Unfortunately, the kindest thing Jerry & I could think of to say about this is that we HOPE SHE IS mildly retarded.
She's waiting in line because she doesn't trust the internet...
I would love to hear your thoughts...
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Never to part: Devoted couples share life, death
Call me a sentimental fool, but Jerry & I are so close, I couldn't imagine living without him.
Though not co-dependent, our lives do pretty much revolve around each other. It's been that way for 15 years and each year it gets stronger.
This story was so sweet I had to share it. It is a real life "The Notebook" even down to the wife's Alzheimer's.
Never to part: Devoted couples share life, death
By Linda Dahlstrom Health editor msnbc.com
10/9/2008 8:33:47 AM ET NBCNews.com
By all accounts, Aurlo Bonney should have been the first to die.
Once a formidable middle school principal, he had a series of strokes over the last few years. The last one, in
March, stole the 92-year-old’s final vestiges of independence, trapping him in bed and robbing him of his once clear and confident voice. But Virginia, his wife of 65 years, was in relatively good physical health. It was her mind that was losing ground to Alzheimer’s disease. But even as her past and future faded around her, Aurlo remained at the heart of her life, crystal clear.
In hindsight, says their family, it makes sense that on June 11, 2008, when Virginia died, Aurlo was there to watch over her, just as he always had. And, though no one expected it at the time, it also made sense that just eight days after Virginia passed, after Aurlo had laid her to rest and done all the last things he could for her, he also quietly
died.
Though not co-dependent, our lives do pretty much revolve around each other. It's been that way for 15 years and each year it gets stronger.
This story was so sweet I had to share it. It is a real life "The Notebook" even down to the wife's Alzheimer's.
Never to part: Devoted couples share life, death
By Linda Dahlstrom Health editor msnbc.com
10/9/2008 8:33:47 AM ET NBCNews.com
By all accounts, Aurlo Bonney should have been the first to die.
Once a formidable middle school principal, he had a series of strokes over the last few years. The last one, in
March, stole the 92-year-old’s final vestiges of independence, trapping him in bed and robbing him of his once clear and confident voice. But Virginia, his wife of 65 years, was in relatively good physical health. It was her mind that was losing ground to Alzheimer’s disease. But even as her past and future faded around her, Aurlo remained at the heart of her life, crystal clear.
In hindsight, says their family, it makes sense that on June 11, 2008, when Virginia died, Aurlo was there to watch over her, just as he always had. And, though no one expected it at the time, it also made sense that just eight days after Virginia passed, after Aurlo had laid her to rest and done all the last things he could for her, he also quietly
died.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
5 Hot Guys in Bathing Suits, Nuf Said! (Oh, and they are singing about politics)
A very creative way to get certain demographics to pay attention to politics for a few minutes.
Thanks to Full Frontal Freedom for mixing eye candy with politics!
This is Wrong Directions Political Parody of boy band One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful.
There are actually quite a few funny parodies of this song, I will post a couple links at the bottom of this post.
Thanks to Full Frontal Freedom for mixing eye candy with politics!
This is Wrong Directions Political Parody of boy band One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful.
There are actually quite a few funny parodies of this song, I will post a couple links at the bottom of this post.
For the lyrics, continue reading...
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Stuff I found on You Tube instead of folding laundry :-)
I took a break from doing some chores and got sucked into the vastness of You Tube.
I thought I would share a few links with you that made me chuckle on this lazy Sunday afternoon
Will The Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up
TIK TOK KESHA Parody: Glitter Puke
Maroon 5 Payphone PARODY: Game of Thrones!
Maroon 5 - Moves Like Jagger PARODY!
Adele Someone Like You PARODY!
Foster the People - Pumped Up Kicks PARODY!
'The Star Wars That I Used To Know' - Gotye 'Somebody That I Used To Know' Parody
The Real Housewives of Disney Intro
Madtv - keeping up with the kardashians
I Gotta Feeling Parody
I thought I would share a few links with you that made me chuckle on this lazy Sunday afternoon
Will The Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up
TIK TOK KESHA Parody: Glitter Puke
Maroon 5 Payphone PARODY: Game of Thrones!
Maroon 5 - Moves Like Jagger PARODY!
Adele Someone Like You PARODY!
Foster the People - Pumped Up Kicks PARODY!
'The Star Wars That I Used To Know' - Gotye 'Somebody That I Used To Know' Parody
The Real Housewives of Disney Intro
Madtv - keeping up with the kardashians
I Gotta Feeling Parody
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Hard decision, but best for Cupid
Waiting for mommy to throw the ball |
Chillin with his bros |
We are looking for home with an active person, couple or family that will play frisbee and fetch with him, take him on walks and runs every day so he is more happy and less bored. Barbara from Phabulous Poms is helping us because in addition to being one of the nicest people I've met in a very long time, she is a also a breeder of show poms and shows her own dogs as well.
Helping me with my Bejeweled Game |
Friday, September 21, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
A-s-s-h-o-l-e this you will not believe! I Promise!!
Once upon a time there lived a sweet little girl whose name is (phonetically spelled here for demonstration purposes) Ah-show-lay. Sounds almost like Ashley, just with an "O" sound in between the first and last syllable. Different, but acceptable. Right?
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Chuckle for the Day - Can you find the cat?
Okay, just thought I'd share this because it took me a while to find the cat, but once I did, it just seems to jump off the page at you...
If you need help finding the cat, click Read More below
If you need help finding the cat, click Read More below
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Civil War sites in and around Richmond
12 fascinating Civil War sites - CNN.com
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond's
rich and accessible Civil War history surpasses that of any other city. While
the Southern white history of the Civil War has always been well-preserved in
the heroic statues along Monument Avenue and in institutions like the White
House and Museum of the Confederacy,
the city has recently taken pains to better document the African-American
experience, most significantly with the Slave Trail.
The
walking tour includes the sites of slave markets, the notorious Lumpkin's Slave
Jail (called the Devil's Half-Acre for its brutal treatment of inmates), the
still-active farmers' market at Shockoe Bottom and streets where a visiting
Lincoln was met by hundreds of cheering freed slaves.
Stop
at the American Civil War Center in
the former Tredegar Iron Works, which clad Confederate ships and forged
artillery. A nearby pedestrian bridge crosses the James River to eerie Belle
Isle, site of a prison where captured Union soldiers were held.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Potty training shocker at deli - Say WHAT?!?!?
Talk about tacky! Just how white trash do you have to be to have your children potty train in a restaurant???
Watch here:
Potty training shocker at deli: