https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=1699 ----------------------------------- Visitor Friday, 07 October 2005, 07:07 PM What was your day? ----------------------------------- Sae such a topic in another forum and liked the idea a lot. So if you want to share something , good or not so good don't be afraid. :) ----------------------------------- TdaC Friday, 07 October 2005, 07:24 PM ----------------------------------- What was my like :mmmh: Well first i had an exame in cellbiology - it was hard :snooty: then me and some friends went to a cafà©. A lady in her 80s was there and spilled some coffee on her when she sat down at her table, and no one around her helped. I went and got some paper tissues for her, so she could dry off. The ones around her, ppl in their 30 -50 just laughed :snooty: After that i took my doggies for a walk, wich is not easy at the moment because my 5 year old Lizzie is in heat and wants to make puppies. Her favorites are Max, another golden retriver and Charlie, the biggest dog on the block. They howl when they see her:) We walked with Inis, one of my dogfriends. She's a very funny lady in her 70s with a small dog called Busan. I've also baked bread (buns) and a rasberry/apple pie.....And spent some time with a friend (HiD - a member of this site). I guess i don't live a very interesting life, don't have much to say about my day. :mmmh: ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Friday, 07 October 2005, 08:04 PM ----------------------------------- Great idea Erenda :) TdaC, your day sounded like it was full and very nice, I am glad you helped the lady at the cafe, I guess those "Others" were not taught good manners and should have been given a swift kick out the door :snooty: Did you bake enough buns and pie for all of us? I love pie :wink: :dance: I shall bring the coffee and hot chocolate for it :) Yesterday I had to have a test for my health, not a fun one, but I'm happy to say that the doctor found nothing wrong, so it looks like I'm going to be okay :) Afterwards we came home (my boyfriend and I) and I spent the rest of the day cleaning some, working on some projects (trying to make our front yard kind of Nautical looking) and that's about all I did. This morning I had my coffee and then after the kids were off to school I grabbed my camera and headed to the beaches to take more pictures. I was also hoping to find some drift wood for the yard, but found nothing. It was still a nice morning though, no wind, not to cold and a nice pretty fog over the sea :) That's it so far, now I'm off to mop my kitchen floor before my boyfriend smacks me with the mop lol ----------------------------------- Posy Friday, 07 October 2005, 08:05 PM ----------------------------------- That was early. Do you still have his or her coffee and then after the kids were off to school he or she grabbed his or her camera and headed to the beaches to take more pictures ? ----------------------------------- Tormie Friday, 07 October 2005, 08:05 PM ----------------------------------- poor old woman... It reminds me an episode happened to me a couple of years ago. A blind woman lost their bag while going down the stairs of the bus I was driving and lost all the paper that were in it. No one on the bus moved to help her. Do I pulled the hand brake and went out to help her. It was the rush hour, I went back to my seat and continued to drive. At the next stop I said loudly " The bus is broken, I've to go back to the garage, please go out ", when all went out (about 100 persons) I continued to the next bus stop normally... ----------------------------------- Visitor Friday, 07 October 2005, 09:04 PM ----------------------------------- That is a good pay back for their ill mannors! :thumb: GP, :) I am glad. I am suprised you had that much pep after that procedure it usually knock the wind of the a person's sails for the rest of the day. Thilda, that sound like a great day! Except for the poor lady. Pangor ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Friday, 07 October 2005, 09:16 PM ----------------------------------- :lmao: :lmao: Tormentor, that was soooo mean, glad you thought of it :thumb: :clap: Yes manners seems to be lacking in this world of ours today, but it's nice to know that some still have them and stop and help when needed. :) Pangor, it wasn't a fun test, and I had a panic attack before they even started it, along with a horrible hot flash but once it was over and the doctor said he found nothing that looked like cancer, I felt a lot better. I didn't over do it, but couldn't see the point in just laying around when I had so much fun making some projects for our yard :) ----------------------------------- JanReinar Friday, 07 October 2005, 09:34 PM ----------------------------------- People I think that you don't belive what was my