Are you sure blessed is the right term? ; )

[Guest guest]

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup , " M" <luellamay129 wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And.......... I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

All together now....Awwwwwww!!!

 

Tony, you're right. is a peach and we're ALL lucky to have her, you're the luckiest, though.

 

Shara

 

 

 

 

 

 

TonyI

oleander soup

Sun, Dec 6, 2009 2:58 pm

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

 

oleander soup , " M" <luellamay129 wrote:

>

> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures.

> They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home

> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas

> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets

> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal.

> [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for

> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion

> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit.

> When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.

>

> And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am

> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all

> by myself. []

>

> Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,

> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.

>

> And.......... I am so glad that you are feeling better.

>

> Love to you,

>

[Guest guest]

Ahhhhhhhh Tony !!!!! you are a sweet hurt.

 

Bless you both

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

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TonyI

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 7:58 AM

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup , " M" <luellamay129 wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And.......... I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

Tony,

 

Mary, that was good,

 

Wow! how sweet? How good does it get on Valentines Day or is it sweet hurts day? LOL

 

That was very sweet, you truly have a heart, I think both of you are blessed.

 

And I sure an waiting for those new photos to be uploaded. And how about a picture of you up there also. I thought I saw you, but then I realized... Oh! never mind:-)

 

It was very uplifting for me anyway

to go to the files and see , the cows, animals. Before coming overseas we had dogs, cats, horses. We still have a cat, my daughter is a show jumper and has a horse. I don't know a horses head from a horses tail except they cost too damn much money:-) and personally I don't want to know, but wouldn't mind having a cow for milk and a chicken or two, as long as someone else was talking care of them. LOL

This city girl would probably be trying to milk the chicken and gather the cows eggs for all I know about farming. LOL

 

Have great day. God is good, It is great to be alive.

My day has already begun.

 

Barbara N Germany--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Maria <mary1kon wrote:

Maria <mary1konRe: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soup Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 4:49 PM

 

 

Ahhhhhhhh Tony !!!!! you are a sweet hurt.

 

Bless you both

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

TonyI

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 7:58 AM

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup, " M" <luellamay129@ ...> wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have

prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And......... . I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

Hey Barbara.

 

I thought Tony was so cute and why not, is a doll.

 

But if they keep it going, we the lonely ones will get jealous Lol.

 

As for you and the animals !!!!!!!! you get smart fast around them, especially if they give you food.

 

Have a nice day or night.

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

barbara elenniss

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 5:32 PM

Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tony,

 

Mary, that was good,

 

Wow! how sweet? How good does it get on Valentines Day or is it sweet hurts day? LOL

 

That was very sweet, you truly have a heart, I think both of you are blessed.

 

And I sure an waiting for those new photos to be uploaded. And how about a picture of you up there also. I thought I saw you, but then I realized... Oh! never mind:-)

 

It was very uplifting for me anyway

to go to the files and see , the cows, animals. Before coming overseas we had dogs, cats, horses. We still have a cat, my daughter is a show jumper and has a horse. I don't know a horses head from a horses tail except they cost too damn much money:-) and personally I don't want to know, but wouldn't mind having a cow for milk and a chicken or two, as long as someone else was talking care of them. LOL

This city girl would probably be trying to milk the chicken and gather the cows eggs for all I know about farming. LOL

 

Have great day. God is good, It is great to be alive.

My day has already begun.

 

Barbara N Germany--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> wrote:

Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au>Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soup Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 4:49 PM

 

Ahhhhhhhh Tony !!!!! you are a sweet hurt.

 

Bless you both

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

TonyI

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 7:58 AM

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup, " M" <luellamay129@ ...> wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And......... . I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

 

Mary,

 

They are a cute couple and it is nice to hear a man pay such nice compliments.

 

My husband said before we were married (14 years in Jan. and his first, my 4th)

I didn't have such a good track record and if he knew I was going to stick around so long

he might have had second thoughts. LOL

 

I TELL him he is blissfully, happily, married and he says, yes dear. LOL Smart man.

 

Mary aren't you in Australia? One continent I have missed, but I will make it yet.

 

Not to sure I could learn about animals, but my Susie (daughter) sure loves them and knows

enough for both of us. LOL

 

Yep, it is 9AM in Germany, 12 AM in California and 3AM in DC, those are the imp.time zones for me.

 

And and Tony are fast asleep, unless she is uploading pics. :-)

 

Hugs,

Barbara N Germany--- On Mon, 12/7/09, Maria <mary1kon wrote:

Maria <mary1konRe: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soup Date: Monday, December 7, 2009, 1:45 AM

 

 

Hey Barbara.

 

I thought Tony was so cute and why not, is a doll.

 

But if they keep it going, we the lonely ones will get jealous Lol.

 

As for you and the animals !!!!!!!! you get smart fast around them, especially if they give you food.

 

Have a nice day or night.

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

barbara elenniss

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 5:32 PM

Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tony,

 

Mary, that was good,

 

Wow! how sweet? How good does it get on Valentines Day or is it sweet hurts day? LOL

 

That was very sweet, you truly have a heart, I think both of you are blessed.

 

And I sure an waiting for those new photos to be uploaded. And how about a picture of you up there also. I thought I saw you, but then I realized... Oh! never mind:-)

 

It was very uplifting for me anyway

to go to the files and see , the cows, animals. Before coming overseas we had dogs, cats, horses. We still have a cat, my daughter is a show jumper and has a horse. I don't know a horses head from a horses tail except they cost too damn much money:-) and personally I don't want to know, but wouldn't mind having a cow for milk and a chicken or two, as long as someone else was talking care of them. LOL

This city girl would probably be trying to milk the chicken and gather the cows eggs for all I know about farming. LOL

 

Have great day. God is good, It is great to be alive.

