RP Listener Forum - Radio Paradise

Posted: May 25, 2013 - 2:52am

homework

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 7:56am

Entering a 40 line digital order - with a smile on my face :-)

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 7:51am

mzpro5 wrote:

I just submitted this pic of Petey to one of the local TV channels that shows pictures of dogs during the early morning weather.

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 7:45am

I just submitted this pic of Petey to one of the local TV channels that shows pictures of dogs during the early morning weather.

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 7:31am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Trying to make myself get ready to go to a funeral.

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 7:03am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Trying to make myself get ready to go to a funeral.

Do or do not.There is no try.-Yoda {#Hug}

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 5:45am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Trying to make myself get ready to go to a funeral.

Posted: May 23, 2013 - 5:40am

Trying to make myself get ready to go to a funeral.

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 11:10pm

MsJudi wrote:

What happens when you try to feed him real food, does he flip out?

For my dad, every week, it's, "Bring me a 6-pack of beer or two, will ya?" I patiently tell him no, I won't do that. "Why not??" I remind him that he's diabetic and that drinking that much beer could put him into a coma. He denies ever having drunk that much in his life at one time (a lie), and then goes on and on about how he was never much of a drinker, just likes a beer now and then (another lie), and promises that if I bring him a couple of 6-packs (or a case), he won't drink it all at once, he'll only have one now and then (biggest lie of all).

What I don't tell him is that him + 2 six-packs (or more) of beer + Alzheimer's= disaster. Imagine, a drunk, disorderly, and dementia-riddled man wandering the halls. Ain't gonna happen. {#No}

He's a bit peeved that I make him eat real food,but it's why he's still alive IMO.He definitely earned his diabetes through his awful dietary habits.
Thank God he hasn't had a drink in probably 10 years.That would be the tipping point for me.I can barely lift him when he's sober.

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 10:37pm

BlueHeronDruid wrote:

Doing a happy dance about Alexandra visiting this weekend!

I gave her a task. You can assist if you like.

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 10:15pm

BlueHeronDruid wrote:

Doing a happy dance about Alexandra visiting this weekend!

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 10:11pm

Doing a happy dance about Alexandra visiting this weekend!

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 9:41pm

bokey wrote:

Trying to get motivated to make Pops a double fried egg and ham sammy for his breakfast.I can make it soon and put it in the fridge because even if he eats it at 5 AM or so,he'll put it in a frying pan with a gallon of cooking oil with the setting on incinerate and refry it until it's as black as a lump of coal.I'll put out a bowl of Irish oatmeal to go along with his doughnut thing(one of those 500 pound blobs,I forget what the real name is.In the Navy we called them bear turds)

Then I can relax worry all night while wondering if he's OK.

Yay for me. {#Rolleyes}

What happens when you try to feed him real food, does he flip out?

For my dad, every week, it's, "Bring me a 6-pack of beer or two, will ya?" I patiently tell him no, I won't do that. "Why not??" I remind him that he's diabetic and that drinking that much beer could put him into a coma. He denies ever having drunk that much in his life at one time (a lie), and then goes on and on about how he was never much of a drinker, just likes a beer now and then (another lie), and promises that if I bring him a couple of 6-packs (or a case), he won't drink it all at once, he'll only have one now and then (biggest lie of all).

What I don't tell him is that him + 2 six-packs (or more) of beer + Alzheimer's= disaster. Imagine, a drunk, disorderly, and dementia-riddled man wandering the halls. Ain't gonna happen. {#No}

Posted: May 22, 2013 - 9:03pm

Trying to get motivated to make Pops a double fried egg and ham sammy for his breakfast.I can make it soon and put it in the fridge because even if he eats it at 5 AM or so,he'll put it in a frying pan with a gallon of cooking oil with the setting on incinerate and refry it until it's as black as a lump of coal.I'll put out a bowl of Irish oatmeal to go along with his doughnut thing(one of those 500 pound blobs,I forget what the real name is.In the Navy we called them bear turds)

Then I can relax worry all night while wondering if he's OK.

Yay for me. {#Rolleyes}

Posted: May 21, 2013 - 8:47am

bokey wrote:

Debating between trying for more sleep or the new Star Trek movie.I wish I could sleep more than 2 or 3 hours at a time.This waking up after a couple hours all the time is like trying to sleep with a really hot chick except there's no sex.

Interesting {#Think}

Posted: May 21, 2013 - 8:19am

Taking a break on writing stuff I an no longer do for my court case. I really hate this. {#Think}

ing and it makes me sad .

Posted: May 21, 2013 - 1:08am

Debating between trying for more sleep or the new Star Trek movie.I wish I could sleep more than 2 or 3 hours at a time.This waking up after a couple hours all the time is like trying to sleep with a really hot chick except there's no sex.

Posted: May 20, 2013 - 10:28pm

Gearing up to clean the kitchen again,which I did last night(Or early last morning) even though I didn't eat today and all I did in there today was put stuff in the fridge for Pops to grab(and drop all over the floor,table,counter,stove and probably places I haven't seen yet)

Posted: May 20, 2013 - 7:04am

DaveInVA wrote:

If you catch that carp remember the proper wsy to cook it:

Nail it to a board
Stick in the oven for an hour @ 375
Scrape the carp off the board
Eat the board.

Posted: May 20, 2013 - 7:03am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Throwing bread in the lake for what looks to be two catfish and a carp that seem to like wheat bread.

If you catch that carp remember the proper wsy to cook it:

Nail it to a board
Stick in the oven for an hour @ 375
Scrape the carp off the board
Eat the board.