Likes to watusi to early disco tunes.

Judy Cutie Patootie!

When it's stormy out and I'm curled up on the sofa with my babies, I like to remind them that there are dogs that have to SLEEP OUTSIDE in weather like that.

They don't believe me. They've never known anything other than my sofas and my bed.

People think they're lucky dogs. I am the lucky one.

I have LOTS of puppy pictures in my PDA... along with friends, other family, my house, favorite pictures of favorite things and BLAIR UNDERWOOD!

Scatter, first of all, I'm sending good thoughts your way. Chemo is no fun.

But.... six months is about right. I had six months of it, and it goes unbelievably fast. Look at it this way: you want as much as it takes to kill the SOB cells.

Tell her to be hyper-aware of her body. It will tell her what she can do / eat / play. Rely on her inner self. Also ask the NURSES things, as well as the doctors. The nurses have seen it all.

Secondly, the port is going to be a GODSEND. Fewer pokes in the arm. Fewer bruises. Tell her to get a box of Altoids because she *might* be able to taste some of the meds (the closer the port is to the tongue, the more likely she can. Heparin, which is kind of like aspirin in another form, tastes HORRID, but if she chews Altoids, she won't mind it so much). She's going to be a little sore for a few days after the port goes in, but she's going to be soooo thankful she has it.

Hang in there. Trust me, in 17 years, this will be a bad memory past.

Here's something that few people under 60 know about: Reminisce magazine. You can get it at the big bookstores. It's filled with "good old days" stories from people who are 50 years old and up... (few 50 year olds, though... more the 70-100 year olds).

it's kind of cool in a grandma sort of way.

Yes, but....... maybe his Mama only has one child named "Rob", which makes him the single Rob in his family.



Okay, maybe not. But it's a theory.

Okay, this is just strange, but....

I have everything I could possibly want.

I have a home

$800

Yup..shes money hungry and takes advantage of the people who believe in her and trust her to help them.

Not yet.

The main thing that I don't like about Sylvia is..She charges WAY too much..and so does her son..She charges $800 per reading or per hour..I can't remember which..and her son charges $350..Thats crazy..I wanna be able to charge someday too but it's only because I can't work any other kind of job..and I will NEVER EVER charge anything near what she does.


$800

no, I don't.

damm straight.

I did a TV segment in Mpls over the weekend and the quarters were featured. I didn't check. The WI one might be a collector quarter.
Soooooooo, Rozey, you can have my other quarters, just not that one.....

I don't think she's as gifted as she says she is, either, but her theories (facts? hypotheses?) on afterlife are kind of interesting. I recommend reading her recent book on children and past lives. It's a fast read, won't take but a couple days, but her thinking is fascinating.

I got a pocketful of quarters. Will that help?

Or Pacific Ocean and down the Strait of Magellan (if you want the scenic route) , up the Atlantic and through the St. Laurence Seaway.....

Lady, did you ever read Sylvia Browne? She says that when we die, we go to another "place" to wait and plan our next life.
Very interesting premises she has.....

Sure ya are!