'Ariel'
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Thanks again. I haven't had anyone to talk to this about, as I was the first one in my family that they told. Thanksgiving dinner was just SO not the time to make this sort of announcement. I think by now they've told other people in the family, but I'm not going to assume anything until I know for sure. It was nice to get a chance to get it out somewhere.
And again. Seriously. Fuck cancer.
Oh, {{{{{{Frank}}}}}} I'm so sorry.
So sorry, Frank. Fuck cancer sideways.
GC, I'm so happy for you. YAY!
Frank, that's awful. If we can do anything to help, let us know. I mean, we have Buffistas everywhere and some of us have extra rooms for a guest or two. I can't imagine that traveling around the world is cheap, so. (I realize it would be a complete strangers situation... but I figured I'd throw the idea out there anyway.)
You guys are the best.
Frank, so sorry. And I add to the Fuck Cancer sentiments. Did we get the t-shirts made of that yet? I do like his approach. Might as well enjoy what's left if there isn't much treatment. But I'm all for quality not quantity.
You're not really going to get her educational games, are you omnis? Jesus, man, why not just buy her socks.Ha! Funny, cuz apparently she has a habit of pulling her socks apart in one long string, so my sis has said that is high on the list of things to get her. I'm not one for buying people clothes, especially kids. I have no clue about sizes, fashion, colors or what not. blah.
But YA I'm thinking educational games. The kid has WAY too much fluff games already. She screams that she wants x, gets it, plays with it for 10 minutes, and never touches it again. So I usually get her books. Last year I got her a real nice childrens dictionary, and she OBLITERATED it. Apparently she carries books by one cover, and they just come apart at the seam, and then she starts pulling on the little strings (are we sensing a theme?) until they are a collection of glued pages. So I figure, if she manages to get a NDS, and I get her educational games, my sister will make her play those, and the gift is used.
Frank, that's awful. If we can do anything to help, let us know. I mean, we have Buffistas everywhere and some of us have extra rooms for a guest or two. I can't imagine that traveling around the world is cheap, so. (I realize it would be a complete strangers situation... but I figured I'd throw the idea out there anyway.)Nicole is wise, and I add to it. I got a sleeper sofa couch. If he's stopping in Dallas let me know.
This is the crux.
my sister will make her play those
Yeah, see, your sister is not going to enforce educational game time on Nintendo.
She'll make her read a book if she's going to be enforcing anything.
You know what's cool on DS? The Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones and Batman games.
I concur. Fun games!
Frank, if he's headed to France, let me know. My friend have a place on the Channel that is right by the beach. They'd either let him stay for free or very close to it (they live in Oxfordshire, England; this is their vacation apartment I'm talking about). I am really sorry to hear the news.