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Merry Christmas y'all
Loser here too,

We are just waiting for the roast beef, yorkshire puddings to cook, (smells wonderful here) bottle of french wine close by.

Great people :D , great food, great wine what more could you ask for.

Enjoy your day everyone, stay safe

Chris and Di
dinnertime here now:

Chunky Veggie soup with beef tips outta da can

Jello brand chocolate pudding in lil plastic tubs

Breyers no sugar free added neopolitan ice cream

Various sugar free lite yogarts

microwave popcorn

Diet Barq's Root Beer

<PERFECT !!!>
Well we are really suffering.

Roast beef, yorkshire pudding, roast parsnips, roast potato's.

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French Wine - select in France by moi et ma marie.

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Then traditional English christmas pudding with real devonshire custard, then mince pies.

But yours sounds much better, got enough for 3 ?. :p

DB

 
Hey Mike

See you started on desert first !.

Bon appetite, Mon Ami

My wife said if you can make it here by 5, you are welcome to come for dinner .

Db

 
35 people at Dad's last night, and 25 at Jan's folks today. Just getting free to check, except for a quick peek this morning before we came over here to the in-laws'.

My contribution to the festivities this afternoon was putting the video from my laptop over to the TV, setting up the webcam, and Skyping to Josh, Ariel and the kids out in Hawaii. 45-minute video call made the day for my inlaws. Everybody here could see and be seen, and the grandbabies had a great Christmas. Aurora showed us everything she got, and Jonathon we hardly saw, because he wouldn't leave his trains!

 
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Losers, I think not. We had a true blizzard here yesterday with winds of 50-60 mph and the official snowfall for Oklahoma City was 14.1" the most we have ever had since records have been kept. The wife and I spent the Christmas day alone while our two kids and their families were also at home where it is warm and safe. This is the first time we have been alone, just the two of us in 48 years of marriage. We always were with family or had our kids with us.

We spent the day off and on going out to shovel the 2 ft snow drifts off our drive so when the street improves enough we can get out. Both our vehicles are 2 wheel drive and low to the ground. There is snow as deep as 8-10" on the street and we live at the top of a hill. We could get out but likely would not get back up the hill (2 blocks long) without getting stuck. All said and done, it has been a quiet and peaceful Christmas with no chaos. That is not a bad trade off for not being with family. JMO. Merry Christmas to everyone.

Barb I agree that you are great for making the sacrifice to let your kids spend their Christmas with their father. Bless you!

 
Geez After the kids opened the gifts it was business as usual... Guess that ain't all bad. Tomorrow we can hang out.

On another note I did try to call an Old *** on the West Coast, but he musta changed his number because I got some type of Clinic

Good job Cindy ;) Odots on the road way up north gettin ready to "tie the knot"... Zilla has young family and don't need me pesterin' him.. Bearly? Well **** phone went dead last time..

***! I'm all alone out here :cry:

Wonder if beemerdons will pick up after my last message I left him?

:jester:

 
I don't know about you guys, but I know I am.
My kids spend Christmas Day with their dad every year, which, now that my folks have both passed on, leaves me here by meeself

Merry Christmas, fellow forum nerds :drinks: :dribble:
I can relate a bit. This is my first Christmas after my wife wanted a separation after a long marriage this past March. I've moved to where my daughter lives to be with family, and that has helped especially now at the holiday time. But it has been a hard last few months. I appreciate the friends I have in person and online with many I don't even know. I will be fine, and good will come from it all, but it still hurts. I joke around a lot on forums, and many others do too. But there is a world of hurt out there, so it is good to laugh, have some fun and comraderie. I'm learning to kick self pity in the butt and out the door and make all the contribution I can to be who I am supposed to be for myself and others. So that's about as serious as I'll get on a forum with peeps who really don't know me.

doctorj

 
I don't know about you guys, but I know I am.
My kids spend Christmas Day with their dad every year, which, now that my folks have both passed on, leaves me here by meeself

Merry Christmas, fellow forum nerds :drinks: :dribble:
I check it every day jus ta see what kinda **** barbs stirrin....

