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1 hour ago, Mrs. H. said:

 

I had the funeral home put dh's Rangers jersey on him.  It was super special to him and he absolutely loved the RANGERS.   His jersey  matched the American flag that was on his casket.                    (Mr.H. was a Veteran)

 

Back in the 80's my BIL would get tickets to games so he would take clients to and if he came in late the next day, he was fined $5k.   He had season tickets in the blue seats where all the fun was. 
We were given tickets once by the glass and it was nice, but blue seats are where all the action is. lol

 

 

My sister in law passed away from cancer a couple of years ago , she was a huge Buffalo Sabers fan, while in a cancer hospital in Buffalo Dominick Hasek visited her , she was told he spends lots of time there .

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Just got out of my pool perfect weather sunny in 90’s , pool water was 84. We had pool replastered late last year so today was my first day in it. Used my rccl beach towel which we got on our allure cruise because we are diamond plus. Should be able to use pool until mid October.

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3 hours ago, NHProud said:

Daughter’s biopsy came back benign. Yay ! 
 

Husband’s bandage coming off today and first walk outside with PT one week after surgery .  Sutures are dissolvable. 
 

Be sure to thank caregivers , especially Toby ! ! 
 

That is such wonderful news!  

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Presents are filtering in for the remodel.........Here is the gas range. 🙂

 

Door is in another box.

 

The Microwave/2nd Oven is in a box in my work shop in the basement, along with copper sink, range is in the garage. Pendant lights for over the island, and new hanging light for the living room is here too.

 

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5 hours ago, Mrs. H. said:

My dh wanted to name the cat Ranger but said it was a name for a dog.

 

lol My crazy nephew named his female cats/dog after the Rangers.

Dog: The Chara

Cats: Rod Gilbert & Gigantor

He did a fireworks thing at MSG and met Rod Gilbert and I asked...did you tell him you

named a female cat after him?  Nah, they weren't allowed to talk to them.

 

Nephew and his ex-fiance got two female cats for his mother and named them:
Beezer and Duguay.   Funny when she tells me Beezer did this and Duguay did that.  They're girls!!! 

Beezer was my daughter and son -in-laws first dog and my pal

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On 5/11/2022 at 5:17 PM, lenquixote66 said:

I believe I told you that I was born in Crown Hts,went to Wingate then moved to Canarsie.

 

Lenny... Was that the famous Wingate that was featured in the movie "The Blind Side" with Sandra Bullock ??

 

9 hours ago, lenquixote66 said:

 He was a very close friend of my late brother-in-law.We got a call this morning about his death.He was in Israel with a cousin of his.He told his family that he wanted to go to Israel before he died.Apparently he had a heart attack.By the time the paramedics arrived it was too late.

 

So sad about your late BIL's friend. At least he was able to go to Israel.

 

6 hours ago, NHProud said:

Daughter’s biopsy came back benign. Yay ! 
Husband’s bandage coming off today and first walk outside with PT one week after surgery .  Sutures are dissolvable. 
Be sure to thank caregivers , especially Toby ! !

 

Great news.

 

4 hours ago, Mrs. H. said:

Yikes, just got the call that I need to be at the hospital at 7:30am tomorrow for a little surgery.
Surgeon had mentioned it might be around noon.  Early to bed I go tonight.

Debs....Good luck in the morning.

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1 hour ago, cruisingpeople said:

 

Lenny... Was that the famous Wingate that was featured in the movie "The Blind Side" with Sandra Bullock ??

 

 

So sad about your late BIL's friend. At least he was able to go to Israel.

 

 

Great news.

 

Debs....Good luck in the morning.

I doubt that my HS was mentioned in the movie because we did not have a Football team.

Yes,it was sad about the guy passing away,thank you.

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40 minutes ago, Sea Dog said:

Sorry I missed your original post. Such great news I am so happy for you guys.

