I'm happy I found you! Some ?'s

Jo Firey wrote:

"Tanada" wrote in message
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Wow, you've got quite a household there. Your daughter's boyfriend's
*brother* is living with you? Is the boyfriend there, too?

And it sounds you've got a kitty to go with each person who lives there,
and then some!

Joyce

Neither is actually "living" with us. But they often spend the night when
it is easier than going home to come over early the next morning.
Sometimes the house is too small for us all and I fantasize about what it
would be like to have just Rob and I and the cats living here, but it
isn't happening any time soon, so I try to get over it.

Pam S. who actually loves having younger people around, just not 24/7



Sounds like our place. I love the kids, but it would be nice to be able to
walk around my own house in my underwear in the middle of the night.

Jo


Exactly. There are times when I don't want to have to get fully dressed
to walk out of my room. There are also times when I'd like the peace
and quiet (those that know my motor mouth would die laughing right about
now) of a kid less house. Rob and I talk, but we aren't nearly as noisy
as the kids are.

Pam S.

Tanada wrote:

Jo Firey wrote:

"Tanada" wrote in message
nk.net...

wrote:


Wow, you've got quite a household there. Your daughter's boyfriend's
*brother* is living with you? Is the boyfriend there, too?

And it sounds you've got a kitty to go with each person who lives
there,
and then some!

Joyce


Neither is actually "living" with us. But they often spend the night
when it is easier than going home to come over early the next
morning. Sometimes the house is too small for us all and I fantasize
about what it would be like to have just Rob and I and the cats
living here, but it isn't happening any time soon, so I try to get
over it.

Pam S. who actually loves having younger people around, just not 24/7



Sounds like our place. I love the kids, but it would be nice to be
able to walk around my own house in my underwear in the middle of the
night.

Jo


Exactly. There are times when I don't want to have to get fully dressed
to walk out of my room. There are also times when I'd like the peace
and quiet (those that know my motor mouth would die laughing right about
now) of a kid less house. Rob and I talk, but we aren't nearly as noisy
as the kids are.

Pam S.


I forgot to mention the disappearing food trick. We go out and spend a
small fortune on food, only to have it disappear before we can use it.
Someday I actually hope to have a corn dog, hot pockets, chips, soda,
lunch meat, eggs, milk, bread, and so forth, after buying the stuff.

Pam S. grumbling, as always.

Tanada wrote:

Exactly. There are times when I don't want to have to get fully
dressed to walk out of my room.

You need a big bathrobe! One that ties in front, or that you can slip
on over your head. Then you don't have to put much effort into it, but
you will still be decent.

Joyce

On 2006-05-26, penned:
Tanada wrote:

Exactly. There are times when I don't want to have to get fully
dressed to walk out of my room.

You need a big bathrobe! One that ties in front, or that you can
slip on over your head. Then you don't have to put much effort into
it, but you will still be decent.


To me, that quote reads more like a desire for freedom rather than a
complaint about the actual mechanics of getting dressed.


--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

On 2006-05-26, penned:

Tanada wrote:


Exactly. There are times when I don't want to have to get fully
dressed to walk out of my room.

You need a big bathrobe! One that ties in front, or that you can
slip on over your head. Then you don't have to put much effort into
it, but you will still be decent.



To me, that quote reads more like a desire for freedom rather than a
complaint about the actual mechanics of getting dressed.


I think you're right. Sometimes I'd just like to get away from everyone
for a week, but it isn't happening. Last summer, Rob and I spent a few
days at a Howard Johnson's in Lumberton North Carolina. It wasn't far
from home, but we were alone and able to just lay back, read, watch
cable TV, relax and sleep in if we wanted.

Pam S.