the ladies room » DWTS Season 30...who would have guessed it 12 seasons ago!

april6263 · 9/27/2021 9:34 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
april6263 wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:

Does that surprise you? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nope....LOL....I don't believe Peta studies was part of our Maksology classes at that time.....LOL
Did we even know who she was then??!!! LOL. Just Maks/ ex….LOL

We were shipping her with Serge....LOL....the Bamboo/Koala thing was so cute we were sure there was something going on there.....LOL.....we were soooooooo off.....LOL

CEK40 · 9/27/2021 9:35 pm

Oh Jet I meant to tell you think you for the insight on the plane crash...I just was wondering.

JetmamaDiDi · 9/27/2021 9:35 pm

CEK40 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:

Yep, feeling like you "have" to get somewhere can put you in a lot of danger. I think that had a part in Kobe's death. I know I have made some really DUMB "got to get there" decisions....luckly all turned out okay, but boy when I look back I see just how stupid and dangerous some of those decisions were
Well, in an airplane, you have to be especially vigilant because the outcomes can be so devastating. Feeling pressure is not a good reason to do something you feel may not be right. They say you should listen to the voice inside you. I know one time, hubby started off in a helicopter from were we lived in CO to UT where he was supposed to do some work starting the next day. The weather was iffy at best when he got the call. Went out and preflighted the airplane, took off, and about an hour later showed up at home! He said the weather was closing in and he just wasn’t going to take the chance…especially in the dark and it was winter!! So lots to consider…and safety is always the first consideration.
That is true...that little voice inside you is there for a reason.

Yup—-and if it is just that you are unsure of your own skills or ability, it is important to take heed.

LuvSeason18 · 9/27/2021 9:35 pm

CEK40 wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:
CEK40 wrote:

Yep it is, I do it when I am cooking and when the others are home. When I am by myself I don't wear it all the time. Thank goodness it is cooler.
UGH......that has GOT TO BE so hard to wear one when you are cooking........talk about hot and uncomforable.
Hate it and with asthma it is even worse.

I bet......HUGS

april6263 · 9/27/2021 9:35 pm

CEK40 wrote:
Well my dear friends,,,,I must go for tonight. I have a few things I need to get done before I go to bed or should I say go to the recliner...LOL I am getting use to it now actually sleeping in it all night.

I am so happy to be here with you tonight, I have missed this. I will the dances up in the morning.

Have a good night and see you Wednesday...

HUGS

Ok ....goodnight (((hugs)))

JetmamaDiDi · 9/27/2021 9:37 pm

LuvSeason18 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:

Yep, feeling like you "have" to get somewhere can put you in a lot of danger. I think that had a part in Kobe's death. I know I have made some really DUMB "got to get there" decisions....luckly all turned out okay, but boy when I look back I see just how stupid and dangerous some of those decisions were
Well, in an airplane, you have to be especially vigilant because the outcomes can be so devastating. Feeling pressure is not a good reason to do something you feel may not be right. They say you should listen to the voice inside you. I know one time, hubby started off in a helicopter from were we lived in CO to UT where he was supposed to do some work starting the next day. The weather was iffy at best when he got the call. Went out and preflighted the airplane, took off, and about an hour later showed up at home! He said the weather was closing in and he just wasn’t going to take the chance…especially in the dark and it was winter!! So lots to consider…and safety is always the first consideration.
Oh WOW........he has some good common sense there......me, I probably would have push on.........so glad your hubby made a good decision that night, you never know what could have happened.

Well…having spent two years in VN making life and death decisions for himself and his crew under hostile circumstances probably made him more willing to turn around! Headline could have been: Helicopter pilot found dead in freezing temps in the mountains of CO when the rotors iced up!!

LuvSeason18 · 9/27/2021 9:37 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
CEK40 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:

Well, in an airplane, you have to be especially vigilant because the outcomes can be so devastating. Feeling pressure is not a good reason to do something you feel may not be right. They say you should listen to the voice inside you. I know one time, hubby started off in a helicopter from were we lived in CO to UT where he was supposed to do some work starting the next day. The weather was iffy at best when he got the call. Went out and preflighted the airplane, took off, and about an hour later showed up at home! He said the weather was closing in and he just wasn’t going to take the chance…especially in the dark and it was winter!! So lots to consider…and safety is always the first consideration.
That is true...that little voice inside you is there for a reason.
Yup—-and if it is just that you are unsure of your own skills or ability, it is important to take heed.

Easier said then done......I don't trust my inner voice......LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

april6263 · 9/27/2021 9:37 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
april6263 wrote:
CEK40 wrote:

Well hubby is out of quarantine on Thursday if he continues to be like he is now. I guess if I ever get my test back and it is ok then I think I still have to stay wearing a mask till Monday that is 14 days. unless I have a negative test.

April what did you have to do when you family had Covid...How was your quarantine?
it was 14 days when D had it....but when my hubby had it it was the 14 days for him and D (because he is unvaccinated ) and then the rest of us isolation was 5 days with no symptoms and a negative Covid test because we are vaccinated
It’s hard to know what to do or believe!! So many mixed signals!!!

yep.....we're still friends with all of our BMT nurses so I mostly listen to them more than the "officials"....LOL

JetmamaDiDi · 9/27/2021 9:38 pm

april6263 wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:
april6263 wrote:

nope....LOL....I don't believe Peta studies was part of our Maksology classes at that time.....LOL
Right......and we were too busy trying to get Maks and Meryl together. LOL!!!!!!!!!
LOL!!! we were way off on that one too....LOL....we apparently need to add Peta-ology to our studies at some point...LOL

LOLOLOL!!!

april6263 · 9/27/2021 9:39 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
april6263 wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:

Right......and we were too busy trying to get Maks and Meryl together. LOL!!!!!!!!!
LOL!!! we were way off on that one too....LOL....we apparently need to add Peta-ology to our studies at some point...LOL
LOLOLOL!!!

LOL!!!! I guess we also need to add Jenna-ology too....LOL