My parents have been married 64 years today. And both are still healthy and engaged in the lives of their children, many grandchildren, and great grandchildren. What a blessing.
Very nice.My parents have been married 64 years today. And both are still healthy and engaged in the lives of their children, many grandchildren, and great grandchildren. What a blessing.
This was the remark from the rep on the phone last night, "you have been with us for 18 years, what changed your mind now" Simply told them that they take better care of new customers and that I only watch about 10 to 15 channels of the 150 package I had and was tired of paying for more. Of course he tried to sell me a cheaper package for 12 months and then back to the regular price and I shut him down.gooD morning...
Daughter #2 goes back to the Dr on Thursday...scheduling C section. My guess (or hope) is that it'll be Friday or next Tuesday. Baby appears to be healthy...just little. Like 5ish lbs little...due date is 3 weeks away.
@warrior-cat I cut the cord about a month ago. Had Dish for 18 years...I just told'em I was done. Period. Sent my receivers, remotes, switch & the satellite thingy back to them. I have a Firestick & then got a free Roku stick for signing up for DirectTV Now. Saving about $100 a month. I'm OK with it so far, still adjusting & working out some bugs.
Thanks @MdWIldcat55 ... just did some quick hillbilly math and I have approx. 3,435 days left! SON OF A!!
Sounds like the same conversation I had with Spectrum a year ago. I have not regretted cutting the cord.This was the remark from the rep on the phone last night, "you have been with us for 18 years, what changed your mind now" Simply told them that they take better care of new customers and that I only watch about 10 to 15 channels of the 150 package I had and was tired of paying for more. Of course he tried to sell me a cheaper package for 12 months and then back to the regular price and I shut him down.
Spent a lot of time in Corpus Christi and Beaumont during the high time of deployments after 9/11. Was TDY ensuring equipment from Ft. Sill units was loaded on ships and would fix any problems that would arise to ensure they were not denied. Would get there a day before Trains, Line Haul trucks, or Helicopters got there, check all vehicles and equipment into the holding areas then, wait for the ships to arrive for loading. That would sometimes take 2 or 3 days before the ships would come so, we would travel around the area in the GOV's and check out the scenery.In Corpus Christi? Nice down there. Good luck.
Same thoughts... after 18 years, a person should get 1 yr free!they take better care of new customers
QB and I celebrated 55 earlier this year.My parents have been married 64 years today. And both are still healthy and engaged in the lives of their children, many grandchildren, and great grandchildren. What a blessing.
Thanks Don. Just got a call from the doc's office. Go to hospital for pre op exam tomorrow and surgery Thursday. Thanks for your prayers. I am anxious to get this behind me.Damn. Good luck with the surgery. Said a prayer for you.
Congratulations Don. That's an impressive milestone. It takes a wise couple to pull that off.QB and I celebrated 55 earlier this year.
Thanks Don. Just got a call from the doc's office. Go to hospital for pre op exam tomorrow and surgery Thursday. Thanks for your prayers. I am anxious to get this behind me.
Thanks Don. Just got a call from the doc's office. Go to hospital for pre op exam tomorrow and surgery Thursday. Thanks for your prayers. I am anxious to get this behind me.
Thanks Don. Just got a call from the doc's office. Go to hospital for pre op exam tomorrow and surgery Thursday. Thanks for your prayers. I am anxious to get this behind me.
My parents have been married 64 years today. And both are still healthy and engaged in the lives of their children, many grandchildren, and great grandchildren. What a blessing.
Congratulations Don. That's an impressive milestone. It takes a wise couple to pull that off.
We'll done. Having a long marriage is making a decision then keeping the promise. Plain and simple.QB and I celebrated 55 earlier this year.
That's right.We'll done. Having a long marriage is making a decision then keeping the promise. Plain and simple.
Yes, good luck on the surgery.
Thanks everyone for the well wishes regarding my upcoming surgery. When I saw the doc yesterday he said he was hoping we could treat with meds but that is not working out. So he said we would have to go in there and try to correct matters. I told him I would sharpen his knife if he would just get me out of this discomfort and pain. What started as a UTI infection has made it's rounds in my system and now I am where I am.
But I will get past this, just need a little time. We are a tough breed. Your thoughts and prayers are appreciated.
