Class of October 2014 Part 27
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Originally Posted by Mark1014 
Phoebe, we'll likely be in the Westin waterfront. The self-guided Freedom Trail sounds perfect. While there, New England seafood will likely be the preference so your restaurant suggestion seems perfect. I may plan a day to get a car and go out and about, but time will be short and I don't want to do much driving. Wouldn't mind seeing that part of the Atlantic so if we can combine a bit of history and ocean scenery too it would be nice......maybe work in an oceanfront dining experience too. We really enjoyed that type thing when living in CA and it would be nice to try and recapture a bit of that.
Not much if any vine action today Arbor. We'll have house guests for spring break next week and I'm prepping the bed areas around the pool for new straw to be delivered and also working to get the pool ready for our guests if they feel like diving in. To be honest, I don't feel like doing too much today and that's a bit unusual.
Hope y'all are having a nice day.
Not much if any vine action today Arbor. We'll have house guests for spring break next week and I'm prepping the bed areas around the pool for new straw to be delivered and also working to get the pool ready for our guests if they feel like diving in. To be honest, I don't feel like doing too much today and that's a bit unusual.
Hope y'all are having a nice day.
I was only in Boston for about half a day and that was to visit Faneuil Hall and Faneuil Hall Marketplace, both of which were nice.
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I'm sorry you've been in pain V. And about your sister. You can't change her, though, she has to be ready to do it for herself. It's heartbreaking, though, especially for family to watch.
Phoebe - the food allergy thing is scary. Last year there was a kid in my daughter's class with a severe peanut allergy, and the school had to impose very strict rules about all forms of peanuts. Some of the other kids gave him a hard time about it because they couldn't bring certain foods to school. I felt bad for the little guy.
Phoebe - the food allergy thing is scary. Last year there was a kid in my daughter's class with a severe peanut allergy, and the school had to impose very strict rules about all forms of peanuts. Some of the other kids gave him a hard time about it because they couldn't bring certain foods to school. I felt bad for the little guy.
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You should hear the rules here....no peanut foods, as well as quite a few other no nos, and now they have banned strawberries and bananas in some schools. I only pay partial attention, as I don't have children, but it does all seem very strange to me. Why do we all have so many more allergies now? I have always been like this, and was unusual, but these days....wow.
Oh, we're not even vaguely heartbroken over my sister Briar. We are dumbfounded and fed up. I sent her links for the drug driving laws here, as well as a link to a barrister if she insists on speaking with one.
Oh, we're not even vaguely heartbroken over my sister Briar. We are dumbfounded and fed up. I sent her links for the drug driving laws here, as well as a link to a barrister if she insists on speaking with one.
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V - sounds like you've done everything you can, she needs to take responsibility for herself. In my work I constantly see people who fight drunk driving charges when they are 100% guilty and everyone knows it! They'd do a lot better if they spent that time and energy getting straight instead of fighting a losing battle. I hope she comes around soon.
I’ve discovered another way drawing mandalas helps me. I can’t draw them if I don’t eat. I tried to draw one earlier today, but I couldn’t get my hand steady enough because I was hungry. So I got angry that this is another thing the ED can take away from me, and I ended up eating a whole bunch of stuff. Then I settled down and drew these. I’m still feeling depressed, and my stomach hurts, but I’m fed, and I’m not as anxious about it as I thought I’d be.
I’ve discovered another way drawing mandalas helps me. I can’t draw them if I don’t eat. I tried to draw one earlier today, but I couldn’t get my hand steady enough because I was hungry. So I got angry that this is another thing the ED can take away from me, and I ended up eating a whole bunch of stuff. Then I settled down and drew these. I’m still feeling depressed, and my stomach hurts, but I’m fed, and I’m not as anxious about it as I thought I’d be.
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(((Briar))) ♥
I'm so glad you ate, and quite frankly, I think the last (bottom) mandala is your most beautiful by far!!! May I keep it?
And I forgot to say love and hello to Conquest.
And where is BD...I need to talk some TV with you girl!
I'm so glad you ate, and quite frankly, I think the last (bottom) mandala is your most beautiful by far!!! May I keep it?
And I forgot to say love and hello to Conquest.
And where is BD...I need to talk some TV with you girl!
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