I left home September 20,I am returning November 19. :dancing:
Thats why you get paid the big bucks
. My neighbor lady is on her second 6 week work trip to Manila .
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Thats why you get paid the big bucks
. My neighbor lady is on her second 6 week work trip to Manila .
Steve
GS Whisperer
Please let me know when the "big bucks" part starts, OK? :-\\\Thats why you get paid the big bucks
I'm not doing this because the money is all that great, just that jobs at home are few and far between.
In other words, it's travel for modest pay or stay at home for NO pay.
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A PBJ? Gosh, what is this world coming to? Let me guess, you are still 10 at heart?
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Mrs. Steve
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When asked what he wants to be when he grows up, Mr. Steve's answer is really, really OLD. Yes, he is still a little boy at heart only his toys cost more.
That's cool. I'd like to become a little boy again for awhile so if you have any pointers I'm all ears (had to grow up much too fast and now making my daughter do so as well but not by my choice).
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Mrs. Steve
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Being young again would be nice if I could have the knowledge that I have now. I could use more energy and less creaky joints but learning all of life's lessons over again does not sound like fun. I will have to stay young at heart as the rest of me lives with the changes that comes with all the lessons I have learned.
Steve
GS Whisperer
Yes, a PBJ.
I looked at it logically several years ago. Usually the cooks (usually the women) would plan for months, shop for weeks, cook for days, then fret about having everything come out just right and at the right time. Then there would be a flurry about the table for half an hour or so, then the gals would tackle the clean-up while the guys would gather around the TV to watch the tackles on the football game.
It may be a bit over-simplistic of me, but I understand the purpose of the day to be one of givng thanks and being together with family. The half hour of hurried activity around the table just doesn't cut it. Spend a couple of minutes fixing up a good PBJ (or other 'sammich' of your choice) and spend that much more time with your family and friends.
We have started alternating my new concept of Thanksgiving 'dinner' with a more-traditional one, and have invited friends over for a "soup and sandwich" dinner. They have all agreed that it was different, but wonderful.
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