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Well, We Are Leaving For SoWal

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RiverOtter said:
Thanks Tootster :wub: Missed ya at the beach today. Had a good time with the boyz though :cool:

Hey otter, glad you made it to paradise safely!!! Have a funn week!!!
 
RiverOtter said:
Thanks KDW. BTW... Is Landlocked in SoWal? I went to the Publix at 9am this morning and they were sold out of Cheezits :idontno:

:rofl: Bless his heart, I wish he was. I think he is working to hard!!!!!! Did they have any Coors Light left?
 
kathydwells said:
I sure do miss seeing this 'tar around here. Everytime I see a Coors Light I think of ole LL.


I would've thought every time you see a turquoise bikini top with whatever that thing is stuck in it you think of LL!
 
jdarg said:
I would've thought every time you see a turquoise bikini top with whatever that thing is stuck in it you think of LL!

Yep, that too Jen-ay!
 
Tootsie said:

:lolabove:

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