TIME TO CIRCLE THE WAGONS GIRLS
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Ah Gina....gentle hugs! I'm sure you and the Fluffman will have a simply divine halloween all by yourself. It's so nice of you to take over those treats. You are one of the kindest women I've ever met.
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Gina sounds like you made a wise decision. I dont blame you one bit for wanting to have negative in your life. I dont understand why some people insists on trying to be a part of things when in turn they are making themselves even more misearable. For the life of me I cant figure out why somebody would go to a function and sit back by themselves. I think thats past the point of being shy and unsocial. It sounds like something else is going on there. Heck I'm a shy person but I know how to socialize and have fun and if I didnt feel comfortable going somewhere I would not go. I sure wouldnt go and be a fly on the wall and not talk. Oh well, just my take on things but it sounds like you have it under control. You are right, some people are just too darn hard to try to figure out and not worth the effort.
Oh by the way, I love the decorations. You did an excellent job.
Marsha-eachday is a fun day isnt it? Oh yeah, shokk lost her nose hairs and they havent grown back so she is trying to get Nickis mustache to take the place of them. Want that be a sight?
Wildjan-now just who gets that dead horse award?
Amy
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CHARLENE Thank you thank you thank you! I love the bathing suit. The halter is very flattering. MB was gonna make me some scrunchie swimmies so that should work out really well! OH and thanks for all the bras too. You know I only had the one prostesis since I originally just had the single mast. NOW I have two that match and maybe I'll start wearing the darn things. I cannot thank you enough. You are as beautiful on the inside as you are on the outside. HOpe you heal up quickly! Love, Marsha
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Just popping in quickly from work to say hello and happy halloween. Way behind the times here I do believe LOL. Whats all this about a dead horse...ewww.
Shokk needs nose hairs...oh my
I am painted up as a tiger...my face feels weird and I'll be glad to get it washed off. I will post pics later.
CY...hope you are doing well.
BBL
Love and hugs all around
Vickie
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With all the circle has been through lately, I thought I would post a pic to remind us of how much we are all loved.
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Nicki..do you have room at the back of the broom???
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Liz...............I just love that photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hey G,
Sounds like you made a really good choice. You and fluffy (forgot his name) will be nice and cozy greeting the little kiddies at home. Your other neighbor sounds like some psycho you might find in a basement on an episode of Desperate Housewives!
Oh .. Trix was just posting a response she made about funding of BCO. No big deal. She just happened to post on about 1,000 different threads!
Nicki, I want a ride on that broom too. Drop me off in the tropics for a few weeks, if you wouldn't mind!
love,
Brenda in VA aka Bren
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Yea Marsha! You got the swimsuit. Are you starting to feel a little better?
Liz, I just love that Pinkstock pic also. Doesn't it bring back memories???
Shokk, nosehairs?? Pffffftttttt!!!!!!!!
G, some people just don't know how to, or want to socialize.
Wild/Jan, too funny!
Gracie, my eyebrows and lashes came out after I was done Taxotere. After they finally came in, they thinned out about 5 more times. They are finally to the point that I'd say they were pretty much what they were before chemo. Hang in there!
Nicki, Bwwwaaaahhhaaaahhhhaaa!
Jan
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Oh I love that photo too! CY you make me smile every time I see you in that pink hat! Your smiling face is contagious!
Thanks Liz..........
Yes, Jan I guess I am starting to feel better. I was so bitchy there for a couple of weeks I thought it best to stay off the boards. LOL Sure am glad to see the last of the month of October for a year.
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Thanks for posting the pic Liz-Thats excellent to see CYs smiling face. and everyone elses in fact.
Amy
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Ok last call for recipes.. I'd like to get them finished up soon,,,, they will be in a PDF format so everyone can use adobe free reader.....
hugs MB
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janka y here
it has been a while since i posted wHAT with personal problems and computerproblems it has not been a pretty site.
i have my social worker and lady from aps trying to get me moved.
it turns out that me being in A weelchair and the little bit of money i may possibly get from my parents dy ing is what is holding things up.
pray for me
janice
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Marsha, glad you were able to use the suit Char sent you. Liz, I love the pic - I know most of the people but could someone identify them for those that don't? There are some newbies on this thread I see.
Gracie, I have extremely light brows and sparse lashes to begin with and thought I'd really be in trouble when I went thru chemo. I couldn't believe I didn't lose one last and my brows didn't lighten. Then I read that people were losing them days after finishing chemo and I really started to worry. I was ok though. Hang in there, they'll start growing back quick.
G, you are right, life is too short so why waste time with someone who is so negative. I've had enough negativity in the last few years, don't need no more.
MB, can't wait to get the recipes.
Back later girls.