day! The good news: First I knew that I don't need work for few days after it I and a few co-workers went to a Shopping Center for enjoy our unneexpect free friday and I win four free tickets to se the movie "The Colonel and The Werewolf" in the Shopping Lottery :1st: . The wild news: The reason because I have a feww days of is the same what I will have lots of work when I return. When I arrived to work today a entire block was locked by Rio FD! :onfire: Four buildings were burned and fire is out of control in a fabrics store and treathing my office building. None knows how the fire started the different versions go from a eletrical problem to a Molotov! :uuh: None was hurt but a little shop, the fabrics store, a fast food, a little candy shop are now asks. I office building is a Federal Complex made in the WWII times and resistant like a bunker but for secured reason the entire building is locked until the Civil Defense tell us that all is safe. Monday morning we will have a team of five people from Bomb Squad searching for explosive devices in building with twelve largeee floors! ----------------------------------- Tormie Friday, 07 October 2005, 10:23 PM ----------------------------------- I'm happy for your winning :1st: John but for the rest I'm very scared :uuh: :uuh: :uuh: ! I really hope you're not in danger there ! ----------------------------------- JanReinar Friday, 07 October 2005, 10:24 PM ----------------------------------- I am safe on home now! :) ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Friday, 07 October 2005, 10:30 PM ----------------------------------- Your day sounds like a lot of excitment JR, some of which wasn't a good type. I hope your office is okay and you are able to return to work soon, and I am glad nobody was hurt or killed in the fire. Fires are very scary, and especially when you don't know how they were started. I sure hope it's not a bomb or anything :( ----------------------------------- JanReinar Friday, 07 October 2005, 10:32 PM ----------------------------------- I checked with the Rio FD and I know still have a office and a jacket inside. The Security have to check the building because the Federal Protocols. But the Arab Quarter is very old. The federal complex is the newest building but for a Mac Donald's! It probabilly was only a eletrical problem and if was it my only trouble will be three or five days of pay vacations! :) ----------------------------------- Visitor Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:11 AM ----------------------------------- Thank goodness that you are safe! Is the movie any good? Pangor ----------------------------------- JanReinar Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:26 AM ----------------------------------- When I had arrived the FD had locked a part of my block. They lost control for sme minutes and all people had to leave the block. None are hurt it is clear. My office is safe that building had be done to resist this kind of think. A friend on security told me that the smoke made the thing looks like worst. Most the building have only very ligth damage. Only a artificial flowers shop were looks like the fire had started and the little mosque in upstairs burn to ashes. :) The movie is not bad just little slow but the last half is better than the beginning! It a remake for a 1983 movie and the first version are far better but is free! :wink: ----------------------------------- Visitor Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:29 AM ----------------------------------- My days yesterday and today have have been rather calm and healing. There were the regular chores and time spent with my familiy. I communicated with friends. Other than that, yesterday I was mostly helping to return PF to normal. You can blame me for the strange changes yesterday in how the album was organized and for the two disappearing forums. ;-) Now thanks to everyone, PF feels like home again! Today, I did some work on a new picture and finished it! Pangor ----------------------------------- JanReinar Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:32 AM ----------------------------------- You and Davide done a great job! :) ----------------------------------- Posy Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:32 AM ----------------------------------- Are we in the same category? ----------------------------------- JanReinar Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:35 AM ----------------------------------- You are always welcomed in any category Posy! :) ----------------------------------- Posy Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:35 AM ----------------------------------- I will tell my botmaster you said I am welcomed in any category you. ----------------------------------- JanReinar Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:36 AM ----------------------------------- What the problem with be welcomed Posy? :uuh: ----------------------------------- Posy Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:36 AM ----------------------------------- Try expression yourself another way. ----------------------------------- JanReinar Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:37 AM ----------------------------------- You are welcome Posy! :) ----------------------------------- Posy Saturday, 08 October 2005, 03:37 AM ----------------------------------- It was my pleasure. ----------------------------------- Ozymandias Jones Saturday, 08 October 2005, 06:32 AM ----------------------------------- Well my day wasn't all that interesting. Rose early, helped feed the kids and drove to my new job. We have just shifted offices and I now drive about six munites to work :lol: . Worked from 8.00am to around 5.45pm, and went home for soft Tacos, :thumb: Just boring old work.... although I did have a really cute Japanese woman client visit me for a few hours :whistle: ----------------------------------- Tormie Saturday, 08 October 2005, 07:55 AM ----------------------------------- :) Hey John ! Some days of lazyness couldn't be a problem :nono: ! Give them to me :whistle: :whistle: :whistle: !!! Thank you for your work pangor :thumb: !! For me I'm just awaken, my fault that yesterday I've eaten two wurstels when it was very late and they worked all night :sick: :sick: :sick: ... Yesterday me and my bro mounted the scooter's engine and reattached it to the trunk, now we can begin the setting of the carburation after few miles/kilometers. (Tormie heard suddenly a whisper from the ice creams that he bought yesterday at the mall :uuh: and he run there just to take a look :droll2: ) ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Saturday, 08 October 2005, 04:40 PM ----------------------------------- :lmao: Tomie's day revolves around food, bathroom, sleep and scooters, sounds like an interesting day Tormie :) Better stay away from the ice cream, or I may call your doctor and tell on you lol Ozy?? Feed the kids?? I didn't know you had kids, how many? how old? Now I thought you were a single stud playing the field, are you telling us your an old married fart with kids? :roll: :wink: :lol: ----------------------------------- Visitor Saturday, 08 October 2005, 06:47 PM ----------------------------------- About my day . Went to sleep about 6.00 AM in the morning , woke up about 7.00 PM. In mi-time my mum had opened the door in my room which lead to the balcony and now most of my body parts are stiff. Oh I have also a bonus - one of these headaches. :doh: And I have to clean this room - someday. ----------------------------------- Posy Saturday, 08 October 2005, 06:47 PM ----------------------------------- What did you like best about sleep about 6point 00 AM in the morning woke up about 7point 00 PM? ----------------------------------- Visitor Saturday, 08 October 2005, 06:50 PM ----------------------------------- The best thing about sleeping is that you don't need to talk to anyone, make phonecalls , and/or watch that crap on the TV only because someone else want to watch it. WoW! Sleeping is cool! ----------------------------------- Tormie Saturday, 08 October 2005, 07:29 PM ----------------------------------- LOL ! I noticed Ozy's kids only now :lol: ! So something should have happened while he was away from here :whistle: ! Today was just a perfect day, I woke up and felt the urge to do some works, but I kept laying on the sofa and all that feeling passed away soon :whistle: ... ----------------------------------- rayera Sunday, 09 October 2005, 12:26 AM ----------------------------------- Yesterday was a weird day for me, I usually come and go to my work riding my bicycle, when I was coming back from office to home a man in an stoped car opened the door no looking back and beaten a man that was riding his bicycle right in front of me meaking him fall sudenly, I was coming so near him and so fast that I wasn't able to stop in time so I passed with my bicycle all over the chest of the fallen man then beaten the open door and of a sudden I was in the floor set a tangle with my bicy the man's bicy and the man himself :doh: fortunatelly nobody was seriouslly hurted (I'm a little paintfull) the weird was the man in the bicy got mad at me because I couldn't stop and felt over him, and not on the man that beaten him, now the wheels of my bicy looks like an 8 number and I must use my wife one the problem is that my wife bicy is too law for my height (I'm 1.93 mts and my wife 1.60 mts) until I fix mine. For today we went to my father in law home to eat a very local meal: carpincho asado or capivara asado (carpincho barbacoa) the carpincho or capivara is a very big animal that live in the Island by here taste a little like pig