And many m--o-o-o-o-r-e.......

Dora
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And many m--o-o-o-o-r-e.......

Dora

Thanks, Dora! It's been a gas so far.
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And many m--o-o-o-o-r-e.......

Dora
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Barb, you are one of the sweetest and most helpful posters here. I hope your
day is as great as you deserve. Also, you seem to enjoy life to the fullest.

By the way, I'd appreciate it if you sent me you product list. I'm craving
some of that sweet and hot (or is it hot and sweet) mustard that I even dip
potato chips in. It's truly addictive.

Barb:

I hope you are having a wonderful birthday.

-Mike

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Yeah....what they said!

Happy birthday, Barb.....you're the greatest!

kimberly & Alexis

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 15:05:44 -0400, "limey"
arranged random neurons, so they looked like this:


And many m--o-o-o-o-r-e.......

Yes! Many happy returns, Barb!

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd
AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA

"If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret
had been as old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had
been as full as the waitress', it would have been a very
good dinner." Duncan Hines

To reply, remove replace "spaminator" with "cox"

.... to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy Biiiiirrrrrtttthhhhhdaaaaay dear Barrrrrb
Happy birthday to youuuuuuuuuuuu!

Steve
Chiang Mai, Thailand
http://www.photoenvisions.com








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In article ,
(Grismalkin) wrote:
Barb, you are one of the sweetest and most helpful posters here.

Aw, shucks. Truth is I'm moody - a true Moonchild. And I don't suffer
fools readily. And I'll carry a grudge a long way unless the offender
has apologized. And I've probably got a seat on the bench in the first
row right in front of the furnace in Hell. We'll toast wienies.

I hope your day is as great as you deserve.

My day was a kick. Saw Tony Oliva at lunch today at Don Pablo's. Had a
great chocolate cake thang for dessert there, too. JUST returned from
Timberlodge Steak House (5 blocks away) with my leftover prime rib. Can
you say steak and eggs for breakfast?

Also, you seem to enjoy life to the fullest.

"Better Living Through Chemistry" That's my motto. :-)

By the way, I'd appreciate it if you sent me you product list.

Sure. "I'm good, but I'm not cheap." That's another motto. :-)

I'm craving some of that sweet and hot (or is it hot and sweet)
mustard that I even dip potato chips in. It's truly addictive.

Close enough. Sweet-Hot Mustard. A chap I used to work with uses it
for dunking pretzels. Whatever. :-)

Thanks for your kind and generous words, Karlie.
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I am puzzled - why my headers?
I hope you're doing OK.

Dora

"limey" wrote in message
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party hearty!

Suzan

And many m--o-o-o-o-r-e.......

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I am puzzled - why my headers?
I hope you're doing OK.

Dora


I'm sorry, Dora. I just began to write to this newsgroup under this screen
name and don't think I had it set up right. I made one change so I hope it's
better now.

Thanks for asking. What will help me is to keep my brothers at a distance for
now. One calls me up and says hateful things about Dad. The other one only
corresponds by email and takes most of what I write the wrong way and strikes
out against me, getting very offended. And I'm the one who doesn't speak her
mind and tries to keep the peace. It upsets me every time I deal with them.

I sent Dad a pound of chocolate cherries, a pound of fruit creams and a red
chocolate rose today.

About food, I'm making some spaghetti sauce to cook all night in the slow
cooker.

Happy Birthday, Barb!



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In article ,
(PENMART01) wrote:

Happy Birthday, Barb!

Thanks! It's been a fun day. I woke up to posies next to my cup at the
coffee pot, then moved to my computer to check my email and there was a
big ol' Amazon.com gift certificate for me from Rob. Chris called while
I was making Raspberry Jelly and then I headed to lunch with Niece Patty
at Don Pablo's. Awesome dessert! From there I went to the Land's End
Inlet and did a little damage. Sometimes you just have to have what
they're selling! "-) To the grocery store for sugar and pectin ('tis
the season, doncha know), then home. Then to dinner at a nearby steak
house (a chain operation, but it's decent enough) where I ordered a
chunk o' prime rib, knowing I'll be having it for breakfast on the
morrow. I actually turned down the free birthday dessert. Borrowed
Hidden Prey from Patty and have two days to read it before it's due back
at the library. Good thing I like Sandford and his books - most are set
in the Twin Cities, this one's in Duluth! Can't wait to talk to Beck
about that. Sam called to sing "Happy Birthday to Babi" -- it doesn't
get much better than this, Sheldon. And, damn!, that Raspberry Jelly
is gorgeous!
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-Barb, www.jamlady.eboard.com Sam I Am updated 6/20/04.

On 2004-06-26, Melba's Jammin' wrote:

Thanks! It's been a fun day.

They say it's your birthday
Happy Birthday to you!

nb

Melba's Jammin' writes:

penmart01wrote:

Happy Birthday, Barb!

Thanks! It's been a fun day. I woke up to posies next to my cup at the
coffee pot, then moved to my computer to check my email and there was a
big ol' Amazon.com gift certificate for me from Rob. Chris called while
I was making Raspberry Jelly and then I headed to lunch with Niece Patty
at Don Pablo's. Awesome dessert! From there I went to the Land's End
Inlet and did a little damage. Sometimes you just have to have what
they're selling! "-) To the grocery store for sugar and pectin ('tis
the season, doncha know), then home. Then to dinner at a nearby steak
house (a chain operation, but it's decent enough) where I ordered a
chunk o' prime rib, knowing I'll be having it for breakfast on the
morrow. I actually turned down the free birthday dessert. Borrowed
Hidden Prey from Patty and have two days to read it before it's due back
at the library. Good thing I like Sandford and his books - most are set
in the Twin Cities, this one's in Duluth! Can't wait to talk to Beck
about that. Sam called to sing "Happy Birthday to Babi" -- it doesn't
get much better than this, Sheldon. And, damn!, that Raspberry Jelly
is gorgeous!

Oh boy, raspberry jelly, and posies by your cups... life is good!


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Sheldon
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