She might even post up nekkid wimmen...

:)

 
I can relate a bit. This is my first Christmas after my wife wanted a separation after a long marriage <snippage>But there is a world of hurt out there, so it is good to laugh, have some fun and comraderie. I'm learning to kick self pity in the butt and out the door and make all the contribution I can to be who I am supposed to be for myself and others.
Welllll....you're not alone while you're traveling this road. Many of us (men & women) on the forum have walked in those shoes and completely understand.

It sounds like you're learning a few of the keys to soul healing and the process to good acceptable humanness. You'll be fine, stay away from Bust's influence! :eek:

Thankfully you still have a good relationship with your daughter. It's a good thing.

We now return to our regularly scheduled programming.

Merry Christmas to all...... B)

 
Geez Ray. How'd you know about the Doc's affliction with sheep?
Sumpin fishy here...

:jester:
Dumb ass, The recomendation was for you. Your predisposition for the fuzzy girls with four legs is well documented. :****:
Whew, good to know.. I hate to think you was bustin' the ol' docs ass for no reason.

An the folks at the prayer line accept me for the sheepherder that I am. So there :blum:

:jester:

 
I can relate a bit. This is my first Christmas after my wife wanted a separation after a long marriage <snippage>But there is a world of hurt out there, so it is good to laugh, have some fun and comraderie. I'm learning to kick self pity in the butt and out the door and make all the contribution I can to be who I am supposed to be for myself and others.
Welllll....you're not alone while you're traveling this road. Many of us (men & women) on the forum have walked in those shoes and completely understand.

It sounds like you're learning a few of the keys to soul healing and the process to good acceptable humanness. You'll be fine, stay away from Bust's influence! :eek:

Thankfully you still have a good relationship with your daughter. It's a good thing.

We now return to our regularly scheduled programming.

Merry Christmas to all...... B)
Yep, I know there are tons of people much worse off. I actually do help a lot of others with life problems so having some yourself, helps to understand the life walk of others. I've got a great relationship with my three kids, so that helps. There for a split second, I thought about seeking companionship from one of Bust's fleecy gals with four legs :stink: , but unlike him, it was a fleeting thought that has perished forever, thank God :victory:

doctorj

 
I can relate a bit. This is my first Christmas after my wife wanted a separation after a long marriage this past March. I've moved to where my daughter lives to be with family, and that has helped especially now at the holiday time. But it has been a hard last few months. I appreciate the friends I have in person and online with many I don't even know. I will be fine, and good will come from it all, but it still hurts. I joke around a lot on forums, and many others do too. But there is a world of hurt out there, so it is good to laugh, have some fun and comraderie. I'm learning to kick self pity in the butt and out the door and make all the contribution I can to be who I am supposed to be for myself and others. So that's about as serious as I'll get on a forum with peeps who really don't know me.
doctorj
+1 Doc

 
I can relate a bit. This is my first Christmas after my wife wanted a separation after a long marriage this past March. I've moved to where my daughter lives to be with family, and that has helped especially now at the holiday time. But it has been a hard last few months. I appreciate the friends I have in person and online with many I don't even know. I will be fine, and good will come from it all, but it still hurts. I joke around a lot on forums, and many others do too. But there is a world of hurt out there, so it is good to laugh, have some fun and comraderie. I'm learning to kick self pity in the butt and out the door and make all the contribution I can to be who I am supposed to be for myself and others. So that's about as serious as I'll get on a forum with peeps who really don't know me.
doctorj
+1 Doc
Heavy ****...

Good catch MEM...

I'm on y'alls team....

Better days are ahead.. :thumbsup:

 
Just checking in on forum friends, between work, going to bed and getting up to go to work again. Does every new thread include some reference to ****s and sheep? Roll on better riding weather and get these people out on their bikes. Either the women's libbers, or the APSCA are going to get too interested soon.

We celebrated last night, with a surprise visit from our daughter and her DH. It was lovely to see them. Son was home, so the whole family was together. Precious times.

 

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