maddigan

All the world's problems can be solved by whiskey, if only for a while!

Whiskey and Smokes solves all

Great pictures. You are one hot lady I like to lay in bed with the fan blowing over me while drinking a beer too.

Knitting is an excellent teaching tool.
The Waldorf Schools use it to teach counting, addition/
subtraction to the K through 3 levels.
Chop-sticks can be bought by the dozen quite cheaply
and work until true knitting needles can be lined up.
Maybe in trade for helping out at sheareing time
a sheep or alpaca farm might give up some wool.
The 4-H might be a resource to tap.
Dollar Store or other discounted surplus store might
yield yarn or other fibers to use.
Good luck.

sweet news maddi glad your new home is a home

Five years ago after my home was devastated by Hurricane Rita and the girl I had been dating for three years broke up with me two weeks before Christmas, I woke up on Christmas morning all alone. I was camping out in the back room of my shop as Rita's destruction was so massive there wasn't any place available to rent and it was bitterly cold outside. I had no family in town after my parents died and all my siblings moved away to other states. At that point, I have to say it was the most alone and forlorned I've ever felt. It would have been just any other day and no big deal if it hadn't been Christmas. So I do understand. Somehow I got through that day and life has moved on. This year I had a pretty good Christmas. I'm back in my house rebuilt after $136,000.00 in damage was repaired. My son now lives with me and I have two roommates that are also my best friends!! This year we cooked a big Christmas dinner, exchanged gifts, and just hung out all day. It was nice, but I'll never forget that lonely Christmas day 5 years ago. Whatever doesn't kill us, makes us stronger.

Don't over (self) analyze. You'll drive yourself nuts. Trust me!

For the past couple of years i spent my christmas with my now ex-girlfrend and step-son. Being without them (or well..without Dylan, don't miss his mom at all) was scary for a bit. The trick for me was not to focus on what I was missing, or would have liked to have had, but on what I do have.

Rule #32: You gotta enjoy the little things.

Potato pancakes, but I don't wait around for Hanukkah to eat them, they're good at any time of the year.

Surprised; seeing those pic's of you on a Bike
one would conclude that you had your license.
Go to Motor Vehical Office and get the Driver License
test handbook, the written part is from that.
For the Road Test; use an Automatic [ one less thing
to worry about ]. Paralle Parking and Hill Start use to
be the big thing. Remember to look over shoulder and
NOT rely on the mirrors. Best of Luck.
x-mas= Baked Ham, from a local smokehouse. But more so
haveing the extended Family around the table.
Have fun with the kids.
Stay excellent.

I haven't run into you out socializing in ages!

Wow crazy! Good luck

Move down here w/me!!

*blushes*

What was the account for? A debt collector should not have access to your bank account! You need to change freaking banks and FAST!!! I agree with the identity thing. You need to check this out and get away from that bank!!