Watching that has been our Christmas Eve/Christmas day tradition for years. Doesn’t seem right to see it so early.
Random Thoughts 15: Crystal Clear 2021 Edition
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DAMMIT!!!
I lost at Whamageddon on Saturday. I blame Creighton. They played the damn song over the sound system.
It's watchable no matter what time of year it is.
You used up all the glue on purpose
Oh well, on the upside, now I can watch "Last Christmas" again. We found it last Christmas. If you haven't seen it, it stars Emilie Clarke (GOT) and Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians). Sweet, funny Christmas romance that has a different twist.
There’s a house several blocks away that puts their leg lamp in the front window around Christmas. Has center stage even over their tree.
Every damn kid has to cause issues with MrsWx. She is spending the night in the hospital after what we perceived to be some heart complications but all tests have come back normal. She is fine for the most part and baby is perfectly okay so we will see what the morning brings.
I've been totally absentee (likely coming back before long, get excited!) but she's getting pretty close, right? I still feel like that appendix was just a year or two ago. Hopefully she's all good and gets to come home. Hospitals are no place for sleep.
We have missed your wit.
And your rants.
And your game descriptions.
And we need more toddler stories!
ok so here's one. DH played sax in HS. He dug it out at Thanksgiving. In-laws have a toy one. I now have an ADORABLE video of toddler playing on toy sax dueting with DH trying to recall sax from 15 yrs ago lol. Brought it back to our house. I've never, ever played. DH set it up for me and I gave a terrible blow (that's what she said). Immediately, toddler goes "no mommy, you stop. Daddy, you play."
He's the second favorite son now. Favorite son gained 2 teeth this week and scootches forward like he has any business trying to crawl. Been a crazy work finishing up work and now a sick toddler, baby, plus interviewing. It's fine, it's fine. Hope all have been well here. Midnight is often when I check in, check out and go to sleep!
We stumbled on this about 5 seconds before Ralphie went crazy on the bully. Of course we had to watch to the end. Unfortunately we missed "a major award".
I have a sneaking suspicion that you might get another chance to see it sometime in the next 18 days.
Got a letter from the city of Omaha about my 2 ash trees.
Either cut them down or get them treated due to the proximity to the sidewalk and road. I guess they don't want a tree dying and eventually falling into the road.
Not sure what I should do, treatment isn't cheap from what I understand and you need to do it every 2 years. Of course I would prefer to move once I am finished with work so I could probably treat them once and let the next owner deal with it from there.
Either cut them down or get them treated due to the proximity to the sidewalk and road. I guess they don't want a tree dying and eventually falling into the road.
Not sure what I should do, treatment isn't cheap from what I understand and you need to do it every 2 years. Of course I would prefer to move once I am finished with work so I could probably treat them once and let the next owner deal with it from there.
How do you prove treatment? My mom had one on our property line, my guy told me that it is very obvious when the tree needs to be treated and when it is past that point.
Did I miss something? Is Wx wife or daughter in the hospital?
We lost a ginormous ash as part of our deck project, one that wasn't in the plans to be taken. It was still outwardly healthy, and there was no sign of EAB on it. Unfortunately, it was dying on the inside, and would have soon become a perfect home for the little buggers. Additionally, it was on a slope, but it had a decided lean to the south directly over the house. When you've just put in a glass-walled addition, it's probably not a good idea to have a death tree hanging over it.
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