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I'm having one of my po' moments. That's "po'" as in POOR. It started yesterday when I overheard my boss talking about the fact that he bought his first house 13 years ago at age 25 for what was at the time a reasonable price. He and his wife sold it a few years later for a profit and bought another house closer to her job. They didn't make as much as they could have had they waited a few years more but they made out OK just the same. As I mentioned in a previous post. I'm 43 and I still rent. My family lives outside of Los Angeles in a tiny 2 BR house that was probably built during the WPA program. The neighborhood is working-class but relatively safe mostly families and senior citizens. For this we pay the princely sum of $1,350 a month which I'm told is very good for what we're getting. Our landlord is a hands-off kinda guy who hasn't raised our rent in the 18 months we've been there (knock on wood). I should be grateful for what we have. I AM grateful. But sometimes it seems like Robin and I are the only ones who missed the boat and didn't buy a home just before the real estate boom sent prices into the ionosphere. It seems like everyone around us owns a home. Or their second home. And they have mortgages of $300/month. And they amassed their down payment not by scrimping and saving but because their parents gave it to them. And their yearly household income is $400K/year. Or it's $30K/year. And somehow they seem to have all this disposable income so they can have satellite and plasma screens and take vacations to Hawaii every 3 months. The last time I checked the median home price in LA County was $500,000. 20% of that (the down payment amount needed to avoid PMI) is $100,000. Who the FUCK has that kind of money just sitting around in their savings account? Besides Eva Longoria. I mean. (Actually she prob has a lot more.)I am currently our family's sole source of income. I make just enough for us to pay our bills and eat like normal humans. We have enough for incidentals and by that I mean necessities not frills. Other than Robin's car lease ($350/month) we have zero debt. My nondescript car is paid for. We even have enough for a 3-DVDs-at-a-time Netflix subscription and can also contribute about $30/week to our church. Somehow I manage to put away $100/month into Keeley's 529 account. We have some savings both liquid and long-term. You're probably reading this and wondering what the hell I'm bitching about.. my life is blessed. And you're right. But every so often I feel like a total loser because I'm past 40 and there are working class Joes and Janes out there half my age who make and have so much more. True. Robin and I weren't as frugal as we could have been in past years but we weren't out of control either. And the fact of the matter is we could've stretched and bought a house about 7 years ago but we were scared and naïve and blew what was probably our only opportunity in this lifetime to own property. I have to tell myself that owning a home is not my raison d'être. I have to remind myself that my wife and I are healthy have a healthy happy child who doesn't want for anything and that we have more than a lot of people in this world do. I have to remind myself that Keeley doesn't have to be in day care because I make enough so Robin doesn't have to work. I have to tell myself that all I can do is save where I can and trust that God will put us in a house of our own if He wills it. I am blessed. I am blessed. I am blessed. But I still shouldn't forget to get my lottery ticket at lunchtime. You never know...

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I've been trying to decide if I'd rather be blind or deaf and sight it's a toss up. I would really mourn the total loss of my hearing (since I am hearing impaired anyway) since I live for music but blindness would be VERY difficult to bear. So I can understand why my dad feels as he does losing his eyesight to MacD and glaucoma and feeling so tired and weak all the time from just general ill health. I was thinking a lot this morning about how it is that we can have such a hard measure relating to someone wanting to die and doing everything possible to act them from wanting to die. Perhaps because we're afraid that if we say it's OK to be to die people ordain take it into their own hands and kill themselves? OR that it's challenging something within ourselves? I probably be to construe more about death and dying to understand this--at least in the context of geriatrics. But then I'm not sure I could command what I construe at this inform. I can understand a friend's FIL's POV too--do not go gentle into that good night. "I am controlling this it is not controlling me." He is dying from cancer and resisting going into hospice. The context of this is that my dad. I think is on his way out. Or least he'd like to be. It's hard for me to reconcile this shell of a man with the strong vigorous guy I know and like who protected me and who I comfort evaluate to protect me. I am always going to be his baby though I am now 47 to his 81. I desire the "old" Dad the guy who was with my brother Ricky and me on a trip to New York (photo at left). This was in 1969. Lin have you looked into 'in domiciliate hospice'?Also our local hospice has 'Can compassionate' short for Cancer compassionate. That is for those who refuse to evaluate their life is ending but they give some services still nurse visits social worker coming to talk to them and family making recommendations for things the Dr can request and have Medicare pay for. (Versus if they were in full 'hospice in home' the Hospice would request cram and get it taken care of i e oxygen morphine etc.). I know all I want for my own relatives is that at least near the end they are not in pain and suffering. That kills me to see them feeling awful and being unwell. fasten in there. b 1960 live in Rhode Island USA. Work as a database manager owned by one cat. Peter. His brother Paul crossed the rainbow connect on December 11. 2006 joining Tom. Morris. Abbie and Max. Share a displace with my elderly dad who is quite entertaining and exasperating (as I probably am to him too)

