You got that right its a game, its kinda fun too when your on the buying end of it.

It works on alot of people, but somehow I dont think it would work in this case. For a chick, she seems to have a head on her shoulders haha

 

As everyone else has said...
Good luck Lisa!
Happy anniversary Scott/Cookie!
Glad Dallas is doing better Scott/Texas, been listening to the CD today..GOOD STUFF!
Glad you got the Vdub running good Mark.
It's almost FRIDAY! Just hope I dont get asked to work the weekend. Got my eye on a good hunting spot saturday morning. Also would like to be able to sand blast my driveshaft and get a coat of paint on it. Tired of the rust.

 

Why did you even get on the computer in the first place?

Congrats though Scott.


Yea she is on top of her chit it seems like, shes also pretty....smart

 

Happy Anniversary Scott may you and the Mrs enjoy many more!

 

Thanks for asking.
Her dad was sent home under the care of Hospice. They gave him a bunch of morphine and some other drug that gives you a sense of well being.
The morphine helped tremendously with his breathing, so that he now has the strength to get up out of his chair and use the restroom on his own.
The "well being" drug really helped his attitude, so that he is basically almost back to his regular self.
Kriss, seeing that, has really cheered up. She is tired from all the stress and has been holed up at home "recharging her batteries".
We all know that the morphine and the other drug is just temporary, his cancer is terminal and all through his body, but it is good to see him up and about for the time being.

 

Dan, Please tell Kriss that she and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this troubling time.

 

Dan, you and Kriss hang in there. My thoughts are with you guys.

 

Good deal Scott. My 19th anniversary is coming up in November. 1989 was a good year.

 

Can't argue with that.

Congratulations!!

 

Sure was...espcially april 11th lol

Dan my thoughts are with you guys, I had an great uncle die from cancer and he basiclly did the same thing in the end, went home and was on pain meds and just made the best of it till the end. I still miss that stubborn old redneck...

 

I'd have to agree. That's when my daughter was born.

 

Yeah I'm not sure if thats a good thing or a bad thing. I remember you 'bein a bit of a looker....

lol. Hmm... well thanks for the vote of confidence!

Indeed it is a game. There have been a few times I tried to arrange viewings in such a way I knew that buyers would run into each other...and I purposefully leave the business cards out (of all the people who have viewed the house) so everyone can see them. Stuff like that works.


lol. Thanks Chris. Either way, thats a heck of a compliment.

Dan, I'm glad to hear that he isn't in pain. Really that is the most important part. Life in pain is no life at all. I'm not sure I should say anything, but I can't help myself. If Kriss is hold up at home a lot, encourage her to go see her dad every chance she can get, especially if he is feeling good.

Personally speaking, there was this one night, shortly before my dad died, when he had just come back from his last radiation treatment. I am sure you are familiar with radiation, but essentially, it shrinks the tumors and it makes the person feel really good for a little while. I went with him to his radiation treatments, and that particular day was a very long day. We came home and had dinner and he was chatting up a storm, and in the best mood I had seen him in since he was diagnosed. He was laughing and telling stores and jokes and talking about everything under the sun. I was tired and decided to take off, and he seemed really disappointed when I told him I needed to go home.

I did, and I regret it to this day. I should have stayed there all night and talked to him and listened to what he had to say. He was back to being sick the next day and never really came back after that. Like I said, I kick myself for that and if there is one thing I could do different that is it. I just don't want Kriss to have the same regret.

I thought about you guys a lot the past couple days. I hope you can keep the pain away until the very end and I hope you both make it through this okay.

Saltgrass, I've been there! Pretty good place from what I remember. We also went to a really expensive steakhouse with a big wheel of cheese in the middle of the table and a girl on a swing. Can't remember what it was called.

Scott, Dallas looks like a very happy dog.

So I listened to more songs today, and finally listened to "I got the guns" all the way through and it made me cry...actually shed tears. that isn't easy to do my man.

 

That's the year I lost my uhhh.......

 

Wallet??

 

Thats the year i was born, lol.