Re: Thursday Three Cheers PWYC
Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2025 7:22 pm
LadyM, that is a surprising problem. Hmmm... .. I can tell you that my ds stays mad at possums and says they do cause trouble.
Twins', your nap does not surprise me. That was a very social time and so much to think about re: old times, family, etc. Not surprising that even though it was really good, it was draining.
blessed, sending cheerful thoughts to your whole household. Best wishes as you bring a recovering dh back home to feel better and better. Hospitals are best seen in the rear-view mirror!
lucylee, I hope ddil and her family get well soon and you don't catch anything.
Ddolder and all her boys visited last evening, sensibly with air hugs, etc. That was fun.
Ds came for his pie while they were still here, so I enjoyed the evening a lot.
The boys had been talking about driving lessons, permits, etc., so I brought that up to ds. He will be coming along later with a need to have a child learn about this. He and I were both surprised there are several levels to permits here these days, before licenses. His sister was able to tell him a lot.
Funny - we all talked about how we learned to drive. The boys were wide-eyed at the stories of their elders!
DangerBoy will have a nice summer at home from college and ds may be able to help him find a part-time job.
My car inspection is done and bill paid.
Twins', your nap does not surprise me. That was a very social time and so much to think about re: old times, family, etc. Not surprising that even though it was really good, it was draining.
blessed, sending cheerful thoughts to your whole household. Best wishes as you bring a recovering dh back home to feel better and better. Hospitals are best seen in the rear-view mirror!
lucylee, I hope ddil and her family get well soon and you don't catch anything.
Ddolder and all her boys visited last evening, sensibly with air hugs, etc. That was fun.
Ds came for his pie while they were still here, so I enjoyed the evening a lot.
The boys had been talking about driving lessons, permits, etc., so I brought that up to ds. He will be coming along later with a need to have a child learn about this. He and I were both surprised there are several levels to permits here these days, before licenses. His sister was able to tell him a lot.
Funny - we all talked about how we learned to drive. The boys were wide-eyed at the stories of their elders!
DangerBoy will have a nice summer at home from college and ds may be able to help him find a part-time job.
My car inspection is done and bill paid.