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I don't know that it is illegal Sheri, but with the responses from the local

community, they try to keep them happy.   Most American Jets have some sort of

filter to keep the sound down.   European jets are not as considerate.   The

Navy's flying Angles make a terrible noice when they are putting on a show, and

for that reason they usually fly over the water, whenever possible.   I know we

got some outfit at our local Airport here about three or fours years ago and

they were so loud, that the local people petitioned the Airport to get rid of

the outfit, which we found out later was a Finnish or Norweigean company.   The

local people won over the noise.   They were supposed to take off and go

directly over water for their training and then return to the airoport.   But

evidently they has some hotshots that liked to show off and they did their

training over neighborhoods and that is what got them moved.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@...> wrote:

>

>

> I didn't hear or feel anything and I was right here all day.  Ohio is next

door to me.  You don't live that close to Wright-Pat do you?    It does have a

reputation in the UFO community as a place of unusual craft.  But if you could

feel it I should have too.  I an under military training all the time, never had

one of those, and sonic booms are not that bad unless you are in it's direct

path.  It would have been right over you and you most likely would have heard

the plane or planes.  I think it is illegal to 'boom' over populated areas

anyway.    Any other funny stuff going on?

>

> Sheri aka. FamilyTwigs

> TwigTalk My blog

> Indiana Trails To The Past

> Jackson County/INTTTP

>

Earline - yes, I've heard the sonic booms and they do carry a long way,

depending on the wind direction.    But, from Ohio to Ont. is stretching is a

wee bit.   We don't hear it when the Space shuttle goes up, but we do get it

when it comes home - about three minutes before it lands there is a double sonic

boom that will rattle the dishes on the shelves.    However, depending on the

direction of the shuttle when it breaks the sound barrier, will depend on how

loud or if I hear it at all.

--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@... wrote:

>

> Norma and Sheri, since you live close to army bases, have you heard a sonic

boom that could be felt for long distances before? It supposedly happened

yesterday, all of the county felt it and thought it was an earthquake. I thought

that a car had crashed into the house, it was so loud and shook the whole house.

> They say it was from military exercises in Ohio. If that's true, why have

there not been any before?

>

> Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: "Norma" <no2more@...>

> Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:47:05

> To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Subject: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

>

> Very good Earline!!!   Pouring rain right now.    I ran some errands this

morning.  Wasn't raining when I started out, but came across a few spritzles

along the way.   Got home before the big rains came.  Cooler outside but not

cold.

> Have to go to the Doctor tomorrow a.m. and then home for the rest of the week.

> Good luck with the outfits, and Sheri, hope all is well with you and your

daughter.

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@ wrote:

> >

> > Yes, Norma, I finished the curtains, they turned out pretty well, I just

wish I had square windows to work with though.

> >

> > I think I may have to buy some white linen fabric for bonnets, I don't think

cotton was available in the 1700's if I want to make historically accurate

costumes. I have to research it.

> >

> >

> > Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

> >

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: "Norma" <no2more@>

> > Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> > Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2011 17:01:26

> > To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> > Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> > Subject: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

> >

> > I was able to go swimming yesterday and plan to again this afternoon.   Then

Tuesday, all the storms that ya'll have had last night will be heading my way,

bringing rain and cooler weather.

> > Earline, that has to be rewarding working on those outfits.   Did you get

the curtains finished?

> > Sheri-glad you weather is better this morning and no tornado hits.   Those

thinks scare me to no end.   You never know where they will bounce down.

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > Thunderstorms here too.  Spent the night under a tornado watch.  Warm this

morning but dreary and damp.

> > >

> > > Sounds fun, Earline.

> > >

> > > Sheri aka. FamilyTwigs

> > > TwigTalk My blog

> > > Indiana Trails To The Past

> > > Jackson County/INTTTP

> > >

> >

>

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Very interesting article, but makes me wonder how Earline could hear a sonic

boom all the way from Russia.   Whenever I hear these kind of stories, I think

of the the sightings back over the years that have been covered up by the

Military and supposedely we are not supposed to know anything about them.   I'd

be courious to know if there are really aliens out there or our Government

experimenting with secret things they don't want us to know about and how they

are spending our tax dollars.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@...> wrote:

>

>

> Earline,

> This was an article sent to me today.

