One Year & Over Part 68
Magsie
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,643
Morning Overs
I’m a lot better this morning, thanks for your concern, I really appreciate it. A bit of a dull head but bearable,
A lovely quiet morning here, I really don’t think I’d like to live near the hustle and bustle of a town anymore. It’s the quiet life for me.
Have a great Sunday my friends.
I’m a lot better this morning, thanks for your concern, I really appreciate it. A bit of a dull head but bearable,
A lovely quiet morning here, I really don’t think I’d like to live near the hustle and bustle of a town anymore. It’s the quiet life for me.
Have a great Sunday my friends.
Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Scotland
Posts: 1,490
Hi guys - haven't popped on here for a little while! I have just been very busy with work.... and work will continue to be very, very busy.... a colleague / former colleague who I have worked with for the last 16+ years, moved to another firm, met me for coffee, and then promptly offered me a permanent position, which I have accepted! 
Long gone are the days that I would have remained loyal to the last minute in a current work situation that has no guarantee of longevity. I have to thank sobriety and being much more grown up than I used to be for this to have happened. Without a doubt, -none- of this would have happened to me without sobriety.
Thanks to the Overs for letting me pop in and out whenever I can - sorry I haven't read all your posts to catch up on how you all are - but I hope you are all doing as well as you possibly can be
Long gone are the days that I would have remained loyal to the last minute in a current work situation that has no guarantee of longevity. I have to thank sobriety and being much more grown up than I used to be for this to have happened. Without a doubt, -none- of this would have happened to me without sobriety.
Thanks to the Overs for letting me pop in and out whenever I can - sorry I haven't read all your posts to catch up on how you all are - but I hope you are all doing as well as you possibly can be
Member
Join Date: May 2012
Location: US East Coast
Posts: 14,285
FG, that’s great news! I enjoy the pop-in visits to hear how you and others are doing just as I enjoy those who post every day. We each do what works for us and that’s all good 
PJ, how are you doing?
Hi to all and have a lovely day!
PJ, how are you doing?
Hi to all and have a lovely day!
Member
Join Date: Jun 2016
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Posts: 28,643
Congrats FG- do not over work yourself.
I am fine, Sassy- my hand copped another infection, but the inflammation gone way done with AB's. I have to wear a custom glove- with silicon lining and a leather buddy strap so the little finger reshapes itself after all the scarred finger meat was cut out. All good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8Fyf4R-nzI
I am fine, Sassy- my hand copped another infection, but the inflammation gone way done with AB's. I have to wear a custom glove- with silicon lining and a leather buddy strap so the little finger reshapes itself after all the scarred finger meat was cut out. All good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8Fyf4R-nzI
Quit 4/17/15
Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Pa
Posts: 15,150
Glad to see you are making slow but steady progress PJ.
Mags, I hope you can finally kick this plague that has been keeping you down.
Nice work getting the book off to the printers FBL. Do you know what your next research project will be? By the way, I truly miss the humor of Tim Conway. He always made me smile without ever having to resort to colorful language or low brow tactics that so many of today's comics have to rely upon. He always seemed to elevate others when he performed with them.
FG, that's great jumping on the new job opportunity. Gaining self confidence is a huge benefit of not drinking.
Have a good day all!
Mags, I hope you can finally kick this plague that has been keeping you down.
Nice work getting the book off to the printers FBL. Do you know what your next research project will be? By the way, I truly miss the humor of Tim Conway. He always made me smile without ever having to resort to colorful language or low brow tactics that so many of today's comics have to rely upon. He always seemed to elevate others when he performed with them.
FG, that's great jumping on the new job opportunity. Gaining self confidence is a huge benefit of not drinking.
Have a good day all!
non-drinker
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Posts: 13,828
I have 3 more book projects lined up. Each will cover a different year: 1958, 1959 and 1960/61. I'm all alone at the office this week, so I won't get started on them until next week at the soonest.
Cool weather here the next couple of days, but it should warm up by Wednesday.
Have a Marvelous Monday, overs!
Cool weather here the next couple of days, but it should warm up by Wednesday.
Have a Marvelous Monday, overs!
Member
Join Date: May 2012
Location: US East Coast
Posts: 14,285
PJ, yes, you can now tell people to “talk to the glove” 
. Glad to hear recovery is going well.
FBL, happy to hear you will be staying busy and therefore hopefully out of trouble with those projects :-)
Have a good Monday to all.
. Glad to hear recovery is going well.FBL, happy to hear you will be staying busy and therefore hopefully out of trouble with those projects :-)
Have a good Monday to all.
non-drinker
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Posts: 13,828
Itch, bet you're not used to the snow this time of year!
Today is my Mom's 82nd Birthday. That's her with her sons (me on the left) in my current avi. So grateful that she's still with us and in relatively good health.
Have a Terrific Tuesday, overs!
Today is my Mom's 82nd Birthday. That's her with her sons (me on the left) in my current avi. So grateful that she's still with us and in relatively good health.
Have a Terrific Tuesday, overs!
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