Scattered Thoughts Comments http://blog.donnadoyon.com or Much Ado About Nothing Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:10:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 by: BurlyEarl http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=235#comment-14875 Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:33:52 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=235#comment-14875 oh, getting all GI Jane on us now, are you? oh, getting all GI Jane on us now, are you?

]]> by: MPHstoryteller http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=231#comment-14776 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 11:54:55 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=231#comment-14776 HA - Reminds me of the old joke: I was gonna procrastinate today, but I never got around to it... Glad to see you have reliable internet now. I know what it's like to be without the necessities (e-mail and daiily Red Sox news). -M HA - Reminds me of the old joke: I was gonna procrastinate today, but I never got around to it… Glad to see you have reliable internet now. I know what it’s like to be without the necessities (e-mail and daiily Red Sox news).

-M

]]> by: pampchefpeg http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=227#comment-14513 Fri, 07 Nov 2008 02:38:17 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=227#comment-14513 So Donna, you've heard the philosophy that things happen for a reason. And you did say that you had intended to go for a run AND that your internet connection repeatedly failed... because... Hello! You were suppose to be out on your run! Believe me, you have the weather for running. When you get home we'll be hip deep in snow - somewhere in South Dakota today they received a record 40 inches of snow. Study hard, we miss you a lot. So Donna, you’ve heard the philosophy that things happen for a reason. And you did say that you had intended to go for a run AND that your internet connection repeatedly failed… because…

Hello! You were suppose to be out on your run!

Believe me, you have the weather for running. When you get home we’ll be hip deep in snow - somewhere in South Dakota today they received a record 40 inches of snow.

Study hard, we miss you a lot.

]]> by: Administrator http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=224#comment-14502 Fri, 07 Nov 2008 00:27:48 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=224#comment-14502 Please don't give the powers that be any ideas. They'd probably add the down to the hats just because they aren't dorky enough as it is. Please don’t give the powers that be any ideas. They’d probably add the down to the hats just because they aren’t dorky enough as it is.

]]> by: MPHstoryteller http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=224#comment-14444 Wed, 05 Nov 2008 04:05:59 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=224#comment-14444 Hey, SSgt Doyon... If you have to wear blues on Blues Monday, do you have to wear down on Down Friday? I would think it would be rather uncomfortable in that region of the country... sweaty... -M Hey, SSgt Doyon… If you have to wear blues on Blues Monday, do you have to wear down on Down Friday? I would think it would be rather uncomfortable in that region of the country… sweaty…

-M

]]> by: Administrator http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=212#comment-13937 Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:32:23 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=212#comment-13937 Like I always say... I love early morning as long as it comes at the end of the day... 8-) --Donna Like I always say… I love early morning as long as it comes at the end of the day… 8-) –Donna

]]> by: MPHstoryteller http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=212#comment-13911 Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:09:08 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=212#comment-13911 Hi, Donna - Glad to see you're letting us get back at you, er, I mean, respond to your posts. Sounds like you're keeping busy, but that wake-up sounds brutal. Last time I was in school, we used to stay up all night to make the early classes... :) Looking forward to reading more. - M Hi, Donna -
Glad to see you’re letting us get back at you, er, I mean, respond to your posts. Sounds like you’re keeping busy, but that wake-up sounds brutal. Last time I was in school, we used to stay up all night to make the early classes… :)

Looking forward to reading more.

- M

]]> by: Franz http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=174#comment-232 Sun, 03 Dec 2006 21:39:46 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=174#comment-232 >> "and suddenly ready to take that nap" When I read your original post, I thought about all of the cleaning and organizing that *I* should be doing, and had the same symptom of sudden exhaustion! Actually had a productive weekend, put in quite a few hours on an ongoing project and made visible progress. Thanks for the inspiration to get more done tonight! >> “and suddenly ready to take that nap”

When I read your original post, I thought about all of the cleaning and organizing that *I* should be doing, and had the same symptom of sudden exhaustion!

Actually had a productive weekend, put in quite a few hours on an ongoing project and made visible progress.

Thanks for the inspiration to get more done tonight!

]]> by: Terrie http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=173#comment-230 Sat, 02 Dec 2006 09:57:43 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=173#comment-230 I totally understand where you are coming from. The other day when I was getting out of my truck at Walmart, this lady pulls up beside me, passes to the spot behind me, gets out and starts yelling at me to be more careful. I don't even know where she came from. I had been parked for a few minutes and don't remember seeing her anywhere near where I had been. My first response was to get all defensive, but then I remembered why I was at Walmart in the first place, to shop for Christmas. So, I just said to myself, "Merry Christams to you too lady, I hope you have a good day." I know this is not the same thing, but sometimes people just make you wonder. Like when they stand in the middle of the isle taking the whole thing up and see that your waiting to go by but they just don't move. Or when your walking down a corridor on you own side, and people are walking toward you and they don't move making you squish to the side like Gumby because they must feel they are just so much more important than you are. All I can say is, I'd rather be the more considerate person than the one who is totally full of themselves. I totally understand where you are coming from. The other day when I was getting out of my truck at Walmart, this lady pulls up beside me, passes to the spot behind me, gets out and starts yelling at me to be more careful. I don’t even know where she came from. I had been parked for a few minutes and don’t remember seeing her anywhere near where I had been. My first response was to get all defensive, but then I remembered why I was at Walmart in the first place, to shop for Christmas. So, I just said to myself, “Merry Christams to you too lady, I hope you have a good day.” I know this is not the same thing, but sometimes people just make you wonder. Like when they stand in the middle of the isle taking the whole thing up and see that your waiting to go by but they just don’t move. Or when your walking down a corridor on you own side, and people are walking toward you and they don’t move making you squish to the side like Gumby because they must feel they are just so much more important than you are. All I can say is, I’d rather be the more considerate person than the one who is totally full of themselves.

]]> by: Spacetravel http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=172#comment-229 Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:50:48 +0000 http://blog.donnadoyon.com/?p=172#comment-229 I just attended my 35th. Interesting evening. Highs & lows... Got there early, chose an empty table and wondered who would come sit with me. Since I've been out of state for twenty+ years, I was hoping folks would want to join me to catch up. Found that most people ended up sitting with the folks they see every day. People who sat at my table were folks I hardly knew, but ended up enjoying their company very much - too bad I didn't know them better in High School. All in all I'm glad I went. I just attended my 35th. Interesting evening. Highs & lows… Got there early, chose an empty table and wondered who would come sit with me. Since I’ve been out of state for twenty+ years, I was hoping folks would want to join me to catch up. Found that most people ended up sitting with the folks they see every day. People who sat at my table were folks I hardly knew, but ended up enjoying their company very much - too bad I didn’t know them better in High School. All in all I’m glad I went.

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