>

> UFO spotted above Siberia

>

http://www.unknowncountry.com/out-there/loud-ufo-above-siberia-gets-official-att\

ention

>

> Seems they thought it was an earthquake too.  It was in February.

>

> Sheri aka. FamilyTwigs

> TwigTalk My blog

> Indiana Trails To The Past

> Jackson County/INTTTP

>

My granddaughter is coming over after school to pick out the dress she wants,

whether she wants me to make it or order it. She is very slim so if it's a

fitted style I'll make it, if not she'll order it. Either way, I'm footing the

bill for her, it's her grad gift.



Norma, I remembered how to do it, I just had to screw up a few times until it

came back to me. It would help if it didn't crash and have to recover the

document, I'm going to try using the desktop today, maybe it will run smoother

with XP.

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Hello February, where was I this morning?    Nice Grandma Earline.  He will

always remember that dress and the care that went into it.



Great find in a "cousin" Sheri.    I love sharing information, it helps to make

all that work, worth while.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@...> wrote:

>

> Happy February.  It is 55 outside right now and feels very spring-like.

> The trees are probably gone for this year.  They are budding out.  I can

> only remember it doing this once before and it was not a good summer for

> the trees.  Scary.  I wonder what is next.  Anyway it is keeping headaches

> and bugs alive....:o(

>

> I got an email from a cousin last night.  A new-ly discovered cousin.  We

> have our gr-gr-grandfather in common, Sam Martin.  He sent some photos of

> his father, Sam Jr. and one of Sam Sr. with a horse.  So exciting!  He had

> little information, but was able to give me some of  his family info and

> Sam's middle name.  Something I had searched high and low for.  So happy.[?]

>

> --

> Sheri

> FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

>

60 deg. this morning with a high of 80.  Have to drive Geo. for one of his Doc.

appointments this morning and then back home to work on Genealogy.    Got an

email this morning from a "cousin".  He received a marriate certificate on my

GrGrandfather's sister and it listed her parents, so I now have the name and

place in Ireland that my GrGrandfather Patrick McGrath came from and his

parents.    He had named one of his children John M. McGrath.   In some records

it listed his middle name as Morris and in some it was Maurice.   Well, it seems

that Patricks father's name was Maurice, so now I guess we can be sure that his

son John's middle name was Maurice and not Morris.

I got all that information and didn't have to do a lick of work.  I like that

kind of progress.    He is going to send me a copy of the marriage certificate

as soon as he gets it.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hello February, where was I this morning?    Nice Grandma Earline.  He will

always remember that dress and the care that went into it.

>

> Great find in a "cousin" Sheri.    I love sharing information, it helps to

make all that work, worth while.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@> wrote:

> >

> > Happy February.  It is 55 outside right now and feels very spring-like.

> > The trees are probably gone for this year.  They are budding out.  I can

> > only remember it doing this once before and it was not a good summer for

> > the trees.  Scary.  I wonder what is next.  Anyway it is keeping headaches

> > and bugs alive....:o(

> >

> > I got an email from a cousin last night.  A new-ly discovered cousin.  We

> > have our gr-gr-grandfather in common, Sam Martin.  He sent some photos of

> > his father, Sam Jr. and one of Sam Sr. with a horse.  So exciting!  He had

> > little information, but was able to give me some of  his family info and

> > Sam's middle name.  Something I had searched high and low for.  So happy.[?]

> >

> > --

> > Sheri

> > FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> > TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> > Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> > Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

> >

>

73 deg. this morning, overcast with a chance of showers.   We need rain

desperately - we are back to fire watches.

Geo's. brother and sister-in-law are coming today for lunch.   We are

celebrating Geo's 79th birthday.

Now that I found the father of Patrick McGrath and the town in Ireland where he

came from, I tried doing a little research yesterday to find what I could on

him, which so far is zilch.   I have found more cousins in that family line, and

yet we are still poking along.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

> 60 deg. this morning with a high of 80.  Have to drive Geo. for one of his

Doc. appointments this morning and then back home to work on Genealogy.    Got

an email this morning from a "cousin".  He received a marriate certificate on my

GrGrandfather's sister and it listed her parents, so I now have the name and

place in Ireland that my GrGrandfather Patrick McGrath came from and his

parents.    He had named one of his children John M. McGrath.   In some records

it listed his middle name as Morris and in some it was Maurice.   Well, it seems

that Patricks father's name was Maurice, so now I guess we can be sure that his

son John's middle name was Maurice and not Morris.

