The Shed 10

a reply to: visitedbythem

Ok that looks amazing yum!

a reply to: Martin75

Wow! What a wonderful experience. He wants you to be happy

a reply to: Martin75

I've had it twice and was un impressed. Possibly user error.

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: visitedbythem

Ok that looks amazing yum!

I know that Jews eat Lamb!

Dad had a DNA test. We are Armenian, Italian, Albanian, and 1/10 of 1 % Ashkenazi Jew. From his side anyway

a reply to: Martin75

Thanks Jess, that must have been both irritating and awesome.

Your poor Dad. I guess if Jack was his "little" brother, he probably has a "Jack time life time" of feeling the need to protect him and this was the one thing he couldn't protect him from. That's gotta hurt big time and probably undermines any sense he has of any type of control.

Yes, today I was missing Woody and wondering how many other people do too. I also miss the way it brought the community together but then, that still echoes in little posts here and there.

Thank you for sharing this story. You might post it in Woody's thread also, as people are still "discovering" this news, such as in those who have been away from ATS for a while.

Fishy

Also, don't forget that concept of so called "inappropriate" grief. There's a better word but it escapes me at the moment. I was often crying for Woody when we was alive but didn't cry when he died except for a few slow rolling tears. I found that rather odd, but somehow also appropriate as I didn't really know Woody all that well, but what I lacked in quantity I felt was way made up for in quality. Still, I was rather relieved that I didn't break down when Woody died....What threw me for a loop was that some time later, when I saw Gordi posting in the Shed, I burst into gigantic uncontrollable sobs that lasted for hours and in the morning, it started up all over again. But I just "knew" that somehow, Gordi's unexpected appearance had just unknowingly uncorked all that pent up sorrow, along with the grief I was feeling in Gordi's absence, that I had not allowed myself to feel, but now it had no purpose.

I think we sort of brace ourselves for "expected" emotion and can do so rather stoically as a preemptive type of inner strike. But then, we never brace ourselves for the unexpected emotions of any type of love from another. Now, that didn't come out right. I can take all sorts of pain, but beauty makes me cry like a baby. Beautiful music does it. Parades. Live music, even off key. The sweet banter between posters...sounds silly, but they can bring a little tear welling up behind my smiles -- in a good way.

I think I'm rambling here so I will just send you a sisterly smile...

Fishy

a reply to: Quantum12
I think so Quant. It was such a special moment....even if I was getting hit in the head with a butterfly. LOL

a reply to: visitedbythem
Yes, that is totally Jack. He was such an amazing man! Totally cool on the DNA thing. I would love to do that. I think it's so neat to learn your history.

a reply to: JinMI
I can't cook water so I know I won't attemp lamb! LOL

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: visitedbythem

Ok that looks amazing yum!

I know that Jews eat Lamb!

Dad had a DNA test. We are Armenian, Italian, Albanian, and 1/10 of 1 % Ashkenazi Jew. From his side anyway

Your heritage has some amazing music behind it!

Ok we will put some pork on for the Gentiles:roll

a reply to: ClownFish
Oh the happy tears. I cry way more when I am happy than sad. My husband loves it, NOT! If I hear music that touches me I also cry. Especially if I can hear it in person. He took me to NY to see The Phantom of The Opera and I cried like a baby. LOL Poor man he is always so confused as to what is flying through my head.

a reply to: visitedbythem

You just want to make us hungry.....hey there! Looks delicious.

a reply to: visitedbythem

mmmmmmm grilled meat!!

For us plebes, would you divulge how you prepared your lamb?

a reply to: visitedbythem

Lol yes we do but not pork but what jew does not eat bacon. Lol

a reply to: visitedbythem
You're killing me, man lol. That looks good.

a reply to: Martin75

You can keep the humidity down there for yourself Jess!! Heat and humidity are the two things about Summer tthat I can't stand...

Evening.

The Shed's cellar has been restocked. Jess and kaelci emptied it last night.

a reply to: Martin75

Hi Jess, and everyone else. Sorry bout bailing earlier.
Was havin' fun with a couple threads here and real life jumped in and said,
"Well, What are You waiting for?! Get going!!" LOL!!

So now I fly back into the Realm of The Shed.
Ahhhh Accasia...
Jess If You didn't take the Butterfly event as a good sign, (I think You did but,)
then I don't know what will convince You of communications from beyond....
What an amazing happening!!

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Hi Zazz! Thanks for lettin Us know that The celler is once again stocked Full!!
(Syx knocks down a couple of barrels, And He and a Dragon friend use Their Talons to tear an opening into the barrels and Guzzle them down in half a minute!)
Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurppppppp!!!!!!!!!!
BeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelchhhhhH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL!! Well. Ummm, Excuse Me!!?
"Yah, Excuse Me too?!"

a reply to: SyxPak

lol easy there! next restock isn't for a week.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Did you happen to find any rare coffee beans?

a reply to: SyxPak

Hoo boy, the dragons are getting tipsy. I'm glad that fireproofing was installed!