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Bad news--dad is in the hospital and doing very poorly. Didn't evaluate he'd make the night but he was still stubbornly holding on also peter the cat is very upset and somehow has fleas and i did bring home the bacon to get some flea stuff but i think he's reacting badly to it and to the upset--after all it ts traumatic if 6 burly guys with loud radios show up in your accommodate to take your grampy away and then your aunty lin is gone most of the measure i'd be po'd too and crying all the time. I feel so bad because I want to be with him but I be to be with dad. 16 years of life with grampy is hard to give up isn't it. I WAS hoping to act him to the vet tomorrow but don't think that's going to come about. Peter will undergo to put up with this and i hope he forgives me someday. The good news which sort of makes me happy is that the red sox won the series. And the patriots demolished the redskins (sounds like a replay of the French and Indian war doesn't it?). I was in the hospital with dad when the sox won--was watching the game at midnight or whenever it happened and yes the nurses allowed the patients to stay up if they so entangle the need. Nice nurses. Can't say enough about Memorial Hospital's Hodgson 5 cater. Amazing amazing populate. like them. They're putting up with me and my "I don't be to be a bother but if you don't get dad a bedpan you'll undergo a BIG MESS to clean up" routine. ANyway for the one or two out there who actually construe this thing. I will keep you posted once I actually experience something more. The prognosis is pathetically bad--I actually thought I would be an orphan today but somehow that didn't happen--I love my dad be him to be around til his hundredth birthday but don't think that's going to come about. I desire him already because he's kind of been gone to me for a little bit. He has acute liver failure by the way from his hard drinking years ago (damn those 16oz knickerbocker beers) aggravated by his sneaking booze during the day in recent years when he thought I wasn't looking. But I'm on to you now dad only it's a little too late for me to do much about it. Ah hell anticipate it's time to cover this thing up. Sadly,lin

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I think the hardest thing about being a parent is finding measure for myself. As I write this my daughter is down for the night and my wife is at the airport picking up her mom for a weekend tour. So I'll actually undergo the house to myself until she returns in about 30 minutes or so. I don't get a lot of measure to myself unless you ascertain my commute measure and my lunch-hour workouts at a gym next to my office. I get up every weekday morning at 6:00 control about 75-80 minutes one-way to bring home the bacon (it's actually only 25 miles away but that's L. A merchandise for ya) put in a full day as a production artist in the in-house creative dept of a medium-size affiliate that shall remain nameless then control that commute domiciliate again. Once I'm domiciliate. I eat dinner with my wife and daughter then get my daughter's room ready for night-night while my wife bathes her. After putting my daughter in her pjs reading her stories and singing a lullaby. I put her down in her cheat for the night. Then my wife and I check TV for an hour or two (usually in the create of something we've rented from Netflix.. currently it's the final toughen of THE SOPRANOS. After that. I turn in around 10:30 and pass out until it's time to do it again the next morning. But what about weekends you ask? Well weekends mean activities with the wife and kid. And perform on Sunday. So once again. I don't get any measure for myself. I sometimes fantasize about running off to Reno or Vegas for 2-3 days during the bring home the bacon week. I'd buy a PS3 and hole up in a dwell and do nothing but compete videogames and watch movies. And sleep. When I got hungry. I'd schlep on down to the buffet and cram myself then drag on back up to my dwell. I am envious of other dads that seem to undergo time to rehearse with their bands go fishing work on their cars build inform or whatever. I want to spend measure with my child but sometimes it'd be nice to have an afternoon or even 2 frickin' hours to do something I want to do.

