OT - I have had one wild day

[gmaann]

Good job, Ruthie - about the audition, not the shooting! I'm going to try to always stay on your good side!! And here's hoping your son (how old?) is feeling better real soon.

You are a stitch (how appropriate) and I can hardly wait until Paducah next year!!

[IowaGal]

Congrats! I KNEW you would get that part and it would all work aout! I am so thrilled for you!

[kadie]

I'ma soa glada for youa SewGlad!!

[Cathy32078]

So sorry about your Son. Hope he gets better really soon and get it under control. Is there meds for this and a certain diet?

Congrats on getting the part in the play! I know you will really enjoy it. Even though it can be tiring I'm sure.

[Littlebit]

Sewglad - Sorry about your son, I hope he is feeling better soon.
CONGRATULATIONS on you part in the play!!
My dad and brother have permits for concealed carry. I know I should never ever have a permit to carry never know when one of those pms/perimenopausal moments might strike - lol

Kadie - you are too funny!!

[Leetec]

Kadie, Make sure you have all the fingers of your left hand touching your thumb when you say that! The hand hass to be about chest height with the thumb closet to you and shacking forward and back. That way you'll look like half my DH's relatives! Oh, and you have to pinch everyone's checks! And tell them to eat something! Oh, I could go on and on...

[kadie]

Leetec

I was born and raised in Sydney where there was a large Italian population. My Mum was the Forelady in a radio factory. A lot of the Italian ladies who worked with her had a lot of trouble reading English. So nearly every Saturday morning there would be at least a couple of ladies come to home for Mum's help filling in forms for various things. They would always bring her fresh vegies or homemade bread as "thankyou" for her help and they would always PINCH ME ON THE CHEEKS!!!

[Evie]

In my early 20's, I got to live in Naples, Italy for 2 years. Before I went over there, my male relatives felt it was their duty to prepare me. They kept pinching my, um "lower cheeks". Of course, they were brave souls because I made sure that they felt some pain too. Always made sure the bruises didn't show. :^) What was really ironic was that I never got pinched the entire two years I lived there. Did meet DH there. I used to laugh, that I had to travel all the way from California to Italy to meet someone from Missouri.

[Pilot2b]

Prayers and hugs to your son. This disease is not an easy one to live with.

Congrats on getting the part in the play.

Rifle/shooting range....Self protection? or occupation? Just curious.

Helen

[quilt_florida]

I haven't shot a gun in about 10 years. But I still remember which end the bullet comes out of!!

Sorry about your son. I think my Aunt has that too.

My prayers go out to you and your son.