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Looks like my attachments aren't coming back though.

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On May 31, 2016 at 4:14 AM, Harte said:

Looks like my attachments aren't coming back though.

Harte

Everything's back up now, right? The forum update just took some time. I'm seeing all of the attachments now.

How is the kid? Has he started college yet?

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8 hours ago, kmt_sesh said:

Everything's back up now, right? The forum update just took some time. I'm seeing all of the attachments now.

Hurrah!

8 hours ago, kmt_sesh said:

How is the kid? Has he started college yet?

Just turned 2.

Here's some of his birthday loot:

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PAW Patrol - his fave cartoon.

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6 hours ago, Daughter of the Nine Moons said:

Gosh I miss that age.

Well, it's not for nothing they call them "terrible twos."

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Nah it's a good age. Little kids are funny.

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On January 13, 2016 at 5:19 AM, Harte said:

I will endeavor to persevere.

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        ^ that line rung a bell ... so Mr. Google reminded me where i'd heard it  . . .

The phrase, “Endeavor To Persevere”, presents itself when Chief Dan George first encounters the “on-the-run” Clint Eastwood (Josey Wales). Clint manages to sneak up on the Chief and surprise him and a dissertation begins by Chief as to how, under the influence of the white man, Indians lost their edge – thus allowing the act of sneaking up on an Indian to become much easier. In his dissertation he notes that the Indians had gone to Washington and were told that they were now members of the civilized tribe and should ‘endeavor to persevere’ and in the words of Chief….”they thought about these words, endeavor to persevere, and putting them into practice, they eventually went to war for a final time against the white man.”

http://writingtomyself.com/?p=2349

 

           ...  keep Grampa's Harte pumping for a very long and happy time  

 

 

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3 hours ago, lightly said:

        ^ that line rung a bell ... so Mr. Google reminded me where i'd heard it  . . .

The phrase, “Endeavor To Persevere”, presents itself when Chief Dan George first encounters the “on-the-run” Clint Eastwood (Josey Wales). Clint manages to sneak up on the Chief and surprise him and a dissertation begins by Chief as to how, under the influence of the white man, Indians lost their edge – thus allowing the act of sneaking up on an Indian to become much easier. In his dissertation he notes that the Indians had gone to Washington and were told that they were now members of the civilized tribe and should ‘endeavor to persevere’ and in the words of Chief….”they thought about these words, endeavor to persevere, and putting them into practice, they eventually went to war for a final time against the white man.”

http://writingtomyself.com/?p=2349

 

           ...  keep Grampa's Harte pumping for a very long and happy time  

 

 

My source precisely.

I think of it as classic doublespeak that comes back and bites you in the ass.

It's a great flick, IMO.

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 yup,  i thoroughly enjoyed that movie too...   especially his old Indian friend's role.

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6-12-16a drive in.jpg

Six of us piled into the van and went to the drive-in to see X-Men: Apocalypse.

This was taken there.

HMIII had been there a month ago or so to see Angry Birds. He kept saying "Angry Birds."

When he found out otherwise, he became disinterested.

 

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That kid gets more handsome every day. Where do his good looks come from?

To be honest, I myself would rather see Angry Birds than X-Men.

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What a cutie!!  :wub:

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Been saying "Grandpa" to him since day one - calls me "Pop."

Kids these days...

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7 hours ago, Harte said:

Been saying "Grandpa" to him since day one - calls me "Pop."

Kids these days...

Harte

My nephew is six now. I'm his Uncle John. He has a grandfather named John, and he calls all of his grandfathers "Papa"...so this one's Papa John. But for much of his life he called me Papa John by mistake, and sometimes still does. I think he's confused easily. :lol:

I really don't care. But when he turned four I flew down there to visit him and attend his birthday party. One day I went to his school where they were having a separate birthday party for him, and sat down next to my dad (who was 83 at the time). One of my nephew's little friends walked up to me and asked, "Are you [nephew's name]'s grandad?" I mean, really? I was sitting right next to my dad...but do I look that old?

Kids.

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Uncle John:                                 Papa John:

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Papa John, maternal side:

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Top-left isn't me. Top-right is me. Bottom is just friggin' delicious and no doubt tastes better than the top two.

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3 hours ago, Harte said:

Uncle John:                                 Papa John:

av-58060.jpg                            bruenning-dsc_2775-4.jpg

 

Papa John, maternal side:

sidebar_faq.jpg

 

Harte

 

Papa John - musical side

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk030bVkMx0

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I have some great stories for you to tell him .

I had the 5 year old twin boys transfixed the other night with ; 'The Boy Who Had a Pet Monster ' .

Their 2 year old sister was listening ..... mum walks past at this bit ;  " .... and now, the monster is sooo big, it can hardly fit under the bed.  The beds legs aren't even touching the ground, its rolling around like its on a big exercise ball and the boy has to hold on to the sheets so he wont fall out .... then, the next night ... "

Mum comes back, picks up little girl and removes her .

 

:) 

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1 hour ago, back to earth said:

I have some great stories for you to tell him .

I had the 5 year old twin boys transfixed the other night with ; 'The Boy Who Had a Pet Monster ' .

Their 2 year old sister was listening ..... mum walks past at this bit ;  " .... and now, the monster is sooo big, it can hardly fit under the bed.  The beds legs aren't even touching the ground, its rolling around like its on a big exercise ball and the boy has to hold on to the sheets so he wont fall out .... then, the next night ... "

Mum comes back, picks up little girl and removes her .

 

:) 

:lol: I want you to tell me bedtime stories!

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Don't you think that would be highly inappropriate ?   :o

 

Ohhhh  .... do you mean here in posts ? 

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I like the bit where he has to take the monster back to the pet shop * , but now its so big it wont fit back in the box, so he puts the dog's collar and lead on it, throws a blanket over it and they set off down the footpath.  Another kid sees them and says "Who is under the blanket " .  "Oh, its just my cousin."

 

"looks pretty weird ..... and look at those feet !  Why is he under a blanket "

"Oh .....    he's from Tasmania."     (that might be a little to localised to be funny on here)

 

*  I know, I know, you are going to say "They don't sell monsters at the pet shop", that's what the boy in the story thought, until he went in there with $50 ;

"Don't be silly little boy, there is no such things as monsters ! Who told you all this?"

"One of the big boys at school, he said if I give you $50 you would sell me a monster."

"And do you have $50 ? "

"yep, here it is - see. "

"I see .......   "    the pet shop man pulls the blinds down in the window, and turns the sign on the door from open to closed and says

"Come with me, out the back and down into the basement ."         ............

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Back to Earth where's the rest of our story? Harte your grandson is a cutie, they grow so fast. My youngest nephew is already 8! 

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Yes to hearing the story please 

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