How are the puppies ? I need some photos . 
 

judy

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Good morning, had a very nice day trip today to the Leura in the Blue Mountains.  It’s a lovely little village with a Main Street of shops & cafes.  There are walks and lookouts nearby and plenty of autumn colour right now.2E6711F2-E36C-46FC-9032-B9D9BA2D9BA3.thumb.jpeg.c58defb72473f9e5a8b5f6c5769d6ae3.jpeg

 

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walking from the train station, this tearoom/museum caught our eye. Whilst waiting for the delish fresh scones, jam and cream to be served, had a good look at the many many teapots on display.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

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After scoffing our scones & tea, we continued walking to our destination - Everglades Historic House and Gardens. Thirteen Acres of gardens and native bush land. Beautiful lookout to Jamison Valley and a grotto pool.

 

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In 1932 a Belgium industrialist purchased a section of overgrown orchard and bush in Leura with fabulous views over Jamison Valley. The following year, he commissioned Danish born landscape designer Paul Sorensen to create a garden at his weekender.

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The moderne-style  house was built in 1935-6.  The volunteer at the entrance who gave us a map of the grounds after we paid the $15pp entrance fee,  told us it was Art Deco and we must have a look at the bathrooms especially the shower as the industrialist had it built to cater for his height.83EB2C59-A177-4CE0-82FC-311DFD328F3E.thumb.jpeg.1b647c09388c94653952f32e584b7d1f.jpeg

 

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My son is 6’2’.  I think he would appreciate the location of the shower head…

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Cant post without a bird or two photo.

 

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Operated by the National Trust, Everglades with it’s beautiful grounds & bush valley views is well worth a visit if you are ever in Sydney and plan a trip to The Blue Mountains.

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I had one of my long posts go poof yesterday. Got to love CC sometimes.  Anyhow, I was posting a few things we found as we wandered around the airport before our flight. 
 

When I first saw an Escape Pod, so many things came to mind. 

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The intended use is for a quiet office space, if you have to get some work done. Me, I never like working in closets.  Cost $10 for 15 minutes.  Does it lock you in and make you pay more if you overshoot your time?

 

Well, after escaping your pod, you might be stressed, so head over to Presley’s Place.  Well, it isn’t Graceland, but it says you can destress here. 
 

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Maybe it is just me, but I wouldn’t want to be with 48 other people trying to destress. 
 

Then, they have this (which they had to label that is is not actually an x-ray machine. I just used it to see how my pre-cruise diet went. 
 

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Looks like I can eat and drink as much as I want now. 🤣

 

Not exactly airport related, but we found some interesting clouds on our way. 
 

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Hope everyone has a safe Friday the 13th. 


 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, h20skibum said:

Well, after escaping your pod, you might be stressed, so head over to Presley’s Place.  Well, it isn’t Graceland, but it says you can destress here. 
 

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Maybe it is just me, but I wouldn’t want to be with 48 other people trying to destress. 

 

The noises of the airport, crowds, music, etc are triggers for many people, especially those with autism.  It is great that they offer someplace for those who need to a more quiet environment.  

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14 hours ago, George C said:

My sister in law passed away from cancer a couple of years ago , she was a huge Buffalo Sabers fan, while in a cancer hospital in Buffalo Dominick Hasek visited her , she was told he spends lots of time there .

 

Sorry to hear about your SIL.  I'm guessing that you're talking about Roswell Park Cancer Center.  My nephew unfortunately spent a lot of time there battling Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.  Roswell is a fantastic place and he kicked cancer's ass.  He's now in med school at the University at Buffalo to become an oncologist (he's in impressive kid).  While at Roswell, he also met Hasek, and later was invited to be part of a ceremonial puck drop before a Sabres game.  Roswell is especially good with kids who are fighting cancer.  Hasek is a legend in Buffalo (I'm still mad about the 1999 Stanley Cup "non-goal") and for him to spend his time at Roswell is an incredible boost to someone's spirits, at a time when they need a lot of boosting.

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21 hours ago, lenquixote66 said:

Apparently another tourist from NY passed away that day and due to Covid only one body could be flown out .The family hopes that they can have the funeral tomorrow.

So sad, sorry for the loss.  Hopefully he had some time to visit and tour before his passing.

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18 hours ago, NHProud said:

Daughter’s biopsy came back benign. Yay ! 
 

Husband’s bandage coming off today and first walk outside with PT one week after surgery .  Sutures are dissolvable. 
 

Be sure to thank caregivers , especially Toby ! ! 
 

Excellent news for everyone🤩

 

Happy to hear your hubby is doing well after his knee replacement.  

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