Girls Coffeeshop Talk

[kcmo]

Originally Posted by Lisa

Hey, guys! Karis, it is good to hear from you. I bet that sweet little baby is growing so fast and keeping you busy.

Yep, it's been busy here at home, too. I've been volunteering quite a bit at my daughter's high school, keeping tabs on the car restoration, and trying to get the fall gardening stuff done. Will be planting 30 tulip bulbs tomorrow.

Bas, it looks like you're doing great in school! The friend of a friend here in Oklahoma started watchmaking school last month. I had no idea we even had such a school, but apparently we do. Hope it's going well for you.

And thanks, guys, for the birthday wishes. I am 51 now and that seems really weird! I guess I'll get used to it.

Nighty-night!

Hey Girl!!! Eh, age is a state of mind isn't it?! Those lovely daughters of yours will keep you young Speaking of daughters, mine is definitely keeping me busy.....and I love it. She's just heaven

Originally Posted by vitalsignsrn

Nice to hear from you ladies! I feel all alone in this great big sea of testosterone. Please pop in a bit closer will ya.

Karis...how's the baby? I bet time is flying!

Lisa, you sound busy too with 3 major projects on the go. Any general idea when the car will be complete? 51...dont worry about it! You look young. I told you that last year when you turned 50. Us old gals are aging V E R Y slowly.

Originally Posted by vitalsignsrn

I've got some very exciting news to share. My ex signed the separation agreement & the divorce agreement on the same day last week. Woooo hoooo... To say I'm happy is an UNDERSTATEMENT. It has taken us 3 years to get to this stage. I have no reason to go crazy but so so so relieved no more BS, no more retainers, no more communication with anyone involved in my case. I chill out till I get my settlement at the end of October. :-D Life is certainly a lot more brighter now than it was last week. :-D

Great news, Judy! I can imagine your relief!

Baby is growing sooo fast...wish I could slow time down! Don't want to miss a thing.