> I got all that information and didn't have to do a lick of work.  I like that

kind of progress.    He is going to send me a copy of the marriage certificate

as soon as he gets it.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Hello February, where was I this morning?    Nice Grandma Earline.  He will

always remember that dress and the care that went into it.

> >

> > Great find in a "cousin" Sheri.    I love sharing information, it helps to

make all that work, worth while.

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Happy February.  It is 55 outside right now and feels very spring-like.

> > > The trees are probably gone for this year.  They are budding out.  I can

> > > only remember it doing this once before and it was not a good summer for

> > > the trees.  Scary.  I wonder what is next.  Anyway it is keeping headaches

> > > and bugs alive....:o(

> > >

> > > I got an email from a cousin last night.  A new-ly discovered cousin.  We

> > > have our gr-gr-grandfather in common, Sam Martin.  He sent some photos of

> > > his father, Sam Jr. and one of Sam Sr. with a horse.  So exciting!  He had

> > > little information, but was able to give me some of  his family info and

> > > Sam's middle name.  Something I had searched high and low for.  So

happy.[?]

> > >

> > > --

> > > Sheri

> > > FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> > > TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> > > Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/>

SA

> > > Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

> > >

> >

>

64 deg. this morning with a high of 80.  Crazy warm weather is going to fool me,

I think.    If I start pruning my shrubs, we are liable to get a late freeze and

kill all my plants.   Damned if I do and damned if I don't.

Busy day yesterday.   Geo.'s brother left his laptop with us to do some tweeking

when he was visiting on Friday.   He had downloaded something tht left him with

some programs that were taking over the laptop.   Geo. fixed it later Friday so

yesterday we drove half way to West Palm and met them at the Cracker Barrel in

Ft. Pierce to return it and had lunch again on big brother or as his wife says,

"the rich brother".   Nice day for a drive, but a wasted day for me.   I did

some research when we got back was too lazy to start any work.





--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@...> wrote:

>

> Been watching RootsTech keynotes and the twitter feed from the events.

> Very exciting and interesting.  Lucky me I can do that later in the

> evening.

>

> Chilly today.  Going to warm up and rain tomorrow.  The grass is really

> green.  It's only about 40 now.  This back and forth with the temp makes 40

> fell like 0.  :o)

>

> Got an email from another "cousin" in a different line last night.  Can't

> believe it!  Very excited about it all!  Been through a real dry spell

> lately so this is really nice.

>

> Got to go as I am running late.....again.  I hate to be late.

>

>

>

> --

> Sheri

> FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

>

I was rootin for the Patriots, but no big deal.   The best team won, I guess.

Glad to hear you are making progress on the wardrobe, it was a big undertaking. 

Granddaughter will be the "Belle of the Ball"

I worked on my McGrath family for a while yesterday and found a little more

information on the Gabriel McGrath that my "cousin" gave to me.   I think he was

probably a Nephew to my Grandmother, but not sure yet.    I have found a mother

and grandmother for him, but no father and that is the person that will tell me

how he is related.

--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@... wrote:

>

> 23 now, high in the 30's

>

> Superbowl Sunday, I look forward to it, it is the last football until fall,

yeah!

> Hubby has his pool tournament this afternoon, they're having munchies there so

I'll be on my own for supper.

>

> My granddaughter's dress is ordered, it's a short strapless dress with lace up

back so it will fit better. I'm going to make a shrug for her to wear with it.

>

> As for my wardrobe, I'm still working on it, I have my shortgown done except

for the sleeve hems, I haven't decided how to do them. I have my shift done. I

started my cap yesterday, it'll be finished today. I have the outer petticoat

done except for the hem. I still have to make at least one more petticoat and

stays, I'm making 1/2 bone stays. It would be so much more fun to make fancy

gowns but I'm stuck being a loyalist refugee. I want to order some repro shoes

to wear with it but for now I have some brown shoes with the right profile for

now.

>

> Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: "Norma" <no2more@...>

> Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:00:41

> To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Subject: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

>

> 64 deg. this morning with a high of 80.  Crazy warm weather is going to fool

me, I think.    If I start pruning my shrubs, we are liable to get a late freeze

and kill all my plants.   Damned if I do and damned if I don't.

