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rainmaker Wed May 28, 2003 05:59pm

Welcome back to the land of the living. What are your summer plans? How was your school year? When are you going to be working in the NBA, so we can see you on TV? Come on Mark, tell all!!

Mark Dexter Wed May 28, 2003 06:44pm

Wow. Never thought I'd get my own, personal, topic. (Well, at least not until I was taking as many meds as Padgett!) Of course, when the other discussion on the board is fencing, I guess anything is possible . . .

School is done (finally). For those of you who keep up with my away messages, I passed organic chemistry (still trying to figure out to whom I should write the check . . .)

For the summer, I'll be working at the Naval Research Labs in D.C. Hopefully, I'll be going to the J.B. Caldwell camp down in Daytona with a group from my school's intramural league - if anyone else will be there, let me know!

NBA - I doubt I'll ever get there, and I'm not so sure I want to. I may, however, give the Mystics a call to see if they need someone for clock/shot clock/book for WNBA games. If so, I'll let you all know.

Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.

rainmaker Thu May 29, 2003 12:44am

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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.
Okay, and since I started the thread, I'll go second.

I'm attending three camps, running a camp, assigning a league and working about three or four others. Won't be attending any WNBA games this year :(.

I'm sending a cargo container full of a car and bunch of computer parts to Kenya.

I'm running a peacemaking children's program.

I'm attending a family reunion over 4th of July.

We will have two Japanese girls visiting for three weeks.

I'm spending two weeks with my granddaughter, and a few hours with my daughter.

I'm sending my wheelchair-bound sister to "camp" -- a real camp at the beach where they have a bonfire, and volleyball and everything. Simply unbelievable!

And in my spare time, I'm hoping to spend a few hours cataloging my hymnbook collection (over 450!), and I might begin writing my long-awaited book on race relations.

...and I'll be doing it all backwards, and in high heels (except the basketball...)

[Edited by rainmaker on May 29th, 2003 at 02:48 AM]

Mark Padgett Thu May 29, 2003 11:17am

Quote:

Originally posted by rainmaker
Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.
Okay, and since I started the thread, I'll go second.

I'm attending three camps, running a camp, assigning a league and working about three or four others. Won't be attending any WNBA games this year :(.

I'm sending a cargo container full of a car and bunch of computer parts to Kenya.

I'm running a peacemaking children's program.

I'm attending a family reunion over 4th of July.

We will have two Japanese girls visiting for three weeks.

I'm spending two weeks with my granddaughter, and a few hours with my daughter.

I'm sending my wheelchair-bound sister to "camp" -- a real camp at the beach where they have a bonfire, and volleyball and everything. Simply unbelievable!

And in my spare time, I'm hoping to spend a few hours cataloging my hymnbook collection (over 450!), and I might begin writing my long-awaited book on race relations.

...and I'll be doing it all backwards, and in high heels (except the basketball...)

[Edited by rainmaker on May 29th, 2003 at 02:48 AM]

Wow! All I'm doing is washing my socks. But I am doing it in high heels. Maybe I'll try doing it backwards, too.

Dan_ref Thu May 29, 2003 11:28am

Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Wow. Never thought I'd get my own, personal, topic. (Well, at least not until I was taking as many meds as Padgett!) Of course, when the other discussion on the board is fencing, I guess anything is possible . . .

School is done (finally). For those of you who keep up with my away messages, I passed organic chemistry (still trying to figure out to whom I should write the check . . .)

For the summer, I'll be working at the Naval Research Labs in D.C. Hopefully, I'll be going to the J.B. Caldwell camp down in Daytona with a group from my school's intramural league - if anyone else will be there, let me know!

NBA - I doubt I'll ever get there, and I'm not so sure I want to. I may, however, give the Mystics a call to see if they need someone for clock/shot clock/book for WNBA games. If so, I'll let you all know.

Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.


I'll be trying to get my grandmother off crack.

Jurassic Referee Thu May 29, 2003 11:33am

I'm gonna spend all summer running errands for Dan's 82 year old grandmother. Backwards and in high heels.

oatmealqueen Thu May 29, 2003 01:14pm

Quote:

Originally posted by rainmaker
Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.
Okay, and since I started the thread, I'll go second.

I'm attending three camps, running a camp, assigning a league and working about three or four others. Won't be attending any WNBA games this year :(.

I'm sending a cargo container full of a car and bunch of computer parts to Kenya.

I'm running a peacemaking children's program.

I'm attending a family reunion over 4th of July.

We will have two Japanese girls visiting for three weeks.

