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Thursday, March 13, 2008 7:43:04 AM

Guest Book, Opera

See photos of my real house[/URL] anytime by clicking the Photos link above (unless you are impatient then click the underlined link

). How do you like my idea smilie? Is he not adorable?! I just love that he matches my BLOG!

RULES

Unsavory visitors are again causing me to poste my RULES and to make me look like the BAD GUY

... on with it then ... FIRST of all its NO SPAM. Number two its NO SEXUALLY SUGGESTIVE OFFERS. Next on the list its NO USER BASHING. I will report you. Too, if you put me on your friends list I will check out your Page/Blog and keep my eye out for you to visit my Blog (I do not automatically add random people to my friends list). Okay, that should reduce my junk mail again.

Happy Browsing! ~from Leena

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011 8:09:22 PM

Blah. Just got back from the doctor, gotta get my cholesterol checked. Last time the LDL came back as "butter" but the good news is the protective one (HDL?) was twice as high as an athlete's. So i think my heart effectively pumps only pure cream and fat lol...

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Thrones to MOM!

Sunday, May 8, 2011 6:04:53 PM

You innocently walk into the bathroom. All you have to do is pee. You notice the little piece of toilet paper waving at you helplessly from the depths of the bowl.

Optimistically, you ignore it.

You go on about your business and flush, and of course, the water continues to rise, just like you knew it would. Instantly you wonder who was the last person to use the potty, as you simultaneously turn off the water supply and locate the plunger. If you are a mom then you are probably aquainted with each and every repair part of that toilet, from the lowly wax seal to the lofty ball cock valve. That commode represents an oasis of freedom and relief in the household. Without it, life would cease to exist, as we know it.

We would become animals.

In summary, us mothers restore civility and order to an otherwise chaotic atmosphere, one of our many chameleon-like talents.

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY LADIES!
Great job!

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Bye Bye 2009!! Don't Let the Door kick you on the WAY OUT!

Tuesday, December 29, 2009 1:32:38 AM

randomness

Well it's no big secret 2009 kicked me!

and I know it has not been easy for so many of you as well. I am casting my vote right now that 2009 can be stricken from the history books! and in this way, we can all have a clear mind to begin 2010

Here are some highlights of 2009, to countdown to the New Year!

10. I drank D&D coffee

on my 42nd Bday

at the Philly 30th Street Train Depot! Cheers!
9. My kids became internationally famous for a little thing we like to call yummy!
8. A creepy shadow took a photo of my sweeties. Say cheese!
7. Instead of staying home, this little piggy went to market.
6. I adopted a redneck and helped him find his inner self.
5. I shamelessly flirted with a Chief!

What?
4. I found a new boyfriend for my daughter.
3. My kids quit fighting for ten seconds.

2. My kids survived a car accident!

1. I totally got over my fear of fungus.

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Opera Mail? ... no.

Sunday, November 1, 2009 4:19:23 AM

Bear, Pennsylvania, USPS, rural ...

Here we are going to our mailbox

I do not by any means have a flat lane, so you may want to grab an airsickness bag if you get motion sickness! Otherwise, try to enjoy

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Invasion of Ladybugs in Pennsylvania

Wednesday, October 21, 2009 8:11:47 PM

ladybug invasion, random disgusting stuff

I just vacuumed five or six hundred ladybugs

and I am so disgusted! For three days we have had warm weather which has brought the ladybugs out of hibernation and into the home. I even tried sitting outside to MMS blog, but it was impossible because the ladybugs were dive-bombing my head!

According to Wiki it is futile. I just have to wait for the cold weather to put them asleep again.

They say:

"Numerous methods of control have been investigated in areas where this beetle has been introduced and causes a threat to native species and biodiversity and to the grape industry. These include insecticides, trapping, removal of aggregates of beetles and mechanically preventing entry to buildings[12]. Methods under development involves the investigation of natural parasites and pathogens, including the use of parasitic sexually transmitted mites and fungal diseases[13].

The best methods for dealing with them in private homes involve sealing openings they may enter through to keep them from getting in in the first place. The common suggestion about vacuuming them up is not advised because of the mess and smell it produces in the vacuum cleaner."

I wish I knew that first!

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Lima Yankee November Alpha

Tuesday, October 13, 2009 4:20:25 AM

spelling, annunciation, radiotelephony, history ...

I have an incredibly long, consonant-laden Polish name which, by default, confuses people. My mailman will deliver pretty much anything at all to me as long as it looks like it was addressed to an alphabet. Confirming myself as the account holder when calling utility companies is rather entertaining. Survival skills dictated that I learn how to rattle off my name with precision military spelling, to ensure the 16 different letters of my THIRTY-ONE letter-long name is correctly decoded by another human ear.

For those of you wishing to acquire this very fun and much underused linguistic capability, why not exercise your palate right now by spelling your name aloud using the following international radiotelephony spelling alphabet as fast as you possibly can, while still being entirely understandable.

Try timing yourself!

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Opera Mobile on Omnia

Tuesday, October 13, 2009 4:14:22 AM

Opera Mobile

Look what comes with the Opera Mobile Browser, already built in! The UPS guy should be here in about 18 hours with one. I'm so excited!

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T’was the Night Before the Sheraton

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 7:47:13 AM

Nads, Navy, Extreme Frisbee, the Wave ...

… and here we are disgracing the High School Musical display while waiting for our movie at the theatre to start. That’s right, I was early.

Come to think of it, no—that was when we made plans to meet there after draining the mall of everything its worth. Okay now I remember. I showed up 15 or 20 minutes late (the girls get so hissy, idk why), something like that which is, in effect, early for me. A virtual improbability; miracle, actually.

I would have been later but the mall closed.