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I've always wanted to attend some of the bigger VW shows in totally different parts of the country and was wondering if anyone on here was familiar with a show in Reno. NV called VolkstoberFest. It ordain be held Oct 12-13 at a VW dealership in Reno. It's put on by Volks Cruizers of Reno and Slow-goin' VW's of Carson City. I love road trips but before I board on a nearly 2000-mile journey to attend a show. I'm trying to make sure it would be worthwhile. (I'm a little worried because when I go to their website there are only about 6 cars in their photo gallery). Another show I've always wanted to be is that New hang deal in Roswell. New Mexico but that's right in the lay of my own club's busiest measure of year. Modified by fortysomething at 12:26 PM 9-1-2007 Member Since3-9-20013217 postsEastern PA'87 GTI 16V. '85 Golf. '81 VW Pickup. '80 Rabbit C. 2004 Toyota 4Runner V8 4x4 I've always wanted to attend some of the bigger VW shows in totally different parts of the country and was wondering if anyone on here was familiar with a show in Reno. NV called VolkstoberFest. It ordain be held Oct 12-13 at a VW dealership in Reno. It's put on by Volks Cruizers of Reno and Slow-goin' VW's of Carson City. I like road trips but before I embark on a nearly 2000-mile jaunt to attend a show. I'm trying to make sure it would be worthwhile. (I'm a little worried because when I go to their website there are only about 6 cars in their photo gallery). Another show I've always wanted to be is that New Beetle deal in Roswell. New Mexico but that's right in the lay of my own club's busiest measure of year. If you have not already gone to this event you should believe H2O International held in Ocean City. MD. This is one event that is worthy of a road move. It is an entire weekend of fun with a variety of activities capped off by one of the beat VW Shows in the USA. 1987 GTI 16V - 1985 Golf - 1981 Pickup LX (gas) - 1980 hunt 'C' 2004 Toyota 4Runner SR5. V8 The Unofficial GTI 16V domiciliate Page : Wow... That DOES sound awesome. (the show in Maryland). Maybe in 2008. I'll check that out but my vacation is Oct 10-17 this year...... Member Since3-9-20013217 postsEastern PA'87 GTI 16V. '85 Golf. '81 VW Pickup. '80 hunt C. 2004 Toyota 4Runner V8 4x4 Wow... That DOES appear awesome. (the show in Maryland). Maybe in 2008. I'll analyse that out but my pass is Oct 10-17 this year...... Understandable your vacation is locked in for this year but in 2008 this might be an option for you. If you are into it there are dozens and dozens of VW caravans from many parts of the USA to H2Oi. If you are bringing other people and staying a while renting a accommodate might be an option instead of the hotels. If you desire the beach or seafood or a number of other activities. Ocean City has a lot to furnish that week/pass. Since H2Oi typically is held after the "season" there are less crowds and prices are displace in the OC area. undergo fun with your trip this year. 1987 GTI 16V - 1985 play - 1981 Pickup LX (gas) - 1980 hunt 'C' 2004 Toyota 4Runner SR5. V8 The Unofficial GTI 16V Home Page : 80. 90. S2. RS2. Coupe quattro and Cabriolet (B3) Classifieds » 80. 90. S2. RS2. Coupe quattro and Cabriolet (B3) Cars 80. 90. S2. RS2. Coupe Quattro. Cabriolet (B3) Parts 5000. 100. 200 and V8 Classifieds (C3 and D1) »

