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02 Jan 2008, 7:08 pm

Haha! 8O I seem to have de-zombified my downstairs heating unit! 8O Luckily, it's only 18 degrees F (wind chill 9) (-8 degrees C) outside. Also, luckily, I have a fireplace, so I just stoked it up. That must have been some powerful hoo-doo we done-did. 8O
Hartz did it! :wink: :lol:

(Jon, since Zanne has a cat, I know what happened to her mouse...)



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02 Jan 2008, 7:11 pm

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8O Whoa! This position is getting complicated! ...and with my foot turning clockwise, my head seems to spin backwards!.. ....and now I owe one thousand pounds of chocolate somehow... ...this is worse than the game Twister...


Some good Baptist members gave me Twister as a present after I had my appendix out! Need I say more?


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02 Jan 2008, 7:14 pm

Dunbass, I always thought you were on the same wave length as the Chuck gang. You haven't seen them at their best yet.


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02 Jan 2008, 7:15 pm

Chuck wrote:
Haha! 8O I seem to have de-zombified my downstairs heating unit! 8O Luckily, it's only 18 degrees F (wind chill 9) (-8 degrees C) outside. Also, luckily, I have a fireplace, so I just stoked it up. That must have been some powerful hoo-doo we done-did. 8O
Hartz did it! :wink: :lol:

(Jon, since Zanne has a cat, I know what happened to her mouse...)


Which did I do? Mess it up, or make it work? :twisted:


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02 Jan 2008, 7:18 pm

I am really bumming out, here. I rested all day, because I thought my shyness group would be meeting after the holidays. But it looks like we're not. All rested up, and nowhere to go... :?
Guess I'll stay inside and keep warm. There's a freeze watch for tonight, and I am finding it a challenge to stay warm. Guess I'll put on another layer.


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02 Jan 2008, 7:19 pm

ZanneMarie wrote:
Chuck wrote:
8O Whoa! This position is getting complicated! ...and with my foot turning clockwise, my head seems to spin backwards!.. ....and now I owe one thousand pounds of chocolate somehow... ...this is worse than the game Twister...


Some good Baptist members gave me Twister as a present after I had my appendix out! Need I say more?


They were just thinking of your best interests - you know, promoting scar tissue stretching to prevent keloid formation - yeah, that's it! :wink: rehab, and such.

They didn't give you snakes to handle? Snakes Twister - now that's a challenge...
...Snakes Twister while Playing Electric Ukelele, Post Appendectomy - masters level only....



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02 Jan 2008, 7:23 pm

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I am really bumming out, here. I rested all day, because I thought my shyness group would be meeting after the holidays. But it looks like we're not. All rested up, and nowhere to go... :?
Guess I'll stay inside and keep warm. There's a freeze watch for tonight, and I am finding it a challenge to stay warm. Guess I'll put on another layer.


I hope you stay warm tonight Hartz! Wear a nightcap! (...or are those only for drinking?) Drink hot chocolate! My heater up and died. Again. I'll fix it tomorrow when it's light out. I like the fireplace anyway. Lauri did it.



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02 Jan 2008, 7:54 pm

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Dunbass, I always thought you were on the same wave length as the Chuck gang. You haven't seen them at their best yet.


Thanks, nannarob!?!?!?!? Is the Chuck Gang anything like the James Gang, and if it is, can I play bass in it?


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02 Jan 2008, 8:08 pm

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Flute! Wow! truly impressed. My piano playing is not good, but I can play a bit. I am better with guitar, bass, percussion.

I do play a mean blues harmonica, but this does not compare with the flute. That is an instrument I have always wanted to try.

I rarely play, but I do have a clarinet.


See, now I would have said the same thing about blues harmonica. My brother had one and I never did get the hang of it. :wink:
Now, if I could master the cello...... that is the most beautiful instrument. ((sigh))


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02 Jan 2008, 8:10 pm

Chuck wrote:
hartzofspace wrote:
I am really bumming out, here. I rested all day, because I thought my shyness group would be meeting after the holidays. But it looks like we're not. All rested up, and nowhere to go... :?
Guess I'll stay inside and keep warm. There's a freeze watch for tonight, and I am finding it a challenge to stay warm. Guess I'll put on another layer.


I hope you stay warm tonight Hartz! Wear a nightcap! (...or are those only for drinking?) Drink hot chocolate! My heater up and died. Again. I'll fix it tomorrow when it's light out. I like the fireplace anyway. Lauri did it.


Oh, I did it alright. I don't have a fireplace so I'm going to enjoy yours via your side of our brain. :wink: :wtg:


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02 Jan 2008, 8:13 pm

Hartz hon, I'll think warm thoughts and send them your way. Maybe I can link your brain in with mine and we'll both enjoy Chuck's fireplace. :D


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02 Jan 2008, 8:18 pm

I have to admit, the one time I had access to a cello, I played it like a stand-up bass.

You seem to have a nice grasp of music. What do you play on the flute, blessedmom?

And I miss fireplaces. Thought I'd add that.


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02 Jan 2008, 8:27 pm

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Hartz hon, I'll think warm thoughts and send them your way. Maybe I can link your brain in with mine and we'll both enjoy Chuck's fireplace. :D


Oh, I love a fireplace! I used to have one, when I lived in PA. Now I live in a shabby little house that is more built for hot weather than cold. Brrrr! I took Chuck's advice, and am sipping on hot chocolate, and wearing a scarf. My poor cat has cold paws. :cat:


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02 Jan 2008, 8:39 pm

We don't get power outages as often as we used to. My cat doesn't mind them at all. To her, it means, "You beaut! Mummy will rug up with a quilt and read books by candlelight, instead of playing on that wretched computer till all hours the way she usually does."



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02 Jan 2008, 8:51 pm

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I have to admit, the one time I had access to a cello, I played it like a stand-up bass.

You seem to have a nice grasp of music. What do you play on the flute, blessedmom?

And I miss fireplaces. Thought I'd add that.


:lol: :lol: Rocked that cello, did you? :wink:

Sorry, but that thought makes me laugh.

I don't play it as much as I used to before I had all these kids with sensitive ears. I play mostly classical and folk, used to play Pop and Top 40 when I was a teen and am currently attempting to find the time to learn the pieces in the Celtic songbook I bought last year. I need to have my flute refurbished but was told it'll cost $200.00 to re-do all the pads and re-coat the silver. And when the kids are all old enough I've been thinking it would be fun to join one of the local orchestras. There are different levels and I'd probably have to join Silver until I get back into it.

And that was far more info than you wanted to know I'm sure.

I got my 13 year old a very inexpensive starter-type electric guitar for Christmas. I have to look into lessons for him. My kids are all very musical, as well. One plays clarinet, one plays trumpet, the one with the guitar plays trombone and the little one wants to take violin lessons.

What did I say about perseverating? :roll: :oops:

Ad what style do you play?


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02 Jan 2008, 9:12 pm

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Cool! I can play both!

At once?

I play a mean stereo, myself...


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