DITTOI'll have your back Sawnee Cat My prayers are with you!.
three law suits have come in from my last hospital visit.Don’t be like Bert chasing all the nurses around. Hope your back to enjoying all the Fla sunshine and blue skies pronto.
My son survived 20 years of the Army. I suppose that he is Army strong now. But the 15 months he was deployed was horrible (he is an Iraqi vet.).evening D
been an eventful few days
Sunday we drove down to Campbellsville for a small going away party. Sunday night I stayed with my son and DIL and then we saw my boy off to BCT yesterday morning. I'm finally used to him not being HERE - but I've been able to talk or text with him every day. It's going to be hard waiting to hear something; it already is.
My DIL really melted down yesterday - but we were all so tired (got about 3 hours of sleep Sunday night) it made it a lot worse than it would have been. I'm glad, though, that while there were a few tears when he actually left, shes did't really break down until later.
All we're waiting for now is to hear what company he's in - not even sure how he'll be able to let us know. We both signed up with FB support groups for FLW soldiers.
I just hope he makes it through basic; several family members on one of the pages talked about how their soldiers did not "zero out."
I'm babbling y'all, and I'm sorry for that -
hope all are well
hugs
congrats to the parents of @MdWIldcat55 - that's an awesome thing
prayers for @Sawnee Cat for his upcoming surgery
[B]@Bert Higginbotha[/B] - you really need to behave yourself
Everyone else - who's ready for football?
congrats to the parents of @MdWIldcat55 - that's an awesome thing
prayers for @Sawnee Cat for his upcoming surgery
@Bert Higginbotha - you really need to behave yourself
Everyone else - who's ready for football?
NEVER
Not going to happen.
See @Bkocats . Told ya so.
I'm just worried, as any parent would beMy son survived 20 years of the Army. I suppose that he is Army strong now. But the 15 months he was deployed was horrible (he is an Iraqi vet.).
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been an eventful few days
Sunday we drove down to Campbellsville for a small going away party. Sunday night I stayed with my son and DIL and then we saw my boy off to BCT yesterday morning. I'm finally used to him not being HERE - but I've been able to talk or text with him every day. It's going to be hard waiting to hear something; it already is.
My DIL really melted down yesterday - but we were all so tired (got about 3 hours of sleep Sunday night) it made it a lot worse than it would have been. I'm glad, though, that while there were a few tears when he actually left, shes did't really break down until later.
All we're waiting for now is to hear what company he's in - not even sure how he'll be able to let us know. We both signed up with FB support groups for FLW soldiers.
I just hope he makes it through basic; several family members on one of the pages talked about how their soldiers did not "zero out."
I'm babbling y'all, and I'm sorry for that -
hope all are well
hugs
congrats to the parents of @MdWIldcat55 - that's an awesome thing
prayers for @Sawnee Cat for his upcoming surgery
@Bert Higginbotha - you really need to behave yourself
Everyone else - who's ready for football?
Not going to happen.
who's ready for football?
My parents have been married 64 years
In Corpus Christi? Nice down there. Good luck.
He will make it, he was raised by you. You will hear from him soon, Army makes sure of that and when you do, tell him to be Mr. generic, do no more or no less than his Drill Sergeants tell him too and basic will be easier.evening D
been an eventful few days
Sunday we drove down to Campbellsville for a small going away party. Sunday night I stayed with my son and DIL and then we saw my boy off to BCT yesterday morning. I'm finally used to him not being HERE - but I've been able to talk or text with him every day. It's going to be hard waiting to hear something; it already is.
My DIL really melted down yesterday - but we were all so tired (got about 3 hours of sleep Sunday night) it made it a lot worse than it would have been. I'm glad, though, that while there were a few tears when he actually left, shes did't really break down until later.
All we're waiting for now is to hear what company he's in - not even sure how he'll be able to let us know. We both signed up with FB support groups for FLW soldiers.
I just hope he makes it through basic; several family members on one of the pages talked about how their soldiers did not "zero out."
I'm babbling y'all, and I'm sorry for that -
hope all are well
hugs
I never attend those watch parties anymore. Haven't since 2010, when we lost a game we were favored to win.Where is the watch party for the Kentucky game this weekend? I'm gonna go hang out with the fine people of Alabama for the Louisville game.