tatezi <tatezi1@...> wrote: > > When I lived in St. Pete and raced at Tampa Bay > > Downs, there was a saying > > that no old people live in St. Pete...the old folks > > live in Miami and their > > grandparents live in St. Pete <g> > > > > Constance Dickson wrote: > > > > > I wasn't thinking lots of people do not know it is > > St > > > sburg when I say St Pete. > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 So what did you change your life to Tat? Got me curious alley Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 Went to college and majored in office management and did that for a long time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell network administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I went back to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours that come with working in technology. How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> wrote: > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > Got me curious > > alley > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 Hi.With yr skills you should be able to get a job.I do voluntary work for the homeless.There was one kid who could do wonders with computers.A lot of people buy computers here but panic when they have a problem,due to Bill Gates.He put a notice in the supermarkets and local newspapers.Now he is making enough money to support himself.Don.t worry about feeding you and the cats.If things really are getting taft there are enough people on this group who will see you through,I being o0ne of them.Goodluck . Re: oops Went to college and majored in office management and did that for a long time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell network administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I went back to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours that come with working in technology. How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> wrote: > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > Got me curious > > alley > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 Hi.With yr skills you should be able to get a job.I do voluntary work for the homeless.There was one kid who could do wonders with computers.A lot of people buy computers here but panic when they have a problem,due to Bill Gates.He put a notice in the supermarkets and local newspapers.Now he is making enough money to support himself.Don.t worry about feeding you and the cats.If things really are getting taft there are enough people on this group who will see you through,I being o0ne of them.Goodluck . Re: oops Went to college and majored in office management and did that for a long time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell network administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I went back to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours that come with working in technology. How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> wrote: > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > Got me curious > > alley > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 In a message dated 3/24/2002 11:23:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, tatezi1@... writes: > When I lived in St. Pete and raced at Tampa Bay Downs, there was a saying > that no old people live in St. Pete...the old folks live in Miami and their > grandparents live in St. Pete <g> > I've heard that one before......the rest of it is that the send their kids to Florida Southern in Lakeland. I think that was added because there were so many middle aged students enrolled there. What were you racing? Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 In a message dated 3/24/2002 11:23:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, tatezi1@... writes: > When I lived in St. Pete and raced at Tampa Bay Downs, there was a saying > that no old people live in St. Pete...the old folks live in Miami and their > grandparents live in St. Pete <g> > I've heard that one before......the rest of it is that the send their kids to Florida Southern in Lakeland. I think that was added because there were so many middle aged students enrolled there. What were you racing? Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 In a message dated 3/24/2002 11:50:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, tatezi1@... writes: > I worked with thoroughbred race horses for 13 years...I was a groom and > traveled the circuit: Kentucky in the spring, usually New Jersey (Momouth > Park) in the summer and either Florida or California in the winter. I was > young then and able to lift those 100# sacks of oats and bales of straw and > hay...but my back eventually gave out on me and I got tired of being on the > road all the time so I left the track and went to college to build a > different life. > > Okay that answers that question. That must have been a lot of fun. I understand about the back. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 In a message dated 3/24/2002 11:50:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, tatezi1@... writes: > I worked with thoroughbred race horses for 13 years...I was a groom and > traveled the circuit: Kentucky in the spring, usually New Jersey (Momouth > Park) in the summer and either Florida or California in the winter. I was > young then and able to lift those 100# sacks of oats and bales of straw and > hay...but my back eventually gave out on me and I got tired of being on the > road all the time so I left the track and went to college to build a > different life. > > Okay that answers that question. That must have been a lot of fun. I understand about the back. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 Willem, this is so nice of you. Tatezi says she can make it on her own with the kitties as long as she's getting unemployment.....but Tat, if you need money for the cats, please do say something....I don't want to see you lose those cats and I see a lot of people care too. Thanks to you all. Tatezi, we are only an email away, don't forget that!! Hugggggggs Carol willem landstra wrote: > Hi.With yr skills you should be able to get a job.I do voluntary > work for the homeless.There was one kid who could do wonders with > computers.A lot of people buy computers here but panic when they have > a problem,due to Bill Gates.He put a notice in the supermarkets and > local newspapers.Now he is making enough money to support > himself.Don.t worry about feeding you and the cats.If things really > are getting taft there are enough people on this group who will see > you through,I being o0ne of them.Goodluck . > Re: oops > > > Went to college and majored in office management and did