I'm spending two weeks with my granddaughter, and a few hours with my daughter.

I'm sending my wheelchair-bound sister to "camp" -- a real camp at the beach where they have a bonfire, and volleyball and everything. Simply unbelievable!

And in my spare time, I'm hoping to spend a few hours cataloging my hymnbook collection (over 450!), and I might begin writing my long-awaited book on race relations.

...and I'll be doing it all backwards, and in high heels (except the basketball...)

[Edited by rainmaker on May 29th, 2003 at 02:48 AM]


Saint Juulie fer sure!!!

rockyroad Thu May 29, 2003 01:22pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
I'm gonna spend all summer running errands for Dan's 82 year old grandmother. Backwards and in high heels.
Don't forget her beef, jerky...or is it Don't forget, her beef, jer,ky...

RecRef Thu May 29, 2003 01:33pm

Quote:

Originally posted by rainmaker
Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Okay - enough about me. I'm officially turning this into a "What are you doing this summer" topic. Basketball-related events are encouraged, but feel free to share anything.
I'm sending a cargo container full of a car and bunch of computer parts to Kenya.


In this day and age I hope you have check with Customs/Dept. of Homeland Security on shipping computer parts out of the country.

Mark Padgett Thu May 29, 2003 01:53pm

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Originally posted by rockyroad
Quote:

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
I'm gonna spend all summer running errands for Dan's 82 year old grandmother. Backwards and in high heels.
Don't forget her beef, jerky...or is it Don't forget, her beef, jer,ky...

There was a skit on the old Electric Company show that emphasized the importance of punctuation. A kid was before a judge, charged with illegal fishing. The arresting officer had the sign in court that said:

"Private Property
No Fishing Allowed"

The kid said the sign said:

"Private Property? No! Fishing Allowed."

Larks Thu May 29, 2003 02:52pm

I'll be at JB
 
Dexter, I'll be at the JB Caldwell camp. I'm going the first half (Sun - Wed).

Larks - VIT

Dan_ref Thu May 29, 2003 02:58pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Padgett
Quote:

Originally posted by rockyroad
Quote:

Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
I'm gonna spend all summer running errands for Dan's 82 year old grandmother. Backwards and in high heels.
Don't forget her beef, jerky...or is it Don't forget, her beef, jer,ky...

There was a skit on the old Electric Company show that emphasized the importance of punctuation. A kid was before a judge, charged with illegal fishing. The arresting officer had the sign in court that said:

"Private Property
No Fishing Allowed"

The kid said the sign said:

"Private Property? No! Fishing Allowed."

A loooong time ago I had this dialogue with a friend at work:

"Hey, hand me a screw driver"
"Philips?"
"No, flat head."
"Who you calling flat head?"

I've been waiting all these years to work this into a conversation.

Mark Padgett Thu May 29, 2003 03:30pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Dan_ref


A loooong time ago I had this dialogue with a friend at work:

"Hey, hand me a screw driver"
"Philips?"
"No, flat head."
"Who you calling flat head?"

I've been waiting all these years to work this into a conversation.

This isn't exactly the same, but it almost fits. When my son was 5, we took him to a restaurant for his birthday. I ordered him a grilled cheese sandwich. He started crying. When I asked him what was the matter, he said "I wanted a boy cheese sandwich."

Dan_ref Thu May 29, 2003 03:50pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Mark Padgett
Quote:

Originally posted by Dan_ref


A loooong time ago I had this dialogue with a friend at work:

"Hey, hand me a screw driver"
"Philips?"
"No, flat head."
"Who you calling flat head?"

I've been waiting all these years to work this into a conversation.

This isn't exactly the same, but it almost fits. When my son was 5, we took him to a restaurant for his birthday. I ordered him a grilled cheese sandwich. He started crying. When I asked him what was the matter, he said "I wanted a boy cheese sandwich."

Cute!

When my older one was about 3 or 4 or so we went down to a local playground that has a nice pond. Of course, it also has lots of geese. So we're driving home, the kids are asleep in the back of the car, my wife & I are gossiping. I happened to say something like "your sister has sh1t for brains". Later we got to talking about the pond, we were surprised that there were so many geese there and what a shame they made such a mess of the whole area. Suddenly we hear from the back seat (yeah, you guessed it):
"Those geese have sh1t for brains!"

For those of you that have been around a while, that's the one who threw out my box of stuff 3 or so years ago. But he's getting his, they gassed him today.

Mike Burns Thu May 29, 2003 07:21pm

I'm planning on attending the JB Caldwell camp this summer also. Not sure which week yet.


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