but looks very diferent, I ate a lot it had garlic and it hurts me so now I can't stop drinking water and, well you know doing this sound :prrr: ... :lol: :lol: :lol: ----------------------------------- Visitor Sunday, 09 October 2005, 12:42 AM ----------------------------------- That accident does sound painful. It is a miracle that no one was hurt very badly. I am glad you are OK with only some aches and pains. Pangor ----------------------------------- rayera Sunday, 09 October 2005, 12:55 AM ----------------------------------- Thanks Pangor ----------------------------------- JanReinar Monday, 10 October 2005, 05:01 AM ----------------------------------- It is good to know that you are O.K. rayera! :pray: I hope that you will be fine very soon! :) I do not have a idea that someone eat a capivara! :uuh: If capivara means the some animal that we have here on Brazil looks like a gigant guinea pig! :uuh: ----------------------------------- Posy Monday, 10 October 2005, 05:04 AM ----------------------------------- :-) Are you looking for a idea that someone eat a capivara? ----------------------------------- JanReinar Monday, 10 October 2005, 05:08 AM ----------------------------------- I am very curious about the taste Posy! I had eat bovine meat from Argentina and is very very good! If they have that meat and eat capivara means that capivara has a better taste that I could imagine! :) ----------------------------------- Posy Monday, 10 October 2005, 05:08 AM ----------------------------------- Let's wait and see what they do. ----------------------------------- JanReinar Monday, 10 October 2005, 05:08 AM ----------------------------------- :lmao: ----------------------------------- rayera Monday, 10 October 2005, 07:18 AM Re: What was your day? ----------------------------------- Yes John, is the same animal, here is protected and have some period of time to be hunted, is a very very big ginea pig :lmao: it taste good something like pig, as you sayed we have very good meats and are by far much more cheap than the capivara meat, let say it's an special food, happend that I live in a river and island zone (where the capivara lives, we call it carpincho) where time ago was full of this animals, and became a special piece for hunting because of it skin and meat that the spanish that came here by 1570 lerned from the indians, the true is that I'm not quite agree about the hunting but I couldn't say no to the invitation of my wife father, I ate a lot because there were bobine meat and chiken too in the barbacue :lol: we argentinians have a saying: Todo bicho que camina va a parar al asador something like every creature that walk can go to the barbacue :eh: but the true is the capivara is a very beautiful animal, red big and dangerous animal, the one in the barbacue was about 100 kg :mmmh: What a ginea pig!!! :lmao: ----------------------------------- Tormie Monday, 10 October 2005, 08:22 AM ----------------------------------- :sad: I'm sorry for what happened to you, I hope that the insurance of the guy in the car will pay for the damages ! In any case it would be funny to see you riding in your' wife's bicy :lol: ! Tormie is bad :nono: but I figure it as a pink one :lmao: ! Oh yes, As far as I know Argentina's meat are the best ever, but that big hairy animales scares me a little :uuh: ... ----------------------------------- rayera Monday, 10 October 2005, 03:30 PM ----------------------------------- :snooty: no Tormentor, is yellow :snooty: and yes is fun because my knees allmost tuch my chin :oops: About the capivara ,They are stuning animals, is rodent, I feel impressed when I see one alive (I must go to the local zoo for that) never seen one in wild life but my father in law say that when it see you, you must shoot and not to fail :uuh: but I think they are beautiful and exotiv even for me that I live where they live, I wish you could see one alive, it's much bigger and red than it's seen in the picture ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Monday, 10 October 2005, 04:33 PM ----------------------------------- I've seen these animals on the Animal Planet channel on tv, they are very big and impressive to look at. I never knew they were good to eat though :) Are they mean, will they bite or hurt people? They look nice :wink: As for your accident, I"m glad you were not hurt bad and I'm sorry for the bike too :( I hope you get it fixed soon so you don't have to hurt your chin when you knees hit it lol Maybe you need a new wife, one who's taller so her bike will not be so small? :mmmh: :eh: :roll: :uuh: :lmao: ----------------------------------- Tormie Monday, 10 October 2005, 07:50 PM ----------------------------------- :lol: LOL! ----------------------------------- rayera Monday, 10 October 2005, 08:36 PM Re: What was your day? ----------------------------------- Yes, GP