that for a > long > time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell network > administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I went > back > to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours that > come > with working in technology. > > How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> > > wrote: > > > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > > > Got me curious > > > > alley > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2002 Report Share Posted March 26, 2002 Thanks, Carol. And I would never lose my guys...no matter what happens, they stay with me. They are my family and you don't give your family away during hard times. And I finally got my stereo sold yesterday so my Tipper can get into the vet...he has a couple lumps that need looking into and since odds are they will require removal, I sold my stereo so I could pay for the surgery. Carol wrote: > Willem, this is so nice of you. Tatezi says she can make it on her > own > with the kitties as long as she's getting unemployment.....but Tat, if > > you need money for the cats, please do say something....I don't want > to > see you lose those cats and I see a lot of people care too. Thanks to > > you all. Tatezi, we are only an email away, don't forget that!! > > Hugggggggs > Carol > > willem landstra wrote: > > > Hi.With yr skills you should be able to get a job.I do voluntary > > work for the homeless.There was one kid who could do wonders with > > computers.A lot of people buy computers here but panic when they > have > > a problem,due to Bill Gates.He put a notice in the supermarkets and > > local newspapers.Now he is making enough money to support > > himself.Don.t worry about feeding you and the cats.If things really > > are getting taft there are enough people on this group who will see > > you through,I being o0ne of them.Goodluck . > > Re: oops > > > > > > Went to college and majored in office management and did that for > a > > long > > time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell > network > > administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I > went > > back > > to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours > that > > come > > with working in technology. > > > > How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> > > > > wrote: > > > > > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > > > > > Got me curious > > > > > > alley > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2002 Report Share Posted March 26, 2002 Thanks, Carol. And I would never lose my guys...no matter what happens, they stay with me. They are my family and you don't give your family away during hard times. And I finally got my stereo sold yesterday so my Tipper can get into the vet...he has a couple lumps that need looking into and since odds are they will require removal, I sold my stereo so I could pay for the surgery. Carol wrote: > Willem, this is so nice of you. Tatezi says she can make it on her > own > with the kitties as long as she's getting unemployment.....but Tat, if > > you need money for the cats, please do say something....I don't want > to > see you lose those cats and I see a lot of people care too. Thanks to > > you all. Tatezi, we are only an email away, don't forget that!! > > Hugggggggs > Carol > > willem landstra wrote: > > > Hi.With yr skills you should be able to get a job.I do voluntary > > work for the homeless.There was one kid who could do wonders with > > computers.A lot of people buy computers here but panic when they > have > > a problem,due to Bill Gates.He put a notice in the supermarkets and > > local newspapers.Now he is making enough money to support > > himself.Don.t worry about feeding you and the cats.If things really > > are getting taft there are enough people on this group who will see > > you through,I being o0ne of them.Goodluck . > > Re: oops > > > > > > Went to college and majored in office management and did that for > a > > long > > time, then switched track again and got certified in Novell > network > > administration and computer repair until I was diagnosed and I > went > > back > > to office work so I didn't have the high stress and long hours > that > > come > > with working in technology. > > > > How's that for a lifetime of changes <g> > > > > wrote: > > > > > So what did you change your life to Tat? > > > > > > Got me curious > > > > > > alley > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2005 Report Share Posted February 17, 2005 as I read on,I saw a post about taurine..didnt mean to double up on the question.Thanks anyways That's funny, I just doubled ip the question too. lol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2005 Report Share Posted July 11, 2005 Please disregard the message to Jan previously sent, don't know how I got it going to you Kath Advanced QXCI Class in Greenville, SC A Class Act!127 Cleveland StreetGreenville, SC 29601(864)233-3033janthemother@... QXCI/SCIOAdvanced Training ClassesJuly 23rd & 24th, 2005Greenville, SC *Please get the word out to any other QXCI practitioners you may know that might be interested in attending this class.Additional details re: exact location, times, etc. will be sent in a future mailing.Two senior seasoned practitioners: one who specializes in teaching the EPFX?QXCI & SCIO and one who specializes in drawing out and dealing with emotional trauma while using the QXCI. These two trainers are coming together for two full days of working hands on with you.Kathy , cbt and trainer with NBCB, International Advanced Instructor with the ABA and with IMUNE and author of many EPFX/QXCI & SCIO training materials has a practice in Michigan and has been a QX technician for 6 years and a trainer for 5 years. Gage Tarrant, C.Ht., CBT, Certified NBCB Biofeedback Instructor and NTBC Master Quantum Biofeedback Instructor has created special biofeedback techniques from her hypnotherapy practice that she has been teaching for over 2 years now, which she has expanded into a multi-stage process encompassing each stage of development and emotional body syndrome.This is NOT the place to learn your basic locations within the program; it IS the training that shows you what to do with the therapies within the program. This is the class that the intermediate and advanced technicians need to attend and the class we as trainers are constantly asked for...the solution for all those questions we as trainers get, "can we come to your office and sit in your sessions to see how you work." ............................................