Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

Sorry to hear that Melody, hope you get better quickly. I guess I never realized how lucky I am to not be allergic to anything, at least nothing known so far. Not even seasonal allergies.

Traci_Ann wrote in post #17194190
Sorry to hear that Melody, hope you get better quickly. I guess I never realized how lucky I am to not be allergic to anything, at least nothing known so far. Not even seasonal allergies.

You are lucky!

I have the normal seasonal allergies, but they aren't too bad. Evergreen trees are something I avoid - itchy, rash, etc. Ginger makes me hurl for hours on end. Peppers range from a bad stomachache to spending a night puking. Aspirin makes me sick. And bee stings are definitely not a good reaction. But at least I know I won't die from one sting.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #17194229
You are lucky!

I have the normal seasonal allergies, but they aren't too bad. Evergreen trees are something I avoid - itchy, rash, etc. Ginger makes me hurl for hours on end. Peppers range from a bad stomachache to spending a night puking. Aspirin makes me sick. And bee stings are definitely not a good reaction. But at least I know I won't die from one sting.

Wow Melody, you ticked all the boxes for allergies. Take care and get better from this sting.

I may have a bunch of annoying allergies, but I have absolutely no problem with gluten or dairy!

I think I've developed an allergy to inmates.

Time to retire.

edit. Maybe it's an allergy to work.

Either way you should retire! I highly recommend it from almost two years of personal experience.

If I was single I woulda quit a while back. As it is I'll probably retire in early 2016. My wife is nervous about that, and would probably like me to keep plugging along 'till I drop.

I don't see doing this job after 60.

I get the part about being nervous, I had the same concerns when I retired, but now I see I should have done it 2 years sooner. I went out at 63.

LV Moose wrote in post #17195386
I don't see doing this job after 60.

I fully intend on pursuing male modeling after 60.

clay?

LV Moose wrote in post #17195432
clay?

No, Chet. Clay's my neighbor and doesn't have the body for husky senior modeling that I do.

Chet wrote in post #17195437
No, Chet. Clay's my neighbor and doesn't have the body for husky senior modeling that I do.

I'll be awaiting the images with bated breath.

Woolburr wrote in post #17195440

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Very peaceful, Dan.

LV Moose wrote in post #17195464
I'll be awaiting the images with bated breath.

I have 13 years to work on my inner, and outer beauty.

If my name was John Smith and I went on Ancestery.com I would be met with 92,147,415 listings. Where would a person even begin to start?