What Makes You Happy?

Started by blender1184 · 17 Oct 2005 · 1,101 replies

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17 Sep 2006, 03:03 · edited #941
bmwracer wrote:
Congrats, Evie... :woot:

Got any pictures (post them in the Cars thread, if possible)? :)


Cars thread? :sweat: :sweat:
Where is that?

OK OK Im going to search............ :grumble:

But this is what is making me happy...... :hehe: :woot:

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krim wrote:congratz!!!!!

good to see ya posting! :hug:


Thanx, Krim. Its always fun to post with minna-sama!! :hug:
17 Sep 2006, 03:05 #942
Omedeto Eve!!! Looks nice, but won't the horse get jealous?
17 Sep 2006, 05:02 #943
Wynter wrote:

A birthday party ;)


there's plenty to celebrate... :mrgreen: :woot: :woot:
17 Sep 2006, 09:20 #944
gaijin mark wrote:Omedeto Eve!!! Looks nice, but won't the horse get jealous?


I got it for the horse so he's really pleased. :mrgreen:

He likes 'em big. :hehe:
17 Sep 2006, 11:15 #945
Eve wrote:

He likes 'em big. :hehe:
To quote Racer: "I ain't touching that" :beaten: [/list:u]
17 Sep 2006, 19:52 #946
gaijin mark wrote: To quote Racer: "I ain't touching that" :beaten: [/list:u]


:hehe: The horses girlfriend weighs 2000 pounds.

As I said, he likes 'em really big! :twisted:
18 Sep 2006, 01:03 #947
My three year old niece makes me really happy. :)
18 Sep 2006, 01:07 #948
My 21-year old niece makes me happy.

Moreso when she gets her optometrist's license. :beaten: :hehe:
18 Sep 2006, 01:10 #949
bmwracer wrote:My 21-year old niece makes me happy.

Moreso when she gets her optometrist's license. :beaten: :hehe:


Wow, good for her! :thumbsup:
18 Sep 2006, 01:13 #950
Wynter wrote:Wow, good for her! :thumbsup:

Good for the entire family: discounts...! :mrgreen:
18 Sep 2006, 01:15 #951
bmwracer wrote:
Good for the entire family: discounts...! :mrgreen:


Ah for real. My parents always wanted a doctor in the family for the same reason, and I think I was the closest candidate in making that dream come true. Of course, I decided to become an artist again.

Ooooooo... mebbe THAT'S when I fell from grace. :headscratch:
18 Sep 2006, 01:17 #952
Wynter wrote:Ah for real. My parents always wanted a doctor in the family for the same reason, and I think I was the closest candidate in making that dream come true. Of course, I decided to become an artist again.

Ooooooo... mebbe THAT'S when I fell from grace. :headscratch:

That would explain all the dishwashing. :bleh:
18 Sep 2006, 01:22 #953
bmwracer wrote:
That would explain all the dishwashing. :bleh:


Dishwashing is a role of the woman, apparently.

Tho I must admit, my parents were really supporting when I decided to pursue the arts, unlike most south asian parents. And they were really proud when I became a teacher. But I do sense they would have liked verra much if I had chosen the medicine path. I suppose most parents would.
18 Sep 2006, 01:26 #954
Wynter wrote:Dishwashing is a role of the woman, apparently.

If that were the case, I woulda ran outta dishes four years ago.

Unless I used paper plates and cups.
18 Sep 2006, 01:28 #955
bmwracer wrote:
If that were the case, I woulda ran outta dishes four years ago.

Unless I used paper plates and cups.


Well you DO live alone...

When we're hosting, then my mum and dad both do the dishes, and it's rare if they bug us kids to do them. But when we're hosting, it's almost like the parents put on a face and pretend to be "traditional". So then me and my sister are made to do them. Which is fine, since we don't usually do them anyways.

It just peeves me that Sam is excluded from this.

Btw, I like this ava of yours a lot better than the last. :applaud:
18 Sep 2006, 01:31 #956
Wynter wrote:It just peeves me that Sam is excluded from this.

Ah, the boy prince/cherished son.

Kick his butt. :twisted:

Btw, I like this ava of yours a lot better than the last. :applaud:

:puppydog:
18 Sep 2006, 01:40 #957
bmwracer wrote:
:puppydog:


LOL! Awwww there there :patpat: I'm basing this more on hairstyle. No worries, she's lovely in all her photographs.
18 Sep 2006, 01:58 #958
Wynter wrote:

Ah for real. My parents always wanted a doctor in the family for the same reason, and I think I was the closest candidate in making that dream come true. Of course, I decided to become an artist again.

Ooooooo... mebbe THAT'S when I fell from grace. :headscratch:


but as a teacher, eh?
18 Sep 2006, 02:19 #959
Wynter wrote:

Dishwashing is a role of the woman, apparently.


My boyfriend washes the dishes. :headscratch:

That makes me really happy :thumbsup:
18 Sep 2006, 03:14 #960
qilver wrote:

but as a teacher, eh?


lol Yesh. It's really hard being an artist here, and besides, I always wanted to inspire kids into becoming artists. So yea. :D

Eve wrote:My boyfriend washes the dishes.

That makes me really happy


LUCKY! Living at home really makes my chore list tiny, but there are days. :grumble:

My ex-husband NEVER did the dishes. Unless he was in a good mood. Which was rare.

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