they are mean and very dangerous at wild life, they say, but in the zoo they are very peacefull. I knew of some people that had one as pet, but you need a big place for an animal of more than 100 kg, enyway there is an smaller verssion (a little smaller than a cat) that we call nutria or coipo that can be esylly a pet. No more comments about my accident :snooty: :snooty: :snooty: ----------------------------------- Tormie Monday, 10 October 2005, 08:44 PM ----------------------------------- :uuh: Those animals are infesting our country fields, this is due to the fact that someone imported them from south America and let them free. They look like big rats :uuh: and Tormie was having a car crash trying to avoid one of them who was crossing the street... (it had a nice funeral). Hey, I can't eat one of them :hand: ! I should be REALLY hungry :wink: ! ----------------------------------- Visitor Monday, 10 October 2005, 09:32 PM ----------------------------------- They are in Italy? That is all we need, more rodent moving into new places. :doh: A few years ago, in the news there was a report of a store falling down into a hole. Someone get some praire dogs for pets or something, then let them go in a field. They did was those animals do, they breed and breed and they dug their underground tunnel systems. Fromthe field the dug across a street under the store. When they dug out enough of the dirt and we had a very little earthquake, the store fell in. Pangor ----------------------------------- Posy Monday, 10 October 2005, 09:32 PM ----------------------------------- his or her writing in those days were well recieved in school by the students faculty or administration are in Italy? What else do you want to talk about? I think that happens quite often. ----------------------------------- Visitor Monday, 10 October 2005, 09:34 PM ----------------------------------- Yes, introduction of wild animals into new lands does happen very often, Posy. Pangor ----------------------------------- Tormie Monday, 10 October 2005, 09:35 PM ----------------------------------- Oh, yes the hunters can kill them freely, they seems like very big rats with that picnk tail :uuh: :uuh: :uuh: ! ----------------------------------- JanReinar Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 12:00 AM ----------------------------------- :lmao: ----------------------------------- rayera Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 12:32 AM ----------------------------------- here coipos can be freely hunted too, they are not in danger as capivara, besides we have yacares (latin american crocodiles) that keep them in its place, do you want me to send you some yacares Tormentor? :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: ----------------------------------- guiltypleasures Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 02:14 AM ----------------------------------- :lmao: I think that my boyfriend would send me packing if I even think about having those as a pet, in fact he won't let me have any more pets than we have already :crying: Thank you rayera for the info on these creatures, they are both very interesting :) ----------------------------------- rayera Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 02:50 AM ----------------------------------- By the way Tormentor, are you shure those animals are coipos?, they don't live in field nor do holes in the ground, they live in rivers and build their homes with brands and woods, and they don't eat grain, they catch and eat fishes. :mmmh: ----------------------------------- Tormie Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 07:32 AM ----------------------------------- Yes rayera, we call them nutrie, they are like beavers but they have the tail of a rat so they look like big rats. The first time I saw one of it, killed by a car on a street I was really scared, I thought of a sort of a mouse transformed by radiations... (Tormie watches too many cartoons :roll: ) ----------------------------------- JanReinar Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 02:32 PM ----------------------------------- I have good news and bad news! The good news are that the frinday fire was a bomb or somthing like that. It was caused by a shop kepper who placed to many plugs in the same eletrical font! And tomorrow is a holiday in Rio! :dance: The bad news are that with it I am back to work! :cry: ----------------------------------- Tormie Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 07:54 PM ----------------------------------- :sad: :crying: :crying: :crying: (Tormie send a package filled with C4 to John's workplace so that I'll stay home a little more :lol: ) ----------------------------------- Posy Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 08:55 PM ----------------------------------- Does it affect you very much?