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2007 Report Share Posted September 29, 2007 Hi Gail welcome to the group. So if I read your post right you never had the surgery you needed because you lost you insurance and are waiting on medicare so you can get it done??? It just doesn't seem fair when we do our best at our jobs for years then when people have trouble empoloyers are quick to let people go rather than stick by then and help them out awhile. So unfair and I won't even go into our health system cause thats too long a post. But you will find many other people like yourself in this group. People who have lost their jobs due to back or neck pain. People who suffer daily with pain and we all seem to struggle to get thru the worst days. But thats partly what this group is here for. Because others here do understand what you go thru and on those bad days and sometimes it helps to vent or post a note here and talk it out with others in the group. Again welcome to the group, there is not list of rules here but normal politeness to people here as anywhere else. Sharon Group Owner > > Sorry about that. My computer is very heat sensative by the mouse > and my hand gets lazy sometimes and it just decided to post for me-- > even though I wasn't quite ready. I'm terribly sorry this is so long- > - and it won't happen again,just trying to fill in the history. I > also am not familiar with your program so be patient with me--I don't > see a place to edit yet. I am stuck in limbo right now and see no > light yet at the end of the tunnel. My pain levels are very high > still unless I remain on bedrest, but I cannot do that 24/7--just > cannot. I have a wonderful husband who is very supportive and does > pretty much everything around the house and I have 2 grown children > and 5 precious grandchildren that give me hope when I have none > left. I get very depressed due to lack of activity and if I increase > my activity I get depressed because I'm in tremendous pain! So, > there you have it. I apologize again for the lengthy post, but I had > to use up this space to introduce myself. Currently I am > experiencing a real problem with insomnia and I'm just now getting to > bed after being up all night--between the pain and anxiety--fear that > if I lay down the pain wil keep me awake!! I guess that's about it, > so on that nore I'm going to re-read any rules, etc.. so that I am > more familiar with your site and I thank you for bearing with me on > this lengthy post if you got this far. > Gail > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2007 Report Share Posted September 29, 2007 Hi Gail welcome to the group. So if I read your post right you never had the surgery you needed because you lost you insurance and are waiting on medicare so you can get it done??? It just doesn't seem fair when we do our best at our jobs for years then when people have trouble empoloyers are quick to let people go rather than stick by then and help them out awhile. So unfair and I won't even go into our health system cause thats too long a post. But you will find many other people like yourself in this group. People who have lost their jobs due to back or neck pain. People who suffer daily with pain and we all seem to struggle to get thru the worst days. But thats partly what this group is here for. Because others here do understand what you go thru and on those bad days and sometimes it helps to vent or post a note here and talk it out with others in the group. Again welcome to the group, there is not list of rules here but normal politeness to people here as anywhere else. Sharon Group Owner > > Sorry about that. My computer is very heat sensative by the mouse > and my hand gets lazy sometimes and it just decided to post for me-- > even though I wasn't quite ready. I'm terribly sorry this is so long- > - and it won't happen again,just trying to fill in the history. I > also am not familiar with your program so be patient with me--I don't > see a place to edit yet. I am stuck in limbo right now and see no > light yet at the end of the tunnel. My pain levels are very high > still unless I remain on bedrest, but I cannot do that 24/7--just > cannot. I have a wonderful husband who is very supportive and does > pretty much everything around the house and I have 2 grown children > and 5 precious grandchildren that give me hope when I have none > left. I get very depressed due to lack of activity and if I increase > my activity I get depressed because I'm in tremendous pain! So, > there you have it. I apologize again for the lengthy post, but I had > to use up this space to introduce myself. Currently I am > experiencing a real problem with insomnia and I'm just now getting to > bed after being up all night--between the pain and anxiety--fear that > if I lay down the pain wil keep me awake!! I guess that's about it, > so on that nore I'm going to re-read any rules, etc.. so that I am > more familiar with your site and I thank you for bearing with me on > this lengthy post if you got this far. > Gail > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 2008 Report Share Posted November 7, 2008 I sent an earlier e-mail with the wrong Subject, by mistake. Sorry. Another subject: I told you I'd received an " intruder " e-mail. I can't find it now. I know I didn't imagine it. It may have been an " approval needed " message, rather than someone posting as a member. That sounds logical. At any rate, it seems to have done no harm. Power went out here just after I received the message, which left me unable to follow up thoroughly immediately. One thing I realized is that I don't know how to get into the site as a moderator. Maybe I'm not supposed to have access now, maybe I just have the code wrong. I don't care whether I have access; it's one less responsibility if I don't. But, I need to know how to get in if I have that responsibility. The rain has stopped here; we got four inches in two days, with high winds off the ocean. I loved it. No damage was done, just lots of drama and good smells. Now, the air is very clear, and plants are perking up after the long, rainless summer we always have here. Hillsides will turn brilliant green in the next couple of weeks. Harper ************** AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all other Holiday needs. Search Now. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=http://\ searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2009 Report Share Posted August 13, 2009 I mean to send that message about inulin directly to the person who is about to take it. But, truthfully, I get nervous when people go out and buy it after my own horrible experience. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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