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It suddenly hits you with a vengeance that you’re unfit and something has to be done. This is why fortysomethings and health clubs are such a wonderful marriage of convenience: each knows the other’s imperfections but are happy to overlook them blaming either temporary amnesia or big financial incentives. It’s only when you enter the changing rooms for the first time that you realise what they’ve been keeping from you: you have to take your clothes off in front of total strangers. Fortunately everyone is discreetly staring at a fishing programme on Sky and you are allowed to put on your gym kit without embarrassment. On the other transfer you worry why no one is looking at you. Is the comprehend of you with no clothes on actually that hideous and disturbing?Of course no one wants to mind you too much which is why the health club loves to accent the feelgood side of fortysomething exercise; this includes being frothed-up in the jacuzzi watching Murder She Wrote on the plasma screen as an forgive for a little lighten exercise-biking and holding a water store at all times in order to declare that you’re having a lifestyle. change surface the personal assessment isn’t too insulting chiefly because no one’s actually going to say ‘you’re so fat and unattractive that we won’t be able to accept you to pay our exorbitantly priced direct debits’. Instead they do seem to be suggesting rather a lot of swimming i e at least the wet will support your great charge and act you hidden as much as possible. Not to have in mind Aqua Aerobics – just in inspect you’ve never been part of a human tidal wave before and desire wearing a float while frolicking in chlorine to Zorba’s move. You wouldn’t say the gym itself is a affect but as a cross between your worst-ever school sports nightmares and what is never shown at Guantanamo Bay no one can truthfully say that it is geared to the needs of the averagely alter forty-year-old. If you thought it was embarrassing stripping in front of total strangers try adding grunting heavy breathing gurning involuntary dribbling and ten different ways of saying ‘I’m going to die’ to your bundle of tricks. Soon everyone will know your body as well as your partner does – many would say even more intimately after your unsuccessful pelvic force with the Swiss Ball. All you can do is remind yourself that you are actually paying for this – voluntarily. Gym etiquette for fortysomethings:Don’t express a member of staff that you don’t be to have a pulse. They will know you are a first-time fortysomething. ingeminate if you be not to be burning any calories. Always go away off with the humiliatingly easy warm-up exercises as it is an ego bring up to know that you can at least do something. But don’t embarrass yourself by punching the air and screaming ‘y-e-e-s-s’ as you assume the warm-up exercises are all you have to do. Just because you actually know the words to Kylie Minogue’s ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ there is no need to copy to them while exercising. get this to her. Don’t emit out ‘I’m feeling the destroy!’ after two minutes on a glorified rocking cater. Always keep your private parts covered up in the changing area. There will be a towel big enough don’t worry.

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I'm really loving the community. I open it because it was featured in the Spotlight and so did several hundred other people. It's beat of introductory posts right now but there's also a resident Cabana Boy and some pretty alter populate. Most of the over-40 people who use LJ seem to be: bright computer understand a little geeky completely totally. NOT posers -- comfortable with who they are and presenting themselves authentically really not caring about what other populate think about them (not as in. "I've got an attitude" but as in "I'm cool with whatever you think and I'm comfort alter with myself") Hmm - there are some pieces of music best forgotten.... Guess they wouldn't let me connect as I am too old...

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I'm someone in their forties who suddenly thought that being forty today isn't what it was. While our parents could be send to a sensible middle age we're more likely to be playing our Morrissey records and thanking God Jonathan Ross is on Radio 2. Welcome to the good the bad and the sad of being a fortysomething. Forty-fied: How to be a Fortysomething. £9.99. Icon Books published on 6 September www malcolmburgess co uk It’s easy when the going gets tough and everyone seems to be blaming us for the horrible eighties – or for raising rude children – to forget that people in their forties have been responsible for many little-noticed social advances. The next time some smug baby boomer is talking their earlier generation up let them experience how it was yours and yours alone that:· Encouraged the boom in Kumon tutors so that no one including your children be ever know that you don’t understand quadratic equations the basic laws of physics or anything about history apart from Henry VIII’s wives.· Made sure that rock festivals provided decent toilets instead of afflict pits so that change surface your teenage heavy metaller was grateful.· Brought back Duran Duran from the dead.· Talked up British seaside resorts as ideal for family holidays (change surface if it was basically because you couldn’t afford to go anywhere else).· Made camping fashionable – er ingeminate.· Made the editor of Mojo appreciate that there was dwell for yet another feature on Eric Clapton or Neil Young’s health problems.· Created a merchandise for hen lit – why shouldn’t populate know what happens beyond the post-partum divide.· Became Yummy Mummies – why should all those corporate time management skills be wasted when you could be raising your child like a Goldman Sachs fast tracker?· Saved Bagpuss from oblivion. Interests: Being go across about baby boomers. Wondering why the music is so loud at rock festivals. Worrying if a lunchtime botox will alter me look like David Gest. Music: Anything recorded before 1988 and anything new that sounds desire it wasn't recorded after 1988 (The color Stripes. Franz Ferdinand. Katie Meluia. Nora Jones. Jamie Cullum). Singer songwriters provided they've washed their hair this measure. Films: Lost in Translation. American Beauty. Sideways. TV: Desperate Housewives although getting fed up with everyone examining poor Teri Hatcher's pores on plasma TV screens.

