CoTT 2 House of Cards

[Drew Espinosa]

53 minutes ago, Hunter Thomson said:

But why though?

Why do y'all always ask me that? 

54 minutes ago, Hunter Thomson said:

<pounces Drewy> Hi you!  

Hey Hunter!  

[Hunter Thomson]

1 minute ago, Drew Espinosa said:

Why do y'all always ask me that? 

Hey Hunter!  

I first seek to understand that which I don't understand. That way I can understand and make it better  

Besides, asking questions creates conversations, and conversations mean I get more time with you, mister Drew  

[Page Scrawler]

19 minutes ago, Drew Espinosa said:

You called me a baby, yesterday. 

Methinks it might be a little extreme to fire a glitter nuke just because of some silly teasing. 

[Drew Espinosa]

2 minutes ago, Page Scrawler said:

Methinks it might be a little extreme to fire a glitter nuke just because of some silly teasing. 

There's no such thing as "little extreme" when it comes to my presidency!  

[Drew Espinosa]

<outlaws questioning the decisions of the President of the Great State of Texas>  

[dughlas]

9 hours ago, Drew Espinosa said:

Howdy y'all!  

Howdy Texy.

[dughlas]

9 hours ago, Page Scrawler said:

 What was that for?!   

 

8 hours ago, Drew Espinosa said:

You called me a baby, yesterday.  

In that case things do not bode well for your future beaus ... "Love you baby ..." *Nuke*

[dughlas]

G'day y'all. About to head out for our morning walk. Sunrise is in about 20 minutes. It's a much more pleasant morning cool with lower humidity. I've shut off the ac and openned the windows.

[dughlas]

We had a lovely walk but it seems I did something over the weekend to tweak my lower back. I've occasionally had issues with it in the past but walking the pup usually warms the muscles and things resolve themselves. Yesterday I woke up with problems and couldn't stand upright without effort. The morning walk helped. I did some bending, etc while working in the yard yesterday and for the most part it went okay. Again this morning standing up was difficult. I felt 20 years older. Walking helped and I did some bending and stretching along the way. That helped too but I want to some more yardwork because it's a really nice day and the forecast is for hot weather in the next couple days. I'm trying to decide if it would help if I tried using a chair to do the work ...

Edited July 1, 2019 by dughlas

[Bucket1]

Virtual  for your back. Not sure if this is like air kisses but who knows

Not wanting to tell you off but maybe you should have done the stretches before doing the gardening

[Albert1434]

Aloha All 

[Marty]

1 minute ago, Albert1434 said:

Aloha All 

Albert!!

Hope you're well today, my young friend.  

[Marty]

6 hours ago, Dmrman said:

Marty...😗 wide awake and refreshed, ready for another eventful day...???😊😊😁

Hey, Bobster

Just catching up on a bit of reading here. Then I may go out for a walk with Trusty Nikon (my camera), as there should be some nice light this afternoon. Hoping to get a bit of writing done this evening.  

But I'm always ready for an eventful day.  

 

Edited July 1, 2019 by Marty
Correcting another of my inevitable typos.

[spike382]

‘Sup everybody.  Preemptive  to you all.  So refreshing to pop on here and see @Drew Espinosa tossing out random glitter nukes @Page Scrawler and everyone asks why.  Because it’s Drew guys!

Hope everyone is having a fantastic day, even if it is Monday.   

@dughlas don’t be getting too crazy out in that garden buddy!

[Marty]

7 minutes ago, spikey582 said:

‘Sup everybody.  Preemptive  to you all.  So refreshing to pop on here and see @Drew Espinosa tossing out random glitter nukes @Page Scrawler and everyone asks why.  Because it’s Drew guys!

Hope everyone is having a fantastic day, even if it is Monday.   

@dughlas don’t be getting too crazy out in that garden buddy!

 

Hey spikey!

And here's some post-emptive  and   specially from me to you.

 

[Headstall]

5 hours ago, dughlas said:

G'day y'all. About to head out for our morning walk. Sunrise is in about 20 minutes. It's a much more pleasant morning cool with lower humidity. I've shut off the ac and openned the windows.

Sounds good, bro. Warm here, and going up to 29, but only 22 and beautiful right now.  