My day has already begun.

 

Barbara N Germany--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> wrote:

Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au>Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soupSunday, December 6, 2009, 4:49 PM

 

Ahhhhhhhh Tony !!!!! you are a sweet hurt.

 

Bless you both

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

TonyI

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 7:58 AM

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup, " M" <luellamay129@ ...> wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that

I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And......... . I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

Yes they are cute Barbara and not just cute, loveble and respectful to all of us and we are lucky the have them.

Having a man paying you a compliment is very unheart of in the computerised age we live in.

 

Your husband sounds like a very smart man, but he's also very lucky to have you around, you can say what ever you like but you love been where you are and you are blessed.

Yes i'm in Australia, and it's a very beautiful country, the problem is we are very far away from most countries, but still people from all over visit us all year round, and you never know one beautiful day you may managed to come over, and if you do let me know.

 

Barbara if you have animals and i'm talking about goats, chickens, cows , ducks plus not only you learn what is what, you also love to be around them, i wish i had a goat though so i can milk it and use the milk for everything, and chickens for the eggs,.

 

I'm asking to much when i live in a city, but dreaming is free so on i go LOL.

 

I s 9,40 am Tuesday morning this very minute here, and i think in America is Monday afternoon, i'm no sure. In Germany it has to be around 1, am Tuesday morning just like Greece.

 

Anyway have a lovely day no matter what time it is.

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

 

 

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barbara elenniss

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 6:55 PM

Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mary,

 

They are a cute couple and it is nice to hear a man pay such nice compliments.

 

My husband said before we were married (14 years in Jan. and his first, my 4th)

I didn't have such a good track record and if he knew I was going to stick around so long

he might have had second thoughts. LOL

 

I TELL him he is blissfully, happily, married and he says, yes dear. LOL Smart man.

 

Mary aren't you in Australia? One continent I have missed, but I will make it yet.

 

Not to sure I could learn about animals, but my Susie (daughter) sure loves them and knows

enough for both of us. LOL

 

Yep, it is 9AM in Germany, 12 AM in California and 3AM in DC, those are the imp.time zones for me.

 

And and Tony are fast asleep, unless she is uploading pics. :-)

 

Hugs,

Barbara N Germany--- On Mon, 12/7/09, Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> wrote:

Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au>Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soup Date: Monday, December 7, 2009, 1:45 AM

 

Hey Barbara.

 

I thought Tony was so cute and why not, is a doll.

 

But if they keep it going, we the lonely ones will get jealous Lol.

 

As for you and the animals !!!!!!!! you get smart fast around them, especially if they give you food.

 

Have a nice day or night.

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

barbara elenniss

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 5:32 PM

Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tony,

 

Mary, that was good,

 

Wow! how sweet? How good does it get on Valentines Day or is it sweet hurts day? LOL

 

That was very sweet, you truly have a heart, I think both of you are blessed.

 

And I sure an waiting for those new photos to be uploaded. And how about a picture of you up there also. I thought I saw you, but then I realized... Oh! never mind:-)

 

It was very uplifting for me anyway

to go to the files and see , the cows, animals. Before coming overseas we had dogs, cats, horses. We still have a cat, my daughter is a show jumper and has a horse. I don't know a horses head from a horses tail except they cost too damn much money:-) and personally I don't want to know, but wouldn't mind having a cow for milk and a chicken or two, as long as someone else was talking care of them. LOL

This city girl would probably be trying to milk the chicken and gather the cows eggs for all I know about farming. LOL

 

Have great day. God is good, It is great to be alive.

My day has already begun.

 

Barbara N Germany--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> wrote:

Maria <mary1kon (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au>Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soupSunday, December 6, 2009, 4:49 PM

 

Ahhhhhhhh Tony !!!!! you are a sweet hurt.

 

Bless you both

Hugs Mary

 

 

 

-

TonyI

oleander soup

Monday, December 07, 2009 7:58 AM

Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )

 

Oh come on now, Lu, fess up.

You know I am a pain in the posterior.

But I don't know how I could make it without YOU. You're an angel flying close to the ground and it is I who is truly blessed.

 

oleander soup, " M" <luellamay129@ ...> wrote:>> Oh my Barbara, thank you. I just went back and looked at the pictures. > They are of my past. And oh the memories. I used to visit nursing home> and assisted living facilities and was always the "Elf" at Christmas> time. And the dogs, Rascal, Misty, and Maggie the Manx were my pets> before I moved to Texas. I think you can tell which one is Rascal. > [] I had to find good homes for them when I left. Except for> Misty, the black dog. She is with us and has been my constant companion> for 11 years. The cows are at the pasture that we frequently visit. > When we say we're at the pasture, that is it.> > And you have prompted me to upload more recent pictures, one that I am> particularly proud of. You will see the huge catfish that I caught all> by myself. []> > Thank you for your kind comments, but I consider myself not only lucky,> but blessed, to have Tony as an integral part of my life.> > And......... . I am so glad that you are feeling better.> > Love to you,>

[Guest guest]

Well........ after two days of getting error messages, I have finally uploaded the picture. It is under "Catfish Time."Hugs,

[Guest guest]

Way to go Lu, you caught that by yourself:-) Glad you found the time to upload it.

 

barbara N germany--- On Tue, 12/8/09, M <luellamay129 wrote:

M <luellamay129 Re: Are you sure "blessed" is the right term? ; )oleander soup Date: Tuesday, December 8, 2009, 1:05 PM

 

Well........ after two days of getting error messages, I have finally uploaded the picture. It is under "Catfish Time."Hugs,