Fleece Robes by ahimsa

Fleece Robes by ahimsa
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Thank you again!

Finally found it.....I must have scanned right by it the first time......

Sorry about that.....PLEASE Excusy.....again You have to accept my apologies because I said please

Terry Toweling look rather than fleece, maybe you could add an option for a cross band at the bottom [ or top or whatever ] like a lot of towels have

I fixed this filter, but no there is no banding.

That second one has a real towelling look

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ahimsa wrote: kaka

your getting into baby mode

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ahimsa wrote: They both do when you look at them in your FF or at a larger size

Ok my mistake

Motivation needs reward maybe it's not a bad thing you'll be able to focus on other things till the bug bites again Did you have a look at Maya

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Did you have a look at Maya

Not yet. I have to burn everything off of both my computers before I send it in to have the new RAM installed and the insides cleaned out. I have over 500 gigs of files on these computers that I don't want anyone making copies of. I paid way too much money for all of this to let someone theive it and give it away on some p2p.

Then I need to reformat both computers, get all my updates, and by then play with a brand new person. Just a few more weeks and he will be here.

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Your Web Site and Hans look very good

Glad you like my web site and Hans is always telling me he looks good, so he will be glad you noticed this about him.

I don't think I'm a hoarder. I use several art programs and each has it's own set of needs. I also collect games, some pay for and some free. I collect art, plus all the stuff people have made for me over the years. I have talking books which take up a lot of space. I have stuff on here that is Paul's and some belong's to the kids. Face it, computers are great storage rooms.

I have been housebound because of my health for 6 years now. For most of those years I could barely walk so I spent my days propped in this chair or in bed. When you're housebound long enough real life friends go away so my life has been on this computer. It's my library, art room, and playground.

A lot of stuff I have on my computer are things I paid for so naturally I will keep them...duh.

Call me Granny and you die. I will be called Omi and Paul will be Opa. (I may be an American, but part of me will always be German)

Yes, in some ways I am getting better. I'm on a lot of drugs and they are correcting the lovely problems that the diabetes has given me, but the one I like best is the one that has got me walking pretty normal again.

It's really weird. The diabetes was causing me to not be able to stand for more than a few minutes at a time and walking was very scarey as I would lose my balance and fall. The insulins and diabetes pills were keeping my sugar down, but not level. The new pill added to the mix has leveled out my sugar levels so that they aren't bouncing up and down all day, but instead are more steady. So now I can stand for up to an hour at a time and walk pretty well. By the end of the day though I can't lift my legs more than an inch off the floor and my steps are very tiny, but I'm happy that I can now spend about 4 hours walking and standing each day compared to 15 - 20 minutes of very unsteady standing and walking like before.

Some of my strength has come back so now 70 - 80 year olds won't have to help me lift things if I go to the store with Paul.

I don't have to have pillows propping me up in my chair anymore either.

My blood pressure is back to normal thanks to another pill and so I shouldn't have anymore of those mild strokes.

My vision...it's not going to come back and because I have diabetes I can't get eye surgery.

My liver is still swollen, but it's not a disease that will kill me and the pills will bring it back to normal in time.

I take 5 shots of insulin a day (2 types) and way too many pills, but I do feel better. I have a blood meter and blood pressure meter, air machine because I stop breathing a lot, syringes, and so many drugs here that it really does look like a nurses station here at my desk. Doc is talking about putting me on a dialysis machine and the ENT wanted to slit my throat and do a trache...I hate her. I had the strictures in my throat stretched instead so now I don't choke.

Diabetes is so much fun...

((((Carl)))) kiss to you too, but don't tell Steve.

They have an insulin inhaler, but because I stop breathing it would be dangerous for me. I can be just sitting here nice and still and stop breathing. Paul jokes with me about it, "Breathe stupid, breathe" , but I know he's scared for me a lot. Daniel is scared too and has pretty much stopped arguing with me about anything. So unnatural for someone his age.

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Sorry to hear what you have to go thru each day......doesn't sound like fun

Nope, it's not much fun and the reason I don't get much done. My life revolves around it. 7 years ago I only needed a Tylonal maybe once a year. Amazing what this disease can do.

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So Carl gets kisses.....and I get the claws, eh???

Um....I think I have some DVDs to burn.

Steviej Na Na