> Busy day yesterday.   Geo.'s brother left his laptop with us to do some

tweeking when he was visiting on Friday.   He had downloaded something tht left

him with some programs that were taking over the laptop.   Geo. fixed it later

Friday so yesterday we drove half way to West Palm and met them at the Cracker

Barrel in Ft. Pierce to return it and had lunch again on big brother or as his

wife says, "the rich brother".   Nice day for a drive, but a wasted day for me.

I did some research when we got back was too lazy to start any work.

>

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@> wrote:

> >

> > Been watching RootsTech keynotes and the twitter feed from the events.

> > Very exciting and interesting.  Lucky me I can do that later in the

> > evening.

> >

> > Chilly today.  Going to warm up and rain tomorrow.  The grass is really

> > green.  It's only about 40 now.  This back and forth with the temp makes 40

> > fell like 0.  :o)

> >

> > Got an email from another "cousin" in a different line last night.  Can't

> > believe it!  Very excited about it all!  Been through a real dry spell

> > lately so this is really nice.

> >

> > Got to go as I am running late.....again.  I hate to be late.

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> > Sheri

> > FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> > TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> > Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> > Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

> >

>

Chilly today, chance of flurries.



I don't understand some people, my son started a new job last week, training,

was told what a great job he's doing on Friday, he was even asked to help some

that were having trouble, guys that were there for a couple of weeks still

couldn't weld anything. My son's first weld passed inspection. He went to work

Monday and they said that he's laid off, the only reason they gave was that he's

"not a good fit" whatever that means. The only thing he could think of was that

he's in the labour union and there's no union there. Oh well, their loss. He's

going back to boat building but now he'll be the head welder there. A little

less pay but he'll make up the difference in overtime.

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63 deg. with a high of 75, chance of some rain today, but now enough expected.  

We need at least 5 or 6 inches of rain to bring us up to snuff.

Sorry about your brother Sheri, that is a warning to him to change his life

style and watch his medications.    Younger and younger people are having heart

attacks and strokes and I think a lot of it has to do with fast food.   The

ingredients are not the healtyist.  Thankfully it was mild and he will be ok.

Earline - that "does not fit" terminology seems to be the word today for letting

people go.    My daughter went through that last year when she started her new

job and two weeks later, she did not fit.  She never understood it either,

because she is a good worker and thought she was doing a good job.   She did

land a better job after that and is much happier where she is working now, but

she still had to go through the process.   As long as they let you go while you

are still on, like a three month trial basis, they have the right to let you go.

They get work out of you, don't have to pay benefits and can hire another to do

the same thing for another three months for no benefits and so on and so on.   I

think it is a racket.  Plus they don't have to pay for unemployments benefits,

because you haven't worked there long enough to be eligible.

Sad the way work is these days, no more loyalty to workers and the same to

employers.

Two more months before the 1940 Census comes out and I am getting antsy.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@...> wrote:

>

> Cold here.  Harder to take when you are used to 60.  Bit of a dreary day.

>

> My baby brother had a stroke over the weekend.  A small one.  It is scary,

> none the less.

> Strange things going on.

>

> Allergies are crazy bad.  This is usually a good time for me, so it is

> strange there too.

>

> --

> Sheri

> FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

>

Happy Birthday Sheri - I hope you have a great Day today!!!!



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

> 63 deg. with a high of 75, chance of some rain today, but now enough expected.

We need at least 5 or 6 inches of rain to bring us up to snuff.

> Sorry about your brother Sheri, that is a warning to him to change his life

style and watch his medications.    Younger and younger people are having heart

attacks and strokes and I think a lot of it has to do with fast food.   The

ingredients are not the healtyist.  Thankfully it was mild and he will be ok.

> Earline - that "does not fit" terminology seems to be the word today for

letting people go.    My daughter went through that last year when she started

her new job and two weeks later, she did not fit.  She never understood it

either, because she is a good worker and thought she was doing a good job.   She

did land a better job after that and is much happier where she is working now,

but she still had to go through the process.   As long as they let you go while

you are still on, like a three month trial basis, they have the right to let you

go.   They get work out of you, don't have to pay benefits and can hire another

to do the same thing for another three months for no benefits and so on and so

on.   I think it is a racket.  Plus they don't have to pay for unemployments

benefits, because you haven't worked there long enough to be eligible.

