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Why would anyone do that?
Anything by Picasso. Yes, I have viewed Picassos in real life.
Ever had a book signed by the author in person?
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One instance would be to cover the cost of repair or restoration from hail damage - especially when there are numerous stained glass windows in an house.
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I don't drink, but I'm guessing I would like the most expensive kind. [emoji]128526[/emoji]
What is your favorite cocktail?
What is your favorite cocktail?
Long island ice tea.
What is your favorite beer.
What is your favorite beer.
I have insured all window panes and glass items in my appartment and fortunately so because my exterior windowpanes have been broken by strong storms many times. Also I have expensive crystal wine glasses and vases as well as table glass tops, glass display cases etc. plus 8 great grandchildren and a cat who often run around the place. There is nothing extraordinary about insuring your valuable possessions against accidents. Many people do.
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I don't drink
If you could visit any city in the world tomorrow, which would it be?
If you could visit any city in the world tomorrow, which would it be?
Pizza
What do you feel the most proud of?
What do you feel the most proud of?
That I emigrated to America at age 25
What are YOU most proud of?
What are YOU most proud of?
I'm not sure. I get proud of myself about individual small accomplishments, but I'm not sure on a large scale level. I guess I'm proud that I'm mostly the kind of person I wanted to be when I was younger.
(On the glass insurance thing, I would think that would just be included with general homeowners or renters insurance. It's it a separate thing?)
What things do you see looking around where you are right now?
(On the glass insurance thing, I would think that would just be included with general homeowners or renters insurance. It's it a separate thing?)
What things do you see looking around where you are right now?
Snow, trees, cats, snow, some more snow, cats, trees, cats and snow.
(I think I'm getting cabin fever.)
What are you most looking forward to this year?
(I think I'm getting cabin fever.)
What are you most looking forward to this year?
DD is getting her Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Florida in Orlando in May
What else?? NO STUDENT LOANS!!
She got accepted to grad school so she's going to keep going. She's on schedule to have her Master's in Fall 2018.
Did you get your cats a Valentine's day gift?
What else?? NO STUDENT LOANS!!
She got accepted to grad school so she's going to keep going. She's on schedule to have her Master's in Fall 2018.
Did you get your cats a Valentine's day gift?
@Kat0121, congrats to your DD! Excellent work!
No, but the cats gave me a cute Valentine's Day card this morning.
Did you give/receive anything for Valentine's Day today? (Rick took me out to breakfast on Sat morning and I made him snickerdoodles. We gave each other cards this morning and I gave him a bag of miniature Reese's PB cups.)
No, but the cats gave me a cute Valentine's Day card this morning.
Did you give/receive anything for Valentine's Day today? (Rick took me out to breakfast on Sat morning and I made him snickerdoodles. We gave each other cards this morning and I gave him a bag of miniature Reese's PB cups.)
I made a goody bag for DD with candy, nail polish and a Tsum Tsum mini plush of Duchess from the Aristocats. The kids got some yummy treats with the Petsmart order. They were pretty happy. DD bought me a bag of Haribo gummy bears when she was at work the other night.
If you celebrate Easter, are you planning a big meal?
@Winchester Thanks! I am so proud of my baby. Getting her through the 4 years with no loans was tough but we did it. Hopefully we can get her through grad school the same way.
If you celebrate Easter, are you planning a big meal?
@Winchester Thanks! I am so proud of my baby. Getting her through the 4 years with no loans was tough but we did it. Hopefully we can get her through grad school the same way.
You should be proud. I think it's amazing. And you are, too, for helping her get through it. Sometimes, I think that was one of the most difficult things we ever did, getting our son through college. He went to a private college and it was expensive. We did whatever we needed to do so that he didn't have student loans (honestly, they can kill a kid just starting out) and it was rough on everybody during those four years. We paid his bills, my parents gave him spending money every single week that boy was in school; they didn't miss even one week. Rick's parents paid for all his books and supplies and, some of those Physics textbooks were expensive. Everybody chipped in to help him. You do what you gotta do.
Sorry, I took the thread again, but I wanted to answer Kat's post. Back on track now!
As for Easter, while we don't celebrate it in a religious sort of way, I always plan a big meal. (I use any excuse to cook, I think!
) Rick used to go to church and he would take his mom. She no longer attends church as it's difficult for her to get around. And he's pretty much bagged it now, too. I think he'll get back to it eventually, but for now, he's done with it. But yeah, I'll cook. Haven't gotten to the planning stage yet though.
Sorry, I took the thread again, but I wanted to answer Kat's post. Back on track now!
As for Easter, while we don't celebrate it in a religious sort of way, I always plan a big meal. (I use any excuse to cook, I think!
Don't forget your question.
You should be proud. I think it's amazing. And you are, too, for helping her get through it. Sometimes, I think that was one of the most difficult things we ever did, getting our son through college. He went to a private college and it was expensive. We did whatever we needed to do so that he didn't have student loans (honestly, they can kill a kid just starting out) and it was rough on everybody during those four years. We paid his bills, my parents gave him spending money every single week that boy was in school; they didn't miss even one week. Rick's parents paid for all his books and supplies and, some of those Physics textbooks were expensive. Everybody chipped in to help him. You do what you gotta do.
Sorry, I took the thread again, but I wanted to answer Kat's post. Back on track now!
As for Easter, while we don't celebrate it in a religious sort of way, I always plan a big meal. (I use any excuse to cook, I think!) Rick used to go to church and he would take his mom. She no longer attends church as it's difficult for her to get around. And he's pretty much bagged it now, too. I think he'll get back to it eventually, but for now, he's done with it. But yeah, I'll cook. Haven't gotten to the planning stage yet though.
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