Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:14 am
TMI TMI TMIwilson wrote:Guilty, perhaps, but not necessarily wrong... ;)OZZIE4DUKE wrote: I resemble that remark! Guilty as charged.
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Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:34 am
What, you thought we were just playing tiddlywinks the whole time?TillyGalore wrote:
TMI TMI TMI
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:45 am
That is the image I prefer to have. ;) ;)wilson wrote:What, you thought we were just playing tiddlywinks the whole time?TillyGalore wrote:
TMI TMI TMI
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:53 am
Very well. We played lots and lots of tiddlywinks.TillyGalore wrote: That is the image I prefer to have. ;) ;)
We also watched a flippin' ton of 'The Golden Girls' (seriously).
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:57 am
So happy you played lots of tiddlywinks, really I am.wilson wrote:Very well. We played lots and lots of tiddlywinks.TillyGalore wrote: That is the image I prefer to have. ;) ;)
We also watched a flippin' ton of 'The Golden Girls' (seriously).
Did you really watch Golden Girls? I <3 The Golden Girls.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 9:59 am
Yes, we really did. If you look on my Facebook profile, you'll see that it's listed among my favorite television shows (and it was there long before this month).TillyGalore wrote:
Did you really watch Golden Girls? I <3 The Golden Girls.
There is no other show that consistently makes me laugh out loud as much as 'The Golden Girls'. 'The Cosby Show' probably comes closest, but it has a lot more "dud" episodes than 'The Golden Girls'.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 10:07 am
I watch TGG every night. Even though I'm sure I've seen every episode, I love watching them again.wilson wrote:Yes, we really did. If you look on my Facebook profile, you'll see that it's listed among my favorite television shows (and it was there long before this month).TillyGalore wrote:
Did you really watch Golden Girls? I <3 The Golden Girls.
There is no other show that consistently makes me laugh out loud as much as 'The Golden Girls'. 'The Cosby Show' probably comes closest, but it has a lot more "dud" episodes than 'The Golden Girls'.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 10:15 am
So does this mean we get to have a Golden Girls party if/when I crash on your couch next month?TillyGalore wrote:I watch TGG every night. Even though I'm sure I've seen every episode, I love watching them again.wilson wrote:Yes, we really did. If you look on my Facebook profile, you'll see that it's listed among my favorite television shows (and it was there long before this month).TillyGalore wrote:
Did you really watch Golden Girls? I <3 The Golden Girls.
There is no other show that consistently makes me laugh out loud as much as 'The Golden Girls'. 'The Cosby Show' probably comes closest, but it has a lot more "dud" episodes than 'The Golden Girls'.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 10:16 am
Only if you bring the cheesecake.wilson wrote:So does this mean we get to have a Golden Girls party if/when I crash on your couch next month?TillyGalore wrote:I watch TGG every night. Even though I'm sure I've seen every episode, I love watching them again.wilson wrote:
Did you really watch Golden Girls? I <3 The Golden Girls.
Yes, we really did. If you look on my Facebook profile, you'll see that it's listed among my favorite television shows (and it was there long before this month).
There is no other show that consistently makes me laugh out loud as much as 'The Golden Girls'. 'The Cosby Show' probably comes closest, but it has a lot more "dud" episodes than 'The Golden Girls'.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 10:19 am
DukieInKansas wrote:Only if you bring the cheesecake.wilson wrote:So does this mean we get to have a Golden Girls party if/when I crash on your couch next month?
Sure! DinK is right, must have cheesecake while watching TGG.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 30th, 2009, 7:56 pm
I have officially left Charleston. I am sitting in my living room in Atlanta, and I'm a wee bit sad 
...not terribly so, though, because I know I'm going back.
Round 2 of Charleston pics are up on Facebook.
...not terribly so, though, because I know I'm going back.Round 2 of Charleston pics are up on Facebook.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 31st, 2009, 12:38 pm
wilson wrote: She lives in Charleston, but is moving at the end of this week. I did not meet her here. I cooked steak that night, but have cooked no fewer than 10 meals for her this month.
That's all you're getting.
How many of those meals were breakfasts? Those are far more important than dinners.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 31st, 2009, 6:35 pm
I was thinking the same thing, but was trying so hard to keep my mouth shut.colchar wrote:wilson wrote: She lives in Charleston, but is moving at the end of this week. I did not meet her here. I cooked steak that night, but have cooked no fewer than 10 meals for her this month.
That's all you're getting.
How many of those meals were breakfasts? Those are far more important than dinners.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: July 31st, 2009, 6:46 pm
I'm so jealous that you're getting to spend so much time there. My fraternity was founded at the College of Charleston in 1905. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_Kappa_Phi I wonder if there are any historical sites related to it that are still there?
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 1st, 2009, 10:53 am
It depends on whether he called her or nudged her when it was time to eat breakfast...bjornolf wrote:I was thinking the same thing, but was trying so hard to keep my mouth shut.colchar wrote:wilson wrote: She lives in Charleston, but is moving at the end of this week. I did not meet her here. I cooked steak that night, but have cooked no fewer than 10 meals for her this month.
That's all you're getting.
How many of those meals were breakfasts? Those are far more important than dinners.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 1st, 2009, 11:01 am
And no beachbikinibabe pictures.wilson wrote:I have officially left Charleston.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 1st, 2009, 11:31 am
But wait, Ozzie. He still has yet to go to Columbia. ;)OZZIE4DUKE wrote:And no beachbikinibabe pictures.wilson wrote:I have officially left Charleston.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 1st, 2009, 2:57 pm
OZZIE4DUKE wrote: It depends on whether he called her or nudged her when it was time to eat breakfast...
A valid point. Wilson?
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 4th, 2009, 12:39 am
There are, and I'll definitely do some of that. There are also some things available on microfilm that I can look over at Emory. Plus, I have a whole cataloging of the 18th-century Charleston newspaper (the South Carolina Gazette) to complete, and we have every issue of that on microfilm at Emory. Being back in Atlanta won't keep me from being quite productive.CathyCA wrote:Wilson, are any of the documents you need to examine located online? Can you access them remotely?wilson wrote:Well, it looks like I won't be getting to Columbia until next week. Coordinating with my brother on getting furniture out of here, getting into the storage unit, etc. just wasn't going to happen.
It really cuts my research time in Columbia more than I'd like, but this way, my time there will be more focused. I'll also be able to really enjoy my birthday weekend, as opposed to having to spend a good chunk of it moving.
In the end, losing another couple of days of research kind of sucks, but in the long run, it won't be that different. I know I'll have to go back anyway, and it'll still be plenty of time to get there and start cataloging the things I need.
Re: Boats, Bikinis, and Brittle Paper
Posted: August 6th, 2009, 2:30 pm
Wilson,
I really enjoyed reading about your research. Since I've been MIA for a bit I just read the entire thread a little while ago. It was very cool to watch the evolution - from 'what the hell am I doing here?' to 'wow, this is so cool' to 'finding great stuff' right through the Eureka moment(s). It was just wonderful to read. I'm not a history buff by an means but it was genuinely interesting...so I'll be wanting an autographed copy of that first book.
Oh...and thanks for not posting any bikinis...
I really enjoyed reading about your research. Since I've been MIA for a bit I just read the entire thread a little while ago. It was very cool to watch the evolution - from 'what the hell am I doing here?' to 'wow, this is so cool' to 'finding great stuff' right through the Eureka moment(s). It was just wonderful to read. I'm not a history buff by an means but it was genuinely interesting...so I'll be wanting an autographed copy of that first book.
Oh...and thanks for not posting any bikinis...