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Y&R Buddies
Started by k-bit at 2009/05/01 05:43AMLatest post: 2009/11/19 02:24PM, Views: 29939, Replies: 1388
nanas3 |
I know it was not you, but I did want the person who did to know I will continue to state my opinion! |
annamarie73 |
Quote nanas3: I know it was not you, but I did want the person who did to know I will continue to state my opinion! Hi nanas3, I get really upset sometimes at the way a few posters really go after "my" people, but I try to refrain myself. Someone else usually gets them back better than me!! Can't believe that grown women can't respect one another's opinions. 
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Brendamouse |
Blue 501--results yet?? |
kaycountrygal |
Blue501... Are you alright? I'm so sorry you might have more medical problems. Life is a challenge, isnt it? You're in my prayers. Kay 12:50pm |
pipposprincess |
good evening all |
Blue 501 |
Quote Brendamouse: Blue 501--results yet?? Kind of. They kept me hanging for a week. Surgeon says the biopsy was nonconclusive but he thinks it is not cancer & wants to check it again in 6 weeks (sooner if needed).I am going to think positively & work on building up my immunity. Thank you for asking. Betsy |
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Blue 501 |
Quote kaycountrygal: Blue501... Are you alright? I'm so sorry you might have more medical problems. Life is a challenge, isnt it? You're in my prayers. Kay 12:50pm Thanks, Kay. Didn't I see you talking about bbq the other day? Good old North Carolina bbq-best in the whole world? Made my mouth water thinking about it. The only other thing half as good is oysters roasted on myrtle wood washed down with moonshine & cracklin' bread. Yum,Yum. |
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kaycountrygal |
Blue501... Betsy, yes, keep thinking positive. I've always thought it was mean to keep patients waiting a long time for results. Maybe one day the doctors will have to wait & worry & they'll know what it feels like. I do hope & pray all is ok. |
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kaycountrygal |
PEOPLE WHO WORK IN OFFICE: I'm curious. How do you all manage YR posts at work?? Doesnt your boss ever notice what you're doing? or does s/he assume you're typing re work? I remember when I worked in an office & there was no way I would have been posting re a soap because (1) I didnt have time & (2) afraid I would be fired if caught. Just wondering. Kay 4:17pm |
CindiAnn |
Quote kaycountrygal: PEOPLE WHO WORK IN OFFICE: I'm curious. How do you all manage YR posts at work?? Doesnt your boss ever notice what you're doing? or does s/he assume you're typing re work? I remember when I worked in an office & there was no way I would have been posting re a soap because (1) I didnt have time & (2) afraid I would be fired if caught. Just wondering. Kay 4:17pm I work in a small office (construction company). For the most part, my bosses are not in the office. As long as I get my work done and can keep up with their schedules, make coffee and make sure their favorite ink pens are in the cabinet, I do pretty good. 
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DL2W |
Quote CindiAnn: Quote kaycountrygal: PEOPLE WHO WORK IN OFFICE: I'm curious. How do you all manage YR posts at work?? Doesnt your boss ever notice what you're doing? or does s/he assume you're typing re work? I remember when I worked in an office & there was no way I would have been posting re a soap because (1) I didnt have time & (2) afraid I would be fired if caught. Just wondering. Kay 4:17pm I work in a small office (construction company). For the most part, my bosses are not in the office. As long as I get my work done and can keep up with their schedules, make coffee and make sure their favorite ink pens are in the cabinet, I do pretty good. I work in a small office and i just minimize when some one comes in my office. I am glad I found this. today(5-28) some people were getting pretty snotty, and they weren't regulars... I love the regulars we laugh alot regardless of opinions
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Blue 501 |
