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Registered: January 1970
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING to everyone in my much loved extended family. Wouldn't it be great to all sit down to a huge turkey dinner, kick back, and laugh together? There's something so special about each and every one of you that isn't found anywhere else. So, I give my thanks for YOU today.
I've been in Wyoming......in below 0 temperatures, freezing my butt off and LOVING every second of it. I have a sprained wrist, a broken little finger, a really sore butt from falling down on it repeatedly, windburn, really weird wooly hathair and a snowboard that needs wax and attention. I gotta learn NOT to put my hand out to break my fall.
I dragged my parents to Devil's Tower {you know, the mountain in Close Encounters of the Third Kind} It's super cool and there was like a blizzard building while we were there. I gotta say though, there's no way Richard Dryfuss climbed that thing. Hm Hm Hm.......Hm.......HHMM !!
Funniest thing.....I was throwing snowballs at my Mama {snow is dang COLD and hard} and I missed her and hit a little old lady. I ran over and said "Sorry, I'm soooo sorry". She said not to worry; it was fine. Then, when I turned and walked away, dang! if she didn't fire one and hit me in the back of the head. That was sooo funny. She was grinning so big!!
Enough rambling.......turkey to eat and I've gotta give Jerimiah a bath; seems he rolled in cow crap while I was gone and no one wanted to wash it off. Jeeeezzzz !!!
Glad to be home~
smith
ps......you know all that bull about packed airports? Not true at all. We flew into Minneapolis last night and it was eeriely empty. Tampa, too. I guess all the mess was up in the Northeast.
I met the neatest guy on the flight home. He was in the seat in front of me. His name was Ethan and he was 4. I taught him to tie his shoes.
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Well, apart from the wrist and the finger that is. Windburn comes with the territory (had my fair share of that in my youth), sprains and breaks are things we usually hope to avoid though! (Does it hurt much?)
What a cool little old lady you met! I can just picture it, she nailing you with that snowball! Hehe, that's really cool, when you find old people who haven't lost contact with their "inner child" sort of. I pray I don't end up as some grumpy old fart once I reach my twilight years, that would plain suck...
Hope Ethan will remember you for the rest of his life, the nice guy on the plane who learned him to tie his shoes!
And, I sure hope Jeremiah is a dog or a horse or something like that and not a person... Heheh! 
Thanks for the status update. Hope your turkey-day was a really good one.
-L
"But he that hath the steerage of my course,
direct my sail."
-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act One, Scene IV
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It is good to see ya is back smith and I am so glad that you had some fun. Dont think I would like the COLD all that much and have never been in snow.. TOO hot in OZ for it anyway. 
Hugs for you and really good ya is back.
People have a habit of changing your direction through life
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Location: Netherlands
Registered: April 2002
Messages: 81
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A BIG welcom back *HUG* I've missed you!! Glad to hear you had a good time Hehehe I just KNEW that little old lady would hit you back, I would have done exactly the same!!
Love you sweetie and thanks for giving thanks for us, that is increadably sweet even if it's WE that are SO thankfull for YOU *KISS*
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Glad your back and that you had a good time. Sorry about my feet! Mike
Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, having neither to weigh thoughts or measure words
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