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Kristyn’s take on Maks’ return - Via dancedishwithKB.com
Yup--life dictates....nothing is static. We shall see how he and his partner get along! I wager it will NOT be an MnM season!! No comparison...and it might be hard work. But we will see.Amber Rose is 5'9", so he won't be throwing her around like he did Meryl. LOL
Right on, Annie! 
I absolutely love him, and he’s an incredible person. We have this friendship that I have no doubt in my mind is a life-long friendship. Getting a chance to know him away from training for Dancing With the Stars, I think we've gotten a chance to know each other in a different way, which of course just makes you closer. Meryl
We fell in love, but our way. Maks
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Saw last night the reports about maks being back. I must admit I have mixed feelings about it.
Same, Luv.
I saw it early this morning and was so underwhelmed I didn't even log on.LOL...........love this picture !!
Indeed the news of the day....
Look at it this way view.... it might get more sisters interested in the new season. Tango where are you??????
It gives us tons of 'stuff' to talk about during the seasons. Maks has played the fauxmance angle quite a bit, including Erin and the rolling-in-a-bed number. Now, as expectant father, what will he come up with? View, pack the jam away and get the popcorn machine out. I'm ready to see this!!! 
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She finally made it!!
Yay, Jenna! I'm so happy for her!
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I sent my baby off on the bus for first grade this morning. Normally my oldest will be on it with her, but she doesn't start until Monday. She cheered when the bus arrived. My 8th grader was not as enthusiastic, and was not thrilled that I made her take pictures. Off to do some driving practice and shopping with my oldest.
Hope your daughter had a good first day of "first grade" and I hope you made it through the driving practice too...
Yes, my baby had a good day, and we had a good drive and shopping trip. Even my 8th grader seemed to have a pretty good day.
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Vmm.....how did school go today for your little one?
Thumbs up! So far so good!
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How did things go today CEK?
Hey Luv...Thanks for asking...
I am sorry that I didn't put my update on yesterday, and I was going to do it when I got on for a minute in the afternoon but the phone was ringing and the the dog was wanting to go out so I just got off cause I couldn't concentrate....
I absolutely loved the orthopedic doctor yesterday he was very nice, gentle and had a wonderful bedside manor answering all my questions...and he is NOT surgery "pushy"...
The only think that is going to completely take care of the problems in my knee is to do a full replacement but he said that I didn't have to do it until I knew that I was ready to have it done and he said that I would know when that time was. I got a cortisone shot in it and it feels a bit better in some area but not to much in the other...I can live with that for now...I do have a high pain tolerance which he said could be good and bad at the same time. Good because I can take the pain but bad because I actually didn't know that my knee was in the shape it was in...he said most people with a knee like mine would be in terrible unbearable pain not even able to walk, so I guess I am lucky in that area...
So I am going to wait it out and see how it goes. I know it is not good to wait until things get so bad that the repair is much more than it could have been, but right not is not the time...
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Morning Everyone...Please forgive my rudeness for not letting you all know how my appointment went yesterday....After I finally got home and it seemed like there were a million things going on at one time plus the thought of trying to register that I at some point will need a knee replacement I just said...."I am done for now" and went and sat down and propped my feet up....
I just posted this above to Luvs asking about my appointment...
I absolutely loved the orthopedic doctor yesterday he was very nice, gentle and had a wonderful bedside manor answering all my questions...and he is NOT surgery "pushy"...
The only think that is going to completely take care of the problems in my knee is to do a full replacement but he said that I didn't have to do it until I knew that I was ready to have it done and he said that I would know when that time was. I got a cortisone shot in it and it feels a bit better in some area but not to much in the other...I can live with that for now...I do have a high pain tolerance which he said could be good and bad at the same time. Good because I can take the pain but bad because I actually didn't know that my knee was in the shape it was in...he said most people with a knee like mine would be in terrible unbearable pain not even able to walk, so I guess I am lucky in that area...
So I am going to wait it out and see how it goes. I know it is not good to wait until things get so bad that the repair is much more than it could have been, but right not is not the time...
Again I am sorry for not doing this yesterday...
Ah, it is. It's the first day of autumn! A time for hot chocolatety mornings, and toasting marshmallow evenings, as best of all, leaping into *leaves*!
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Same, Luv.
I saw it early this morning and was so underwhelmed I didn't even log on.LOL...........love this picture !!
Indeed the news of the day....
Look at it this way view.... it might get more sisters interested in the new season. Tango where are you??????
It gives us tons of 'stuff' to talk about during the seasons. Maks has played the fauxmance angle quite a bit, including Erin and the rolling-in-a-bed number. Now, as expectant father, what will he come up with? View, pack the jam away and get the popcorn machine out. I'm ready to see this!!!
Lol, gabriele...you make some good points. This season will have a little "something" to it that's been missing, that is for sure. I had just thought he left on a high, and at the perfect time, and now - like Derek - I guess you never say never coming back to the show.
And I am no one to be passing judgement. The one and only Season I watched before 18 was Season 1. Maks was not a part of that. I was rooting for John O'Hurly back then - and he did not win. Real Life intervened and I didn't give much thought to DWTS until Meryl and Charlie took part in it. So I have never watched a full season with Maks.
I'll miss Tony. And won't it be fun for Jenna to actually do choreography for her own benefit. So far I think she has helped Val, assisted Mandy, and not had her chance to shine.
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How did things go today CEK?
Hey Luv...Thanks for asking...
I am sorry that I didn't put my update on yesterday, and I was going to do it when I got on for a minute in the afternoon but the phone was ringing and the the dog was wanting to go out so I just got off cause I couldn't concentrate....
I absolutely loved the orthopedic doctor yesterday he was very nice, gentle and had a wonderful bedside manor answering all my questions...and he is NOT surgery "pushy"...
The only think that is going to completely take care of the problems in my knee is to do a full replacement but he said that I didn't have to do it until I knew that I was ready to have it done and he said that I would know when that time was. I got a cortisone shot in it and it feels a bit better in some area but not to much in the other...I can live with that for now...I do have a high pain tolerance which he said could be good and bad at the same time. Good because I can take the pain but bad because I actually didn't know that my knee was in the shape it was in...he said most people with a knee like mine would be in terrible unbearable pain not even able to walk, so I guess I am lucky in that area...
So I am going to wait it out and see how it goes. I know it is not good to wait until things get so bad that the repair is much more than it could have been, but right not is not the time...
I actually have two good women friends who had knee replacements. Both of them had both of them (knees) replaced. One actually had both done AT THE SAME TIME!
They function so well now and without pain. One told me that the replacement should last 20 years or more.
Wishing you well, CEK. No need to rush in to these things. Oh. The one friend, now that I think back, had gastric stapling or some such weight loss procedure. She lost about 100 lbs. before she had the knee surgery as the excess weight was such a factor in the condition for her. Not so true of the other gal. But had worked as a nurse and nursing instructor - on her feet - for decades, and that may have contributed.
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Have a wonderful day, sisters.
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