Ugg boots on a 50 year old???
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Comments (54)UGG boots are perfect for winter..I think so.. They're very comfortable to wear and looks good when you pair it with mini skirts..But not because as I said it's best for the winter season, it can be worn too at any time. It depends on how you accessorize yourself. I prefer UGG boots too than Crocs. I don't like it. I don't like to see myself wearing crocs while everybody around is wearing it too. It's seems like most of the people are liking it. Here is a link that might be useful: Timberland...See MorePC won't boot past POST
Comments (8)Well, you guys aren't gonna believe this, cause I didn't. I figured out the problem - an iPod! What does an iPod have to do with anything? My mother-in-law has an iPod and she uses a little charger that plugs into a USB port on the front of my PC. Yesterday, while the PC was running, she came and plugged the iPod in - no problem. But, when I attempted to boot up - problem. On a whim, I decided to unplug the iPod and see what happened, because that was the only difference between yesterday and today. Sure enough, with the iPod unplugged, the PC booted just fine. Plugged it back in and the PC won't finish the boot process. Anyone else ever heard of this before?...See More50 Odd Things
Comments (23)50 Odd Things about you! If you opened this, FILL IT OUT! Learn 50 things about your friends, and let them learn 50 things about you! Do you like blue cheese? Yes 2. Have you ever smoked heroin? Never 3. Do you own a gun? No 4. Your favorite song? theme from "a Summer Place" and the Animals "House of the Rising Sun" 5. Do you get nervous before doctor appointments? No, over the past 10 years I have been to so many appointments I just take all in stride. I think "positive" and so far...all has been something I can/will survive. My motto: "this too shall pass" and my family/friends support has helped me over the hurdles 6. What do you think of hot dogs? Great food at the baseball park 7. Favorite Christmas Song? Traditional..."Silver Bells" Religious..."Silent Night" Fun.."I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa" 8. What do you prefer to drink in the morning? Coffee 9. Can you do 10 push ups? I doubt it 10. What's your favorite piece of jewelry? I have several pieces that are my favorite 11. Favorite hobby? Reading 12. Secret weapon to get the opposite sex? SPORTS...however; KNOW what you are talking about...Grand Slams and Touchdowns are NOT the same sport 13. Do you have A.D.D? Not that I am aware off 14. What one trait do you hate about yourself? My height 4'11" 15. Middle name? Kay 16. Name 3 thoughts at this exact moment? 1) Concern for my sister/family in Texas 2.) How I am going to pay the past due bills my DH neglected 3.) How my soldier, Jon is going to handle Iraq 17. Name 3 things you bought yesterday? 1) Groceries, Gas and toilet paper 18. Name 3 drinks you regularly drink? 1) Water, 2) Coffee, 3.) Miller Lite 19. Current worry right now? Sister/family in Texas 20. Favorite place to be? My bedroom in total QUIET 21. How did you bring in the New Year? LOUDLY with family 22. Where would you like to go? Cancun, Mexico or Italy 23. Name three people who will complete this: ???? 24. Do you own slippers? Yes, a pair with a Breast Cancer Ribbon on them 25. What color shirt are you wearing? Blue 26. Do you like sleeping on satin sheets? No, prefer flannel SATIN SHEETS ARE FOR CRYING ON 27. Can you whistle? Yes, the regular way and using my fingers 28. Favorite color? Blue 29. Would you be a pirate? No 30. What songs do you sing in the shower? I don't sing in the shower. 31. Favorite girl's name? Adeline (grandbaby's name...but I have always loved Paige Nicole) 32. Favorite boy's name? Philip and Jonathan (my sons names) 33. What's in your pocket right now? Lint probably 34. Last thing that made you laugh? My life is in such turmoil I don't know 35. Best bed sheets as a child? Growing up in the 60's and 70's no such thing as "themed bedding" 36. Worst injury you've ever had? A broken left foot that I walked on for 3 weeks before I had an MRI (x-ray didn't show a break/fracture)revealing 2 broken bones under all the "top" bones in your foot. I was in hard cast for 8 weeks, air cast for 4 and a walking boot for 2 37. Do you love where you live? I LOVE the Nevada desert. I can't stand to be cold....give me heat, I can always undress 38. How many TVs do you have in your house? 3 too many 39. Who is your loudest friend? Everyone would probably agree it's ME 40. Do you have a dog? Yes, Cheebah....Bull Mastif/Pit Bull mix...gentle and most loving dog...nothing like her breeds 41. Does someone have a crush on you? heck if I know 42. Favorite cartoons? Anything Disney 43. Who is your favorite author? I have 3....Sidney Sheldon, Danielle Steele or Nicholas Sparks 44. What is your favorite candy? Snickers or Baby Ruth 45. Your favorite Sports Team? Football: Dallas Cowboys Basball: Atlanta Braves 46. What song do you want played at your funeral? My wishes are...NO FUNERAL...take that $$$$ and have a good time remembering ME and all our good times 47. What were you doing 12 AM last night? Sleeping 48. What was the first thing you thought of when you woke up? Coffee, I need/want coffee...thank goodness I have an automatic timer 49. If you could work any kind of a job what would you? What I am doing now.....Party Rentals...I help "spend" other peoples $$$$ so they can have a great time and look good in their guests eyes 50.) Trait about yourself if you could you would change? ummmmmmmmmmm Maybe NOT to be soooooo forgiving Next?...See MoreRiding boots for UK trip
Comments (24)My Global Security lapsed and maybe my TSA precheck along with it. Not worried though, as the boots are very easy to get in and out of. I'm traveling with my mom who has a "bionic" part and always gets pulled aside for a further check so I'm used to having a bit of patience going through security. I'm not too worried if others have to wait a few seconds more behind us, really. ;) And I don't mean that in a snarky way; just think everyone should travel with a good deal of patience, since it's a sea of humanity with vast differences out there....See MoreRelated Professionals
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