[Headstall]

3 hours ago, dughlas said:

We had a lovely walk but it seems I did something over the weekend to tweak my lower back. I've occasionally had issues with it in the past but walking the pup usually warms the muscles and things resolve themselves. Yesterday I woke up with problems and couldn't stand upright without effort. The morning walk helped. I did some bending, etc while working in the yard yesterday and for the most part it went okay. Again this morning standing up was difficult. I felt 20 years older. Walking helped and I did some bending and stretching along the way. That helped too but I want to some more yardwork because it's a really nice day and the forecast is for hot weather in the next couple days. I'm trying to decide if it would help if I tried using a chair to do the work ...

Just think about what you would tell me.   Patience, dughlas!  

[Headstall]

1 hour ago, Dmrman said:

😊😁...Yeeeeeeeeees...!!!

Hey, Bob.  

[Headstall]

1 hour ago, Albert1434 said:

Aloha All 

Hi, Albert.  

[Headstall]

1 hour ago, Marty said:

Hey, Bobster

Just catching up on a bit of reading here. Then I may go out for a walk with Trusty Nikon (my camera), as there should be some nice light this afternoon. Hopig to get a bit of writing done this evening.  

But I'm always ready for an eventful day.  

 

Morning, Marty.   I'm feeling good about myself... I managed to write a small scene on a story I've been trying to finish for the last year or so. It was about 600 words, and had hundreds upon hundreds of typos... almost every word... I'm worried I'm heading back to crayons...  ... I found a way to prop my arm, but I can't do it for long... patience, Gary.  

[Headstall]

58 minutes ago, spikey582 said:

‘Sup everybody.  Preemptive  to you all.  So refreshing to pop on here and see @Drew Espinosa tossing out random glitter nukes @Page Scrawler and everyone asks why.  Because it’s Drew guys!

Hope everyone is having a fantastic day, even if it is Monday.   

@dughlas don’t be getting too crazy out in that garden buddy!

Some things never change.   Hey, spikey!   Happy Monday!!

[Headstall]

To my Canadian friends...

[Marty]

3 minutes ago, Headstall said:

Morning, Marty.   I'm feeling good about myself... I managed to write a small scene on a story I've been trying to finish for the last year or so. It was about 600 words, and had hundreds upon hundreds of typos... almost every word... I'm worried I'm heading back to crayons...  ... I found a way to prop my arm, but I can't do it for long... patience, Gary.  

Afternoon, Gary.  

I think someone suggested a few weeks ago that you could maybe try a speech-to-text type of a program. It may help, at least as far as the initial typing is concerned, but you'd probably still need to use the keyboard to correct the inevitable mistakes the program may make. Although I'm amazed nowadays at how well Google search tends to recognise my voice when I use it. Seems like the algorithm is a lot better than when I tried one of those programs years ago...

But if you do need to go back to using crayons, I'm sure Drew would let you borrow some of his. He might even give you a refresher course in using them, if you've got a bit rusty.  

And, yes, as you say: patience, Gary.  

(As my grandpappy used to tell me:'Patience is a virtue, sometimes found in man.')

Spoiler

He would usually finish that with: "But never in a woman.")

[Headstall]

1 minute ago, Marty said:

Afternoon, Gary.  

I think someone suggested a few weeks ago that you could maybe try a speech-to-text type of a program. It may help, at least as far as the initial typing is concerned, but you'd probably still need to use the keyboard to correct the inevitable mistakes the program may make. Although I'm amazed nowadays at how well Google search tends to recognise my voice when I use it. Seems like the algorithm is a lot better than when I tried one of those programs years ago...

But if you do need to go back to using crayons, I'm sure Drew would let you borrow some of his. He might even give you a refresher course in using them, if you've got a bit rusty.  

And, yes, as you say: patience, Gary.  

(As my grandpappy used to tell me:'Patience is a virtue, sometimes found in man.')

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He would usually finish that with: "But never in a woman.")

If I ever need it, I will use that software, but I've gone through surgery because I want to get back to my old self. It's not just about the typing... it's also about the focus the pain and aching  robs me of.  

... and I'm not touching what your grandpappy might have said.  

[Albert1434]

Does anyone know how Randy is?