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    Marique > Unlabeled? February 21, 2009 at 1:47am

    I am so glad to see you are here. I also see you have brought your "fowl windage" problems with you, hehe. Gosh have I missed you.....I am a big fan.
    
    Love ya far out twisted sense of humor
    Marique
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    Marique > Unlabeled? February 21, 2009 at 1:36am

    Actually did, hehe. I think I am cuter than he however, lol. I wish I could make a video of my realtor though. He sounds do dignified and professional, but one must be careful not to make him laugh. I have NEVER in my life heard a person that sounds like a sheep braying in the beginning of the laugh and the winding down from the laugh sounds just like a ticked off donkey. No kidding. The first time he did this while we were talking about hiring him to sell my house, he started laughing at something and I had all I could do not to drop to the floor laughing at his laughter. It was so hard to keep a straight face. Every time I talked to him after that I made sure I was very solemn.
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  Marique February 21, 2009 at 2:21pm

  You like my fowl windage saying do you? Your have my permission to use that quote anytime. I used to say that to my kinds that aways wanted to talk about the way our dog had a flatulance problem and would always talk about it at the wrong time like when we out to eat in restaurant, and they talked way too loud usually and had half the establishment laughing about my farty dog. So I told them if they must discuss our overly farty dog they should call it a foul windage problem, and they actually did use the phrase. Wonders never cease. And I hope your ruby crown arrives any day now. Then you can have the coronation you so rightfully deserve, lol.
  
  Marique
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  Marique February 21, 2009 at 3:57am

  I love this idea about we grow old because we quit playing....so very true. My kids used to say to me all the time, because I always looked at the funny side of things and was always playin around and being goofy, MOM, grow up! I used to tell them that they did not want me to grow up, because then I would not be as fun any more. Now my kids are grown they always tell me that the thing they liked the most about me was I was never a stern disciplinarian, was more like a best friend (with authority) and that they thought I was cooler than most their friends and had the most fun with me. So that makes me glad I did not quit playing....or grow up. Laughter is my best friend. It has kept me sane (wait a minute, did I just say I am sane, woops forgot the verdict is still out on that...