Well, We Are Leaving For SoWal

[Jdarg]

Isn't that a fishing pole coming up through her top? LL had to squeeze it all in![/QUOTE]

"Squeeze it all in"...good one Miss Kitty! Yeah, I have to do that too with my bathing suit. :roll:

If that is a fishing pole, it is either on fire or has light flashers on it.

 

[audie]

At our house OTR was a cause for celebration of normalcy because it happened so infrequently, thanks to my infertility problems. I just praise the Lord that somehow I was miraculously able to have one child after being hospitalized for two months after going into labor at 26 weeks pregnant and being on anti-contraction drugs so strong that my hands shook so badly that I couldn't even feed myself or read a magazine and being admitted to intensive care on multiple occasions due to pulmonary edema from the anticontraction drugs.



All of my other pregnancies ended in miscarriage. What really stinks is that if your heart or other body parts don't work properly, insurance pays for it. But they don't pay if your reproductive organs don't work properly. Yet I hear that they pay for Viagra, etc. - that really ticks me off.

i get really pissed when medicaid people get viagra and it is covered 100% - i am sorry, but it is not medically necessary and i shouldn't have to be paying for it for them .... just my opinion, of course

 

[Sheila]

Isn't that a fishing pole coming up through her top? LL had to squeeze it all in![/QUOTE]

"Squeeze it all in"...good one Miss Kitty! Yeah, I have to do that too with my bathing suit. :roll:

If that is a fishing pole, it is either on fire or has light flashers on it.

It probably just got heated up from being next to the Cheezits and Coors Lite! :funn: