Class of October 2014 Part 38
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Originally Posted by Arbor 
Looking at a large list of houses tomorrow, 9am. Meeting the realtor at the first house. My mother in law is watching the kids for us. Very nice of her.
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Still having a few head and neck issues but they are staying within manageable range,and, of course, my normal lung issues continue but those are status quo if not a bit better as far as the asthma portion goes.
Have fun tomorrow looking at houses!!!!!! Hope you find the perfect home!
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Originally Posted by Arbor
Looking at a large list of houses tomorrow, 9am. Meeting the realtor at the first house. My mother in law is watching the kids for us. Very nice of her.
How are you?
How are you?
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Absolutely, Leigh. Can't take a two year old. Maybe my oldest who is five now. But it's got to be just me and my wife. We've been doing that from the start.
Glad your feeling well enough. Funny, my neck has been bothering me all week. Sleep beckons, but maybe I should use a different pillow? It could be work related too. Ah, the joys of getting older.
Glad your feeling well enough. Funny, my neck has been bothering me all week. Sleep beckons, but maybe I should use a different pillow? It could be work related too. Ah, the joys of getting older.
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Originally Posted by Arbor
Absolutely, Leigh. Can't take a two year old. Maybe my oldest who is five now. But it's got to be just me and my wife. We've been doing that from the start.
Glad your feeling well enough. Funny, my neck has been bothering me all week. Sleep beckons, but maybe I should use a different pillow? It could be work related too. Ah, the joys of getting older.
Glad your feeling well enough. Funny, my neck has been bothering me all week. Sleep beckons, but maybe I should use a different pillow? It could be work related too. Ah, the joys of getting older.
Oh yes, the joys of aging; it sort of sneaks up on us - nasty little process.
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Good luck tomorrow, Arbor! How nice that you and Mrs. Arbor can get away for a bit to really chat through the process together. Hopefully, you can schedule in a lunch date too!
While my sweet family is just revving up for the weekend, I'm getting ready for bed. I committed to help a friend move her office bright and early in the morning... (Ever ask yourself, what was I thinking?! Lol)
Can't wait to hear what everyone's up to this weekend! Thinking of you all and hoping you're doing well!
And on the topic of aging, I tried to twist and pop my back today and was actually stuck for a moment...could.not.move. I imagined them wheeling me to an ambulance, frozen-stiff in my office chair. Lol
While my sweet family is just revving up for the weekend, I'm getting ready for bed. I committed to help a friend move her office bright and early in the morning... (Ever ask yourself, what was I thinking?! Lol)
Can't wait to hear what everyone's up to this weekend! Thinking of you all and hoping you're doing well!
And on the topic of aging, I tried to twist and pop my back today and was actually stuck for a moment...could.not.move. I imagined them wheeling me to an ambulance, frozen-stiff in my office chair. Lol
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Originally Posted by Conquest
Good luck tomorrow, Arbor! How nice that you and Mrs. Arbor can get away for a bit to really chat through the process together. Hopefully, you can schedule in a lunch date too!
While my sweet family is just revving up for the weekend, I'm getting ready for bed. I committed to help a friend move her office bright and early in the morning... (Ever ask yourself, what was I thinking?! Lol)
Can't wait to hear what everyone's up to this weekend! Thinking of you all and hoping you're doing well!
And on the topic of aging, I tried to twist and pop my back today and was actually stuck for a moment...could.not.move. I imagined them wheeling me to an ambulance, frozen-stiff in my office chair. Lol
While my sweet family is just revving up for the weekend, I'm getting ready for bed. I committed to help a friend move her office bright and early in the morning... (Ever ask yourself, what was I thinking?! Lol)
Can't wait to hear what everyone's up to this weekend! Thinking of you all and hoping you're doing well!
And on the topic of aging, I tried to twist and pop my back today and was actually stuck for a moment...could.not.move. I imagined them wheeling me to an ambulance, frozen-stiff in my office chair. Lol
Be careful lifting furniture and heavy boxes tomorrow.
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Good morning all and happy Saturday.
I will be researching tempurpedic pillows. Conquest, I'll echo Leigh about caution while helping your friend. Messing up a back is scary stuff. Nice of you to help her.
Speaking of nice, I wish the Arbors a productive day of house hunting whilst MIL has the boys.....and grabbing a nice lunch and/or coffee together sounds great too.
