Yeah! Somehow I finagled the bills and was able to get the new tires and 4 wheel alignment. I didn't want to spend the money but the tires were really that bad. Choosing between them and hot water wasn't easy at all.
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watch your step over there! hope you got your wading boots on ;0)
ReplyDeletejust kiddin, I'm sorry things are sucky over there. wish I could help. keeping you in my thoughts
LOL. Thanks Diane. I'm trying to keep my sense of humor about it all. I need to be a little blue before I can be in a better mood about it all. Chris's check was like he had taken off for a week's vacation. I told him where did he go since I didn't get a vacation? LOL. Then a *friend decided I should count my blessings on the lottery status I posted. I posted that for fun and she turned around and made it about her and just made me feel worse. I had no intention of whining on Facebook but she turned it into a whine. How do you hide somebody on Facebook anyway?
ReplyDeletesorry I'm late - there are a couple of ways to hide people ... if you hover over a post they make, an X will appear to the right, click it and you can hide them.
ReplyDeleteif you want to hide YOUR post from them? then before you hit share, there is a little padlock to the left - click on it and select the people you want to hide it from ;0)
Thanks Diane. I figured out the hide option and am glad to hear about the other option of hiding actual posts from an individual. That Barabra lady is crazy. Actually she is ill and has Cystic Fibrosis and I really think her meds play with her mind a lot. Next time I want to play with a lottery status I'll definitely hide her from it.
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