and Good Morning all!
Hatfield said:
Sincerely wishing you the best for plowing through all the forms and all the different places to get the help you need.
Thanks, I think! :lol:
ILikeToBendPages said:
I'd love to ride in a sleigh through the snow. We're not used to it here in Texas. Today it's seventy degrees, and will be almost eighty this weekend.
Black Forest cake is one of my favorites. I look forward to our visit, and to see your country. Will we have hot buttered rum and eggnog on our sleigh ride? And sit under warm blankets as merrily dash on our way. We will have jingle bells won't we? It's a must have.
Sleigh ride! Yes!
and
fights! LOL!
daisymae said:
Just home from the grocery store and the cashier tells me I have an EBT balance of about $284. WHAT? I then went to another store because Publix didn't have brussel sprouts and this cashier tells my my balance is 277. That's one heck of an increase as I get about 90. a month. I'm sure it's an error but if I find out it's not an error, I would love to get a buggy full of turkeys and pass around to churches for their food pantries. But certainly it's an error.
Be careful!! I was just reading some stuff I got for my food stamps - and even IF it is THEIR error - you will have to pay it back!! :scared: So, don't spend more than you are alloted!!
Spellbound said:
NINER, your husband may be eligible for Disability Medicare benefits due to his "illness".
http://www.cahealthadvocates.org/dis.../overview.html == If you are age 18 to 64, your eligibility for Medicare is tied to your eligibility for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) benefits. == To qualify for SSDI, you must be unable to work for a least one year because of a qualifying physical or mental impairment, a combination of impairments or a terminal condition resulting from an impairment. You can apply for SSDI at your local Social Security Administration office. Once you are approved for SSDI, you must wait 5 months for your income benefits to begin, and an additional 24 months before Medicare benefits begin.
Thanks! :luv: I forwarded this to him and I'll let him check it out!
coffeejunkie said:
Oh! you even have gifts wrapped and sitting under the tree! Wooohooo...which one is for me? :giggle:
The tall one - white, red and green stripes! LOL! Hope you're doing good! I'm finished buying presents, so that's why they are all wrapped up! I had to start early, as I have to send Christmas presents to Latvia and Sweden! Still waiting for two items (catalog bought) for the kitties! A catnip toy! Never given my cats catnip - what's it do? :waitasec:
Love you tree!! I noticed that you put your Christmas cards on the tree - I might do that this year! Thanks for the idea! :happydance: Wish we had a fireplace - that's the only thing wrong with this house! Love fireplaces! The bigger the better! And you are VERY talented to do the Disney display! I do collect Mickey Mouse stuff, if you didn't know! Love it!
coffeejunkie said:
Good Morning Friends Remember always SMILE. A SMILE is nearly always inspired by another SMILE.
I agree!
I end my letters with "Smile and Good Thoughts!"
spliting up your quote
Susza said:
BBM 1:
Well, this one still isn't existing, I mean, yes, but only in my imagination. Up to us to make a decision.
Do you have any preferences???
This was 1984 when I was there last, and don't even recall any of the restaurants that we went to, but they were really good, as I recall! LOL!
On the unforunately sniped parts where you explain the medecine issues: It seems that there are some nice people in the medical staff that try to do their best to help you out. That's really great and I hope they'll succeed.
Yes, the lady was really nice, thank goodness! Hope she comes thru where we both don't have to pay this $1000 a month.
BBM 2: It's an interesting case and I would like to watch some documentaries.Will make a search.
There is another case I was interested in but don't remember the name- hmm, I'm sharing some brain issues with Zuri - a mum & dad and their 2 children; they were found somewhere in the desert.
Would anyone have an idea?
That would be, I believe, the McStays, down San Diego way! I too am following this one, and made the Timeline for this case.
cguru:
I would also be grateful for video suggestions concerning interesting cases. I've watched a lot of "power, ... and privileges", some "mystery..." and reportages about unsolved cases but I don't like unsolved.
What I liked most was watching the Pistorius trial. I'm fascinated by the argumentation, logic... And one of the best parts was the session where the verdict was overturned. These 5 high judges and especially Leach impressed me by their sharp minds.
Yes, I followed Pistorius trial - and am glad that the prosecutor did the appeal on this verdict sentencing. He should be in jail, but the last I heard, he is still living with his uncle.
Oh
YESorNO my library doesn't have any of Wm. McIlvanney books... any other suggestions? I know I've asked before...
and No, I don't believe I've met any serial killers... at least - not to my knowledge! I did read about the Highway of Tears.
and
Nore -
JINGLES!! and
:facepalm: sorry - another long post!
Will post this, as I've read everything posted up to
YESorNO's last post...