Margaret
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Here you go Margo:
From left to right: Donna, Suz, Jasmine, Susan, Elaine, Christine, Jan, Deb, Mary Beth, Sue, Liz , Karen, Dee, Cheryl, Vickie and Denise
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Thanks, ladies for responding about the hair growing back in slowly. I'm just kind of getting depressed, you know? Here everyoen else I know is growing hair and I have none, and am losing what little I had left. IT's depressing, I hate it!!! I want my hair back and my life back
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Grace
There are some products that others say have helped them. There are several threads about this very thing. I'll see if I can find them and post a direct link for you. Gentle hugs. Hang in there.
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Picture with user names- Back row left to right:
CasinoGirl, Suzfive, AlwaysHope aka Jasmine, susanmcm, choca, christinek, BikerJan, AlaskaDeb, purplemb, Gus aka Guz aka Guzzler, lizws
Front row left to right:
jenni_ca, Madison, b445 aka CY, newvickie and adrionna aka neesie
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Oops...I copied my list from the Lifetime site. The picture is there as well. To cool!
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Thanks Liz-I didnt recognize all the other names because they were real names and I dont call everybody by their real name.
Amy
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Here's the link to the Lifetime site
http://www.lifetimetv.com/community/my-lifetime-commitment/breast-cancer/faces-breast-cancer#
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Gracie, I remember that I had very small patches of eyebrows before I finished chemo; never totally lost them. Funny thing was, I felt so bad, not sure how long they had been that way before I noticed - that was the least of my worries so guess it is why I didn't notice. Well, chemo made my vision blurred so watching TV sometimes was hard too. It all grows back; I did loose my eyelashes a time or two after they came back in . Figured some chemo got stored in my fat - don't know why but that is how I laughed it off. It does eventually grow back. I used to have very thick hair but now it isn't as thick but I have hair.
We have no kids to come by so I don't dress up - other than my usual self. I did buy some candy to have at the restaurant in case some little ones come by there. If not, well the employees and customers are going to enjoy.
Gina, I think you made the right decision and it is just like you to still contribute something to the party but say home with Mr. Fluffy. With all the side effects you've had lately, I honestly didn't see how you were going to feel like going. Having to take some time to rest from answering the door and giving out candy, etc., and deal with your neighbor's issues would have not made for a good evening. This way, you can enjoy the kids that come to your house. Hope you enjoy.
Lisa - think everyone wants a ride on that broom
Liz - thanks for posting the picture; good reminder of better days.
Brenda
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WEll, so far I have had a wonderful Halloween. Gina - I swear we have the same friend. I recently had the same experience. Yucko. An she is a meanie too.
Gracie: This is the hardest part. I thought my hair would grow back much faster than it did. Remember though, you didnt just shave your head - you lost your hair follicles. I have heard that Nioxin works good and you can get it at most beauty shops.
Nicki
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My halloween costume with the developement directors wig
now I want to see all of your's!
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That is too cute, Miss Vickie!
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Yup Nicki! I figured you would turn on me just as fast as you turned on Peter. People in the past told me that you shouldn't be trusted. No big surprise here, sugar.
Thanks for the loan of your broom. ROFLMAO!
Sorry Jas! I don't do pm's. Just a taste of your own medicine. Although, I must admit the two of you have one thing in common. Harrassment.
Nicki
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Nicki -- I don't send anything I wouldn't want posted in public.
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MARSHA>I don't do anything for Halloween. With my kids out of the house, haven't worked in about 15 years and having moved so many times Halloween died here LOL! The last time it was kinda interesting was in Laredo, TX when we lived there in 92-94. See the Hispanic go to the cemetaries and have parties there the days around Halloween. Kinda like they are dancing on the graves!
Here's the info I found online explaining it
From October 31st to November 2nd, people in Mexico and Latin America and in Hispanic-American communities across the United States observe Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. A blend of ancient Indian beliefs and Catholic customs, this harvest-season celebration is dedicated to remembering and revering deceased antepasados (ancestors). Families make joyful preparations to welcome their departed loved ones, whose souls are believed to return for a day.
In cemeteries and in homes, ofrendas (altars) are created and adorned with marigolds, traditional foods, gifts, and photos of the deceased. On All Souls' Day, families visit their relatives' gravesites, keeping the departed company by picnicking, telling family stories, listening to music, and lighting candles at dusk. Both an observance of death and an affirmation of life, this celebration is a time for strengthening family ties, sharing family history, and passing down traditions from generation to generation.The Day of the Dead makes an interesting counterpoint to Halloween observances in the United States, which often focus on the macabre. Children will be intrigued by the symbols associated with the Day of the Dead, including brightly decorated sugar skulls, pan de muertos (sweet bread that can be shaped to look like bodies wrapped in blankets), and playful skeletons.
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Sorry I don't know why it double posted with just one click of the mouse! Spooky if ya ask me!
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