Quote kaycountrygal: Blue501... Betsy, yes, keep thinking positive. I've always thought it was mean to keep patients waiting a long time for results. Maybe one day the doctors will have to wait & worry & they'll know what it feels like. I do hope & pray all is ok. Yes, I mentioned bbq last week. My neighbor roasted a pig & had great bbq sauce to go with it. Some pork was chopped; some was just big ole pulled chunks of meat... GOOD. Let's see if I can make you hungry. With the bbq, she had potato salad, baked beans, slaw, hushpuppies, strawberries dipped in chocolate, & birthday cake. Oh, I nearly forgot; she had roasted oysters which were ok. I tried two. I'm a FRIED oyster fan. IF I ate many roasted ones, I would have to have moonshine to wash 'em down (LAUGH) I know what cracklin' cornbread is but it's been a looong time since I ate any. I cant recall; are you in NC? You said you liked NC bbq; it is good. I'll check back later. I'm going outside to my swing before it rains... again. Hang in there Girl. Kay in NC 11:00a.m. It worked! My mouth is watering. Yes, I was born & bred on the NC coast, Snead's Ferry to be precise. And my folks have been in that area since 1709. You can't get much more Tar Heel than that! We are old fashioned people. The stories I could tell you about handing tobacco out of sleds, floundering with a lantern & gig, looking for pirate treasure. I live near Raleigh now. It takes all night to make the best bbq. You need a pit & hickory & a bucket of vinegar with red pepper in it & a clean paint brush & about 12 cold beers per helper & you stay up all night painting the mix onto that pig & drinking that beer & keeping the coals just right. But I am not proud. I will eat it out of a cooker too. |
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kaycountrygal |
Blue501... It IS a small world. I live about 40-50 miles west of Raleigh. I enjoyed your post very much. I bet you could tell lots of interesting stories. Floundering with a lantern & gig & looking for treasure sounds like fun. My fiance & I ate seafood at Snead's Ferry two years ago. We like to go to the coast once in awhile. My grandparents had some tobacco. I handed a little bit but I was not good at it at all, mainly watched the grownups do it. I grew up on a dairy farm (parents are now deceased) & I still live here. |
kmc320 |
Quote Blue 501: Quote kaycountrygal: Blue501... Betsy, yes, keep thinking positive. I've always thought it was mean to keep patients waiting a long time for results. Maybe one day the doctors will have to wait & worry & they'll know what it feels like. I do hope & pray all is ok. Yes, I mentioned bbq last week. My neighbor roasted a pig & had great bbq sauce to go with it. Some pork was chopped; some was just big ole pulled chunks of meat... GOOD. Let's see if I can make you hungry. With the bbq, she had potato salad, baked beans, slaw, hushpuppies, strawberries dipped in chocolate, & birthday cake. Oh, I nearly forgot; she had roasted oysters which were ok. I tried two. I'm a FRIED oyster fan. IF I ate many roasted ones, I would have to have moonshine to wash 'em down (LAUGH) I know what cracklin' cornbread is but it's been a looong time since I ate any. I cant recall; are you in NC? You said you liked NC bbq; it is good. I'll check back later. I'm going outside to my swing before it rains... again. Hang in there Girl. Kay in NC 11:00a.m. It worked! My mouth is watering. Yes, I was born & bred on the NC coast, Snead's Ferry to be precise. And my folks have been in that area since 1709. You can't get much more Tar Heel than that! We are old fashioned people. The stories I could tell you about handing tobacco out of sleds, floundering with a lantern & gig, looking for pirate treasure. I live near Raleigh now. It takes all night to make the best bbq. You need a pit & hickory & a bucket of vinegar with red pepper in it & a clean paint brush & about 12 cold beers per helper & you stay up all night painting the mix onto that pig & drinking that beer & keeping the coals just right. But I am not proud. I will eat it out of a cooker too. Blue don't get me starting about my husband his-story. He came from Lenoir, Kinston. He loves to tell about his genealogy. His mother is a Green and he's getting ready to go to Greentown to his only surviving aunt's surprise BD party in July. His mother could easily acclaim to be white but his child surely can't. That's my baby. The blood ties are so strong that I was calling another child for mine. I gave birth to her. We all had alot of laughs. 
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kmc320 |
Quote kaycountrygal: PEOPLE WHO WORK IN OFFICE: I'm curious. How do you all manage YR posts at work?? Doesnt your boss ever notice what you're doing? or does s/he assume you're typing re work? I remember when I worked in an office & there was no way I would have been posting re a soap because (1) I didnt have time & (2) afraid I would be fired if caught. Just wondering. Kay 4:17pm I work by myself. there were 3 in the office and 4 others that I was to coordinate with but IMOO they were inadequate so I learn what it was that they were suppose to provide me and I learned it AND now it's just this smart A$$. See what happens to a know it all!!! Every time I speak of retirement I'm told NOOOOOO. I keep telling Mgmt to let me train someone as tomorrow is promised to no one but...... I'll just keep getting the accolades and bonuses. The deal is to work smater not harder. My motto - if you can't get it right the 1st time how will you find time to do it over? 
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