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19388. Macnas - 5/11/2006 8:17:20 AM Rock on Arky. 19389. Magoseph - 5/11/2006 1:38:01 PM Hello, everyone--I thought that I’ll check with you this morning now that I can sit down. The appointments for Flexy’s eyes operation are well on the way. The A-scan is done and this morning he’ll be pre-admitted at the hospital. Monday is the primary doctor’s visit and Thursday the left eye surgery will take place with a follow-up checkup the day after.
This weekend, Mother’s Day at eldest son’s place and first time we’ll see the lake room and the brick patio finished—will post pictures when I get them.
19390. wonkers2 - 5/11/2006 1:52:48 PM Good morning, Mago. You sent us rain today. I hope Flexy's surgery goes well. 19391. Magoseph - 5/11/2006 9:53:24 PM Wonk, it’s 43 degrees here now and the wind is at 37 mph. When I got out of the supermarket, it was raining so hard I got soaked thoroughly. I could hardly see going back home.
The paper says that we are in for heavy rain, high winds and maybe even snow and that stepping into rain driven by 52-mph wind gusts may be the best option for showering the next couple of days. Not only would it be invigorating, but also it would honor the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District’s request that customers cut back on water use during the storm.
Well, we will get the worse of it before it reaches you, Wonk.
Flexy's surgery will go well--there's this sentence in his file, written by his previous doctor that warns everyone that he is a difficult patient--I'm not kidding, I read it while the doctor was out of the office. That explains a lot about the wonderful care he is getting. 19392. wonkers2 - 5/11/2006 9:57:37 PM Thanks for the weather preview, Mago. Looks like The Cap'n will have to delay launching the Tomater Sloop!" 19393. arkymalarky - 5/11/2006 10:53:41 PM It occurs to me it might make no sense, but "in the hall" means the school is under a tornado warning. It's very rare, but has happened three times in less than a month.
Electricity came back on at work around 1:00 and kids cheered. Usually they boo, but we were all sick of it. 19394. wonkers2 - 5/11/2006 11:58:04 PM If I'm not mistaken Mago is a good warning for me. We are around 10 hours or so behind Wisconsin. 19395. arkymalarky - 5/12/2006 12:11:39 AM Judith and I are similar here, which is why I asked about her. They really got hit hard in TX before it got to us. 19396. Magoseph - 5/12/2006 6:38:24 PM An unusual Mother's Day gift from younger son!
19397. judithathome - 5/12/2006 10:14:37 PM do you remember when we drove to where I work and I pointed out my friend's house--a large brick/siding two-story?
That must have been the night we had 200mph winds north east of us...three people died, a teenage boy and an 80 year old couple. It happened in a little town called Anna.
We lost electricity but that was all.
Arky, I am so glad your friend's son was okay...the house can be repaired, after all. It was such a beautiful place but I'm sure she considers herself lucky since the son was unharmed. 19398. arkymalarky - 5/13/2006 1:29:33 AM I think it was that night, and then we had another wave the next morning which is what put the school under a warning and knocked out their electricity. On my commute that morning I noticed more trees down as I got closer, but didn't even see her house on the way by because of how far off the road it is and where the tree hit.
This is working up to be a whale of a tornado season in our stretch of the alley. I'm glad your area and mine avoided that round.
She is very grateful, because often when they hit after dark those winds come up and a tree is down before anyone wakes up. They're all still stunned and overwhelmed about how to approach fixing it, but I think it won't be as bad as it would have had it hit across the whole house rather than one section. 19399. arkymalarky - 5/13/2006 1:32:42 AM That looks wonderful, Mags. A great way to enjoy a relaxing weekend. 19400. Ulgine Barrows - 5/13/2006 5:14:14 AM Looks like I would want my son to make me pancakes & tell me about his life instead of giving great gifts......
but I'm onery like that. 19401. Magoseph - 5/13/2006 12:59:04 PM The gifts surprised me, Arky--I gather that the fiancée had some input in the selection.
Ulgine, if he could make pancakes for me, then he would be living with me. I wouldn't want that for him. 19402. wonkers2 - 5/13/2006 1:44:33 PM Wise mother. 19403. wonkers2 - 5/13/2006 1:49:01 PM He's my fiance, he's my son. Prudence says "Sick!" 19404. Ulgine Barrows - 5/14/2006 8:38:40 AM 19401. Magoseph...if he could make pancakes for me, then he would be living with me
That's retarded. My husband is going over to his mom's place later today to make pancakes. Yet, he lives here.
And I'm OK with my decay. 19405. judithathome - 5/14/2006 3:50:59 PM Jeez, Ulgine...it's not retarded at all. Mago's son lives in another state.
Don't be so judgemental...no one expects your son, aged under 10 years, to buy you brandy and chocolates.
One day he might and I doubt you'll turn it down. 19406. PelleNilsson - 5/14/2006 4:49:06 PM Sacrilege alert! Grand Marnier is NOT a brandy. 19407. judithathome - 5/14/2006 6:15:10 PM I know that but one IS ALLOWED to make a gift of brandy and chocolates, is one not? I wasn't calling Grand Marnier a brandy, Pelle...I was commenting on a gift Ulgine's son might one day give to her; not precisely the same as the one Mago's son gave her. I might have suggested beer and pretzels, even...or Courvoisier and beluga cavair.
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