RP Listener Forum - Radio Paradise

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 1:24pm

Â islander wrote:

You know the golf shop has a 70HP fan set up to blow a steady strong breeze right to left across their range? Â It's reversible in case you come in looking for help with your hook.

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Ha! That's why I go where I do. They have indoor and outdoor ranges. I went outside today so I could hit off the grass. Schweeeet.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 1:21pm

Â sirdroseph wrote:

I have hit twenty long and straight shots too. Of course that is over my entire lifetime, but that counts right?

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Heck yeah. I don't think I have 20 with the pile of 3 woods out in the barn. I'm amazed.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:33am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Darn, Randy. I'm really sorry.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:27am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

That sucks, My condolences,....

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:25am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Went to the golf shop and hit an Adams 3 wood about twenty times in a row long and straight. Something I've NEVER done. I bought the 3 wood.

You know the golf shop has a 70HP fan set up to blow a steady strong breeze right to left across their range? It's reversible in case you come in looking for help with your hook.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:23am

RASPUTIN wrote:

Went to the golf shop and hit an Adams 3 wood about twenty times in a row long and straight. Something I've NEVER done. I bought the 3 wood.

I have hit twenty long and straight shots too. Of course that is over my entire lifetime, but that counts right?

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:20am

Went to the golf shop and hit an Adams 3 wood about twenty times in a row long and straight. Something I've NEVER done. I bought the 3 wood.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:18am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

So sorry. You gave her a good life and helped her passing, take comfort in knowing you were both better off for having each other. You bear the burden of being the last one out, but you wouldn't have wanted to pass that to her.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:16am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:12am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

I am so sorry to hear this.

you were there for her to comfort her passing.
Happy trails, Chica.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:09am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Oh Randy, I'm so sorry.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:06am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

That is unfathomably horrible! I am sooo sorry you and Chica had to go through this. {#Cry}

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 11:05am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

OMG, so sorry.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 10:58am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Sending you love and positive energy, Randy - and *hugs* too. I am saddened.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 10:43am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

my god, my god. i'm soooo sad to hear this. i wish i could do something.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 10:42am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Oh ... no ... how horrible.

No words, just lots of love, R.

{#Meditate}

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 10:41am

Coaxial wrote:

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

I am SO very sorry.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 10:40am

Awoke to my wife's screams that my little girl was having a seizure...I held her as she thrashed about violently for what seemed like forever, probably about 5 minutes, and then held her close to my heart as she passed...Then I cleaned her up, wrapped her in cloth, and with the help of my son dug her grave and buried her in the back yard.

I flew home with Chica after my Dad's funeral in October of 2005 and she has been my constant companion ever since...She kept me company during my recovery from surgery and helped keep me sane...I'm devastated.

Posted: Jun 16, 2013 - 4:01pm

mutepoint wrote:

Not much. Recovered my sleep from two very long days previous. Getting to that work stuff only now.

ciao

Same here,but it was more like from 2 months.

I've a lot of work to do,but don't feel like working on computer stuff and am only going to clean the kitchen(again) and do the trash/recycling thing.

Posted: Jun 16, 2013 - 4:00pm

Took my morning walk and made breakfast.
Worked on an old Sony reel to reel until my last remaining brain cell threatened mutiny.
Listed my new to me Sansui receiver on Flea-Bay
Having a glass of Merlot while trying to get motivated to make dinner and then take my evening walk later.
Realized I forgot to eat lunch.