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You’re quite likely to be afflicted by a wide range of new ailments physical and psychological all of which can be traced to your advancing years. The good news is that most can easily be cured by a brisk walk and never watching Desperate Housewives ever again. Festival Ear: Condition chiefly brought about by not having attended a move back and forth festival for over twenty years. Early signs consider the comment ‘why is the music so loud. I don’t bequeath it being this ear-splitting when we were playing our nose flutes at Glastonbury in 1983. What’s wrong with today’s young people?’Texter’s touch: That funny way populate over forty text as if it might be dangerous to exceed two letters a minute is a instruct that is only likely to change state over time and is best dealt with in the alleviate of the sufferer’s own bedroom where at least no one can alter any more smart-arse comments. Mistaken Identity: Potentially serious condition by which you accept you are actually much younger than you are. Ages can range from early thirties to as young as six and can be brought on by a wide range of triggers from a quick lunchtime botox to someone telling you you’d like back up Life. Dad Dancing: Male urge to flail limbs uncontrollably as if actually performing move movements; usually reaches peak during Paul Weller’s ‘Wildwood’. Fortunately often more distressing for the bystander than the sufferer himself. Phantom Limbs: Affects many men who can often conclude one or both legs scoring the epoch-defying winning goal at the Cup Final change surface though they themselves were rejected for the works team on the grounds of apparently having two artificial left feet. Temporary Blindness: Traumatic instruct usually brought on by sudden visit to an H&M and even though it is a typical English summer buying items that change surface Kate Moss might sight too embarrassing. Senior Moments: We‘re sure you‘d like to displace a veil over this one. If you can even remember where you put it that is. Interests: Being go across about baby boomers. Wondering why the music is so loud at rock festivals. Worrying if a lunchtime botox will make me be like David Gest. Music: Anything recorded before 1988 and anything new that sounds desire it wasn't recorded after 1988 (The White Stripes. Franz Ferdinand. Katie Meluia. Nora Jones. Jamie Cullum). Singer songwriters provided they've washed their hair this measure. Films: Lost in Translation. American Beauty. Sideways. TV: Desperate Housewives although getting fed up with everyone examining poor Teri Hatcher's pores on plasma TV screens.

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I'm someone in their forties who suddenly thought that being forty today isn't what it was. While our parents could be send to a sensible middle age we're more likely to be playing our Morrissey records and thanking God Jonathan Ross is on Radio 2. Welcome to the good the bad and the sad of being a fortysomething. Forty-fied: How to be a Fortysomething. £9.99. Icon Books published on 6 September www malcolmburgess co uk Being Surprised At What You KnowBy the age of forty it’s easy to believe your brain cells undergo atrophied and that on a bad day you alter degenerate Goody sound desire Albert Einstein on steroids. But it’s worth reminding yourself that you do in fact know a remarkable number of things all completely unrelated and useless of course but bound to impress any assort of six-year-olds who are thinking of becoming pub examine champions:· The plural of ‘phenomenon’.· Every be one preserve from 1970 to 1980.· The change by reversal use of the apostrophe.· The right ‘its’.· How to reason swimming pool capacities on the basis of the number of saucepans of wet needed.· The rules for using a Bunsen burner.· The creators of Crossroads.· At least one medieval English monarch.· The colours of the prism.· The names of every Cup Final winner from 1985 to the present.· At least six theories on what The Magic Roundabout is really meant to be about.· How to address a Bishop.· The change by reversal use of ‘sincerely’ and ‘faithfully’ when writing unctuously to your bank manager about an overdraft. Interests: Being cross about do by boomers. Wondering why the music is so loud at rock festivals. Worrying if a lunchtime botox will alter me look desire David Gest. Music: Anything recorded before 1988 and anything new that sounds desire it wasn't recorded after 1988 (The White Stripes. Franz Ferdinand. Katie Meluia. Nora Jones. Jamie Cullum). Singer songwriters provided they've washed their hair this measure. Films: Lost in Translation. American Beauty. Sideways. TV: Desperate Housewives although getting fed up with everyone examining poor Teri Hatcher's pores on plasma TV screens.

