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  1. We never wanted to know our son's gender. When people would as my DH what he wanted he always answered "A pony!"
  2. Please try to remember that spiders are our friends.
  3. I would never let any of my beloved cats out now and we only get them from no-kill shelters these days. But we would take in any cat that came to our door in those days, at one point we had seven. They came and went as they pleased and they didn't care much what we had to say about it. But as I say, we only take in cats that have been in foster homes now and they show no interest in going out, thank Bast.
  4. We both grew up that way. We haven't done that with several sets of cats now but in our defense, all of our cats back then were strays and I seriously doubt we could have kept them in.
  5. When we were young and my husband was still in the band, we had people coming and going all the time. Not only was our front door wide open but so was our back door and all of our windows in the summer time. We were stupid enough back then to have indoor/outdoor cats and they came and went as they pleased. Times change.
  6. Or Inherit the Wind. I can see Fredric March and Spencer Tracy.
  7. All The L&O's seemed to need several characters like that. It bugged me too.
  8. Eek! My screen has gone white. Do any of you know how to get the dark screen back?
  9. If someone let my cat out, I'm afraid of what I would do to them.
  10. With my dad, he would give money to any rando with a sob story that called his house. When we finally cleaned his house out, he had mail of every description on every surface in the kitchen and it was a huge kitchen. He didn't pay his bills, so I took that job. Then there was the day I found an old space heater, going full blast behind my mom's desk in the office. For TWO years. I turned it off and when I went to unplug it, the cord, plug, everything fell apart in my hand. I've never been so horrified in my life.
  11. I hope she's not confronting him alone. He sounds capable of anything.
  12. That was pretty much what it was like when my mom was alive. After she died. I made my dad call me every day. If I didn't hear from him I would call him but I wanted him to use the phone, he had forgotten how to do so many things and I worried if he forgot how to use the phone, he'd be in trouble during an emergency. I hired a nice woman to come in and help him and it went terribly. She tried to wash his sheets and I had to make her put them back on because he would have a meltdown about "the sheets your mother slept on." After a few days he started using he as a chauffeur. I will never be like my dad.
  13. No problem! Yes, we live in Washington state. The voters went for this law years ago and I'm glad they did.
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