It's interesting how you can live under the same roof with someone for almost 26 years and come to realize what a distance had developed. My running to alcohol in denial was no help. In the last few days I've seen joy in my wife that reminds me of way back when. Yesterday she even suggested we do a rather long hike together over Gleninchaquin Falls while checking out Beara peninsula. It was a most spectacular day and fun helping her through the more challenging parts of the hike and enjoying the view together from the very top. I'm working very hard to peel back the layers and hope that once done will find that something real is still there. Today we explore Dingle and I'm very proud to say my patience during my wife's requisite two hour 'getting ready' phase is holding up very well!
I hope you're feeling better phoebe.
I will be researching tempurpedic pillows. Conquest, I'll echo Leigh about caution while helping your friend. Messing up a back is scary stuff. Nice of you to help her.
Speaking of nice, I wish the Arbors a productive day of house hunting whilst MIL has the boys.....and grabbing a nice lunch and/or coffee together sounds great too.
It's interesting how you can live under the same roof with someone for almost 26 years and come to realize what a distance had developed. My running to alcohol in denial was no help. In the last few days I've seen joy in my wife that reminds me of way back when. Yesterday she even suggested we do a rather long hike together over Gleninchaquin Falls while checking out Beara peninsula. It was a most spectacular day and fun helping her through the more challenging parts of the hike and enjoying the view together from the very top. I'm working very hard to peel back the layers and hope that once done will find that something real is still there. Today we explore Dingle and I'm very proud to say my patience during my wife's requisite two hour 'getting ready' phase is holding up very well!
I hope you're feeling better phoebe.
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Sounds like some healthy restoration, Mark. What a beautiful thing! Wishing all the best for you both!
Jr has a friend spending the night. I woke up at 2:30 am to them wailing with the giggles, armed with nerf guns, eating cinnamon rolls with the dog in the living room... Cowboy snoring through it all on the couch. Summer is officially here! Lol
Jr has a friend spending the night. I woke up at 2:30 am to them wailing with the giggles, armed with nerf guns, eating cinnamon rolls with the dog in the living room... Cowboy snoring through it all on the couch. Summer is officially here! Lol
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Originally Posted by Mark1014
Good morning all and happy Saturday.
I will be researching tempurpedic pillows. Conquest, I'll echo Leigh about caution while helping your friend. Messing up a back is scary stuff. Nice of you to help her.
Speaking of nice, I wish the Arbors a productive day of house hunting whilst MIL has the boys.....and grabbing a nice lunch and/or coffee together sounds great too.
It's interesting how you can live under the same roof with someone for almost 26 years and come to realize what a distance had developed. My running to alcohol in denial was no help. In the last few days I've seen joy in my wife that reminds me of way back when. Yesterday she even suggested we do a rather long hike together over Gleninchaquin Falls while checking out Beara peninsula. It was a most spectacular day and fun helping her through the more challenging parts of the hike and enjoying the view together from the very top. I'm working very hard to peel back the layers and hope that once done will find that something real is still there. Today we explore Dingle and I'm very proud to say my patience during my wife's requisite two hour 'getting ready' phase is holding up very well!
I hope you're feeling better phoebe.
I will be researching tempurpedic pillows. Conquest, I'll echo Leigh about caution while helping your friend. Messing up a back is scary stuff. Nice of you to help her.
Speaking of nice, I wish the Arbors a productive day of house hunting whilst MIL has the boys.....and grabbing a nice lunch and/or coffee together sounds great too.
It's interesting how you can live under the same roof with someone for almost 26 years and come to realize what a distance had developed. My running to alcohol in denial was no help. In the last few days I've seen joy in my wife that reminds me of way back when. Yesterday she even suggested we do a rather long hike together over Gleninchaquin Falls while checking out Beara peninsula. It was a most spectacular day and fun helping her through the more challenging parts of the hike and enjoying the view together from the very top. I'm working very hard to peel back the layers and hope that once done will find that something real is still there. Today we explore Dingle and I'm very proud to say my patience during my wife's requisite two hour 'getting ready' phase is holding up very well!
I hope you're feeling better phoebe.
Hope that your day exploring Dingle was enjoyable.
My Mom and Dad loved Dingle; what did you think?
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Originally Posted by Conquest
Sounds like some healthy restoration, Mark. What a beautiful thing! Wishing all the best for you both!
Jr has a friend spending the night. I woke up at 2:30 am to them wailing with the giggles, armed with nerf guns, eating cinnamon rolls with the dog in the living room... Cowboy snoring through it all on the couch. Summer is officially here! Lol
Jr has a friend spending the night. I woke up at 2:30 am to them wailing with the giggles, armed with nerf guns, eating cinnamon rolls with the dog in the living room... Cowboy snoring through it all on the couch. Summer is officially here! Lol
Toooo funny, conquest.
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