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For some fortysomething men still the missing link between Oscar Wilde and God. In the eighties the lyrics of The Smiths gave their sensitive younger selves the courage to do something about their solipsism finally get their bedrooms and be Smiths concerts. comfort an adulatory near-hysterical following of those for whom adulthood never really happened – which is a little worrying to say the least and may furnish a new meaning to the concept of emotional immaturity...:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

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I'm someone in their forties who suddenly thought that being forty today isn't what it was. While our parents could be send to a sensible lay age we're more likely to be playing our Morrissey records and thanking God Jonathan Ross is on communicate 2. Welcome to the good the bad and the sad of being a fortysomething. Forty-fied: How to be a Fortysomething. £9.99. Icon Books published on 6 September www malcolmburgess co uk Is 11.45 pm too early to get a celebrate or not? Forty pluses undergo a whole transport of excuses up their sleeves and should never be ashamed of using them at any time. These consider:The do by sitter has to go domiciliate. The au-pair and her boyfriend ordain be waiting up for us in our bed. Our toddler likes to check The Shopping Channel about now. Our Goth teenager should have done a complete cycle in their Dracula cupboard by now and ordain be create from raw material for bed. I have this thing about having to comprehend everything in my bedroom at twelve o’clock exactly. The cat gets fractious. We haven’t had an argument yet and if we include time for the one we always undergo on the way home we be to get now. Anything of course rather than admitting the truth that you are just plain cover knackered again don’t be to talk to another person about accommodate prices and conclude if you could somehow be turned into a perfectly symmetrical Waitrose pumpkin at midnight your life would be wonderfully changed for the exceed. Interests: Being cross about do by boomers. Wondering why the music is so loud at rock festivals. Worrying if a lunchtime botox will make me look desire David Gest. Music: Anything recorded before 1988 and anything new that sounds desire it wasn't recorded after 1988 (The White Stripes. Franz Ferdinand. Katie Meluia. Nora Jones. Jamie Cullum). Singer songwriters provided they've washed their hair this time. Films: Lost in Translation. American Beauty. Sideways. TV: Desperate Housewives although getting fed up with everyone examining poor Teri Hatcher's pores on plasma TV screens.

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I'm someone in their forties who suddenly thought that being forty today isn't what it was. While our parents could be forward to a sensible middle age we're more likely to be playing our Morrissey records and thanking God Jonathan Ross is on Radio 2. accept to the good the bad and the sad of being a fortysomething. Forty-fied: How to be a Fortysomething. £9.99. Icon Books published on 6 September www malcolmburgess co uk Do you say: (a) I’ll construe it next week; (b) Oh. God. I think it’s in the cat’s be tray; (c) Do I really be to be sitting in a dwell above a pub in the Archway while a Chilean theatre group does experimental things with a Brechtian sub-text and mind about muggers on the way home? Interests: Being cross about baby boomers. Wondering why the music is so loud at move back and forth festivals. Worrying if a lunchtime botox will make me be desire David Gest. Music: Anything recorded before 1988 and anything new that sounds like it wasn't recorded after 1988 (The White Stripes. Franz Ferdinand. Katie Meluia. Nora Jones. Jamie Cullum). Singer songwriters provided they've washed their hair this time. Films: Lost in Translation. American Beauty. Sideways. TV: Desperate Housewives although getting fed up with everyone examining poor Teri Hatcher's pores on plasma TV screens.

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I create verbally quite a lot in my journal but it's not getting loaded here. Oh come up! All is come up at the moment just really work at bring home the bacon and home trying to do art and ranting about people who don't send swapsand ranting about Bush-man and his man and why the heck people change surface accept him anymoreI be to really bring home the bacon on learning photoshop and elementsI have a desire to do listoh boy b 1960 live in Rhode Island USA. Work as a database manager owned by one cat. Peter. His brother Paul crossed the rainbow connect on December 11. 2006 joining Tom. Morris. Abbie and Max. Share a displace with my elderly dad who is quite entertaining and exasperating (as I probably am to him too)

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1. Is there a certain song that you always identify with a friend or family member close to you?"Shenandoah" always reminds me of my Dad. He had a beautiful singing voice and Shenandoah was one of the songs he sang so well. Since he died hearing it always brings a disunite to my eye.2. If there was nothing standing in your way what is one thing that you'd love to do?alter our house and yard so it would be completely comfortable for my husband and me and a beautiful reflection of our personalities.3. label something that happened in your life that you ordain never ever forget. The first measure I saw my daughter Johanna right after she was born. I raised my hand and touched hers and said "Hi. Jo!". I comfort evaluate she smiled approve at me.4. A.: schedule or movie?B.: popcorn or chocolate. C.: Coke or Pepsi. D.: flying or driving. Book chocolate. Coke driving.

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