> Sad the way work is these days, no more loyalty to workers and the same to

employers.

> Two more months before the 1940 Census comes out and I am getting antsy.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Familytwigs <familytwigs@> wrote:

> >

> > Cold here.  Harder to take when you are used to 60.  Bit of a dreary day.

> >

> > My baby brother had a stroke over the weekend.  A small one.  It is scary,

> > none the less.

> > Strange things going on.

> >

> > Allergies are crazy bad.  This is usually a good time for me, so it is

> > strange there too.

> >

> > --

> > Sheri

> > FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> > TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> > Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> > Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

> >

>

55 deg. this morning with a high of 74.  A little more of normal temperatures

for this time of year, then the warmer temps. we've been having.

I remember when I was that age, I was just too young for the older problems.  

Now, I am thankful that someone was looking over me to see that I took the

proper medications to get me this far.  I take one baby asperin per day to keep

my blood thinned.   Men need a stronger dose, but no matter what, they should be

taking something.   Be it plavix, coumadin, the new one out pradaxa (I think

that is how it is spelled) whatever.   If there is a propensity to have a

stroke, then the blood has to be kept thin enough so it will not clot.  

Earline, even if he only took an asperin a day,  it would help.

More bad news for Geo., more tests and waiting for outcome.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@... wrote:

>

> Thanks Sheri.

> Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Familytwigs <familytwigs@...>

> Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:24:40

> To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Subject: Re: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

>

> Rog was just diagnosed with a blood disease so I don't know if that is

> playing into this?  But he does need to change his life.  He too, seems to

> think he's indestructable.

>

> Thank you for the Birthday wishes!  So far it's a fine day.

>

> I was going to say Happy Blogoversary to you, Earline!

>

>

> --

> Sheri

> FamilyTwigs <http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/>

> TwigTalk  <http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/>

> Indiana Trails To The Past <http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Eintttp/> SA

> Jackson County <http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Einjacktp/>Trails To The Past

>

A lot of people cannot handle the Statins, which Lipitor is one of them.  I

could take them in small doses, but my muscles rebelled when they kept

increasing the dose.   My Doctor put me on Zetia and that one works just fine

and it is not a statin.

Asperin can also give you ulcers if you don't take them with a coating or if you

are suseptable to stomach problems.   Remind him that he is not being fair to

you by not taking his med.s   It effects everyone, not only him.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@... wrote:

>

> 23 going to 40, sunny

>

> Norma, he can't take aspirin, he's allergic, he's also allergic to Lipitor. If

he doesn't want to take his meds I tell him make sure your life insurance is

paid.

>

> I hope all goes well with the tests.

> Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: "Norma" <no2more@...>

> Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:18:54

> To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> Subject: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

>

> 55 deg. this morning with a high of 74.  A little more of normal temperatures

for this time of year, then the warmer temps. we've been having.

> I remember when I was that age, I was just too young for the older problems.  

Now, I am thankful that someone was looking over me to see that I took the

proper medications to get me this far.  I take one baby asperin per day to keep

my blood thinned.   Men need a stronger dose, but no matter what, they should be

taking something.   Be it plavix, coumadin, the new one out pradaxa (I think

that is how it is spelled) whatever.   If there is a propensity to have a

stroke, then the blood has to be kept thin enough so it will not clot.  

Earline, even if he only took an asperin a day,  it would help.

> More bad news for Geo., more tests and waiting for outcome.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, earlinebradt@ wrote:

> >

> > Thanks Sheri.

> > Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

> >

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: Familytwigs <familytwigs@>

> > Sender: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> > Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:24:40

> > To: <seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com>

> > Reply-To: seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com

> > Subject: Re: [seekingourtwigs] Re: February Weather and Conversation

> >

> > Rog was just diagnosed with a blood disease so I don't know if that is

> > playing into this?  But he does need to change his life.  He too, seems to

> > think he's indestructable.

> >

> > Thank you for the Birthday wishes!  So far it's a fine day.

> >

> > I was going to say Happy Blogoversary to you, Earline!

> >

> >

> > --

> > Sheri

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