BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
ps did you see that link geo once posted about earthquake safety?

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
That sounds like a good way to be. As for me, I feel like going to bed. :)

in overdrive

Concerned, neutral, and receptive.

 oldviolin wrote: 
i feel like we should meet one day. just to exchange some sort of wildflowers... or maybe some secret documents.

 mem_313 wrote: 

as lucky as I am, i feel so tired of struggling to survive. 

 OlderThanDirt wrote: 
yea yea... Bragging rights is every grandparents reward for a job well done.

i think I waited a bit too late to have kids, but que sera sera!!!! off to the horizontal platform..  

 mem_313 wrote: 
What's not to enjoy?

Our grandson is living with us now.  He's 16, and a sophomore.  He's going to Berkeley tomorrow to participate in a three-day model U.N. conference as the delegate from Mozambique.  That's a far cry from a Seuss celebration, but I think he will still have a good time.

 OlderThanDirt wrote: 
1st grade and he LOVES it. he goes to a montessori based public school. An "alternative" school. They have a "dr. suess's birthday" celebration tomorrow. They are going to wear pajamas and read Dr. Suess books, with a book exchange... 

 

 mem_313 wrote: 
I can't believe it's been two and a half years since we've seen him.  How does he like school?

 OlderThanDirt wrote: 
taller! and talking a LOT more... smart little munchkin... you will love him.

 mem_313 wrote: 
Yes!  Weather's gonna be just right pretty soon.

How's the tiger?

 OlderThanDirt wrote: 


i should come up and see you two soon!

:winninglotterywinninglottery:   

 mem_313 wrote: 

seems like i have lost touch with my RP pals... i don't have time to BACKSCROLL anymore...