RP Listener Forum - Radio Paradise

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 2:35pm

winter wrote:

Woke up.

Took meds.

Had breakfast.

Began daily email correspondence with my friend.

Watched a couple episodes of DVR'd "Warehouse 13".

Transcribed a couple of good recipes for roast pork for my friend and sent them to her.

Had soup. Listened to Nick Drake.

Felt the sudden velvet hammer of hydrocodone come down on me. Decided maybe a nap was in order.

Me too, was just listening to:

Some great stuff not released elsewhere.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 2:21pm

winter wrote:

...

Had soup. Listened to Nick Drake.

Felt the sudden velvet hammer of hydrocodone come down on me. Decided maybe a nap was in order.

Nice combination...

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 2:19pm

Woke up.

Took meds.

Had breakfast.

Began daily email correspondence with my friend.

Watched a couple episodes of DVR'd "Warehouse 13".

Transcribed a couple of good recipes for roast pork for my friend and sent them to her.

Had soup. Listened to Nick Drake.

Felt the sudden velvet hammer of hydrocodone come down on me. Decided maybe a nap was in order.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 2:07pm

DaveInVA wrote:

Cats are so considerate when it comes to barfing....

When I hear it and call out "Not it" it is a signal for the dogs to, shall we say, bat cleanup?

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 2:04pm

cc_rider wrote:

Typical. Josephine protects the hardwood floor by barfing on the heirloom quilt.

Cats are so considerate when it comes to barfing....

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 1:53pm

BlueHeronDruid wrote:

Kitchen's clean, laundry's going. Scrounging lunch (hobbitt's doing his first remote broadcast engineering for the local radio station and is on his own), probably gonna take a walk in a while. Quiet days are good.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 1:49pm

Kitchen's clean, laundry's going. Scrounging lunch (hobbitt's doing his first remote broadcast engineering for the local radio station and is on his own), probably gonna take a walk in a while. Quiet days are good.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 1:11pm

DaveInVA wrote:

Woke up with my usual sleep apnea stupor and obligatory migraine, took my morning 3 mile walk, showered and shaved etc, made breakfast and a new batch of iced coffee, went ti start laundry and discovered I'd forgotten to get laundry detergent the the last 3 times I went shopping. Went to Target and got Bleach and detergent and a non-stick bread loaf pan. Then came home started laundry, made lunch and started a new loaf of all wheat bread and discovered I forgot to get raisons and all the 8 legged ones ran away. So no raisons this time. Just folded laundry and put it away. Worked on the wording for some negative feedback I need to leave an asshole ebay seller. They only give you 80 characters to be as creative as you can. Cleaned up a nice fresh pile of cat barf right at the entrance to the bathroom. He was very careful to keep it on the carpet and not get any on the tile. Made a cup of hot coffee and trying to get motivated to redo the CAT5e RJ45 plugged I f**ked up yesterday. I'll get this damn alarm functional one of these days! Only been putting it off since 2005.

Typical. Josephine protects the hardwood floor by barfing on the heirloom quilt.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 1:08pm

Woke up with my usual sleep apnea stupor and obligatory migraine, took my morning 3 mile walk, showered and shaved etc, made breakfast and a new batch of iced coffee, went to start laundry and discovered I'd forgotten to get laundry detergent the the last 3 times I went shopping. Went to Target and got Bleach and detergent and a non-stick bread loaf pan. Also went to PetsMart and found they discontinued the Royal Canin food with low phosphorous food Stinky needs to survive and got the last bag. Then came home started laundry, made lunch and started a new loaf of all wheat bread and discovered I forgot to get raisons and all the 8 legged ones ran away. So no raisons this time. Just folded laundry and put it away. Worked on the wording for some negative feedback I need to leave an asshole ebay seller. They only give you 80 characters to be as creative as you can. Cleaned up a nice fresh pile of cat barf right at the entrance to the bathroom. He was very careful to keep it on the carpet and not get any on the tile. Made a cup of hot coffee and trying to get motivated to redo the CAT5e RJ45 plugged I f**ked up yesterday. I'll get this damn alarm functional one of these days! Only been putting it off since 2005.

Such an exciting life I lead!!

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 12:56pm

bokey wrote:

Slept(and dreamed) for almost12 hours.When it rains,it pours.

Nice!

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 12:44pm

bokey wrote:

Slept(and dreamed) for almost12 hours.When it rains,it pours.

Good deal, you needed it.

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 9:55am

Slept(and dreamed) for almost12 hours.When it rains,it pours.

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.

Â

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?

Â

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.