Re: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

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Sharon I am so sorry you are feeling so bad. You have every right to complain.

You do more than your share when you are feeling ok. Shame on all of them for

not pitching in to help. You are in my prayers.

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> I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

>

> I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick

> since

> Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had

> Cedar

> Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of

> the

> grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick.

>

>

> I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or

> gramma

> is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed

> and

> read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking

> the

> meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c,

> then

> complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even

> carry in

> her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her " I want to warn you --I'm

> very short

> on sympathy today. " Here's another complaint... last night no one could

> be

> bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went

> off to

> bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening

> chores.

> This morning I told everyone " I hope you don't mind eating the food I put

> away

> with my sick hands. " I got kind of a shocked look because I usually

> don't say

> anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son

> and his

> wife.

>

>

> I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone

> and I

> came to my friends here on the group.

>

>

> hugs

>

>

> Sharon

> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

> spelling and

> grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

> be

> considered flaws or defects.

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They should know better, and should be more compassionate and HELP you. Why not try this...DON'T enable them! Don't automatically cook, make THEM do some of or ALL of the cooking while you are sick. Take to your...YOUR...bed and stay there! They will HAVE to do it if they want to eat!

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-- I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or gramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warn you --I'm very short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... last night no one could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope you don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of a shocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone and I came to my friends here on the group. hugs

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Awww, Sharon! You have my sympathies big time my friend! I am SO sorry you are so sick. The grandkids are taking advantage it seems.I'm glad you confronted them about the leftovers not being put away. They need to be held accountable.I hope you get better REALLY soon!love to you,KateTo: Group

<mserslife >Sent: Sat, March 26, 2011 3:26:15 PMSubject: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or gramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warn you --I'm very

short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... last night no one could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope you don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of a shocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone and I came to my friends here on the group. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and

grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Sounds like them " chilrin " need a clue-by-4! Get yourself a sandwich and a

good book, and go back to bed!

Get better quikest!

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I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

 

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad.  I've been sick since

Wednesday night.  It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had

Cedar Fever from the blooming trees.  But I am positive it's a cold.  One of

the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. 

I'm going to complain a little here.  Have you ever noticed when mom or

gramma is sick they still do stuff?  But when the kids are sick they lie in

bed and read???  I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and

cooking the meals.  Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a

vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins)

to even carry in her dirty dishes.  I faced her and told her " I want to warn

you --I'm very short on sympathy today. " Here's another complaint... last

night no one could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. 

Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about

helping with evening chores.   This morning I told everyone " I hope you

don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands. "   I got kind of a

shocked look because I usually don't say anything.  I do say stuff to the

grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. 

I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol  I had to complain to someone and

I came to my friends here on the group. 

hugs

 

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

be considered flaws or defects.

 

 

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A clue-by-4!!!

I LOVE it!!!!

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-- I'm a sicko (and a complainer) I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick sinceWednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I hadCedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One ofthe grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom orgramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie inbed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes andcooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and avitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins)to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warnyou --I'm very short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... lastnight no one could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about abouthelping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope youdon't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of ashocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to thegrandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone andI came to my friends here on the group. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects.

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Hi Sharon,......so sorry to hear you are ill and your 13 year old is too. :-( You probably have your own remedies you use to treat colds, but one I do is to keep vasoline or Vicks on my nostrils so they don't get so sore from blowing my nose so much. I also use DCT made from Blistix and it really works well. Its a lip moisturizer vasoline type of product. It keeps my lips from getting dried out and one day I put it on my nostrils when I had a cold and it really helped.

Today someone needs to make you some CHICKEN SOUP! I think our kids get so use to us as being the chief cook and bottle washers that they don't ever think we won't continue to be that way no matter what. I know my kids were like that with me. Mom always took care of everything. I finally told them and everyone else who came to my house they were going to have to fend for themselves, and HELP us [because dad can't do it all anymore either] more. Sometimes they have to be reminded. I even have little Christian [2] helping, and his mama [Tina] makes sure he picks up his toys before they leave.

I'll keep you in my prayers that this cold is short lived. and..........you came to the right place to complain. God knows you've listened to all of us plenty of times, which I am thankful for! :-)

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Hugs and love, Jackie

Subject: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)To: "Group" <mserslife >Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 12:26 PM

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or gramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warn you --I'm very short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... last night no one

could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope you don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of a shocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone and I came to my friends here on the group. hugs

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Thanks Jackie. I knew I could complain to all of you:) I appreciate the prayers.... a LOT.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sun, March 27, 2011 7:18:14 AMSubject: Re: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

Hi Sharon,......so sorry to hear you are ill and your 13 year old is too. :-( You probably have your own remedies you use to treat colds, but one I do is to keep vasoline or Vicks on my nostrils so they don't get so sore from blowing my nose so much. I also use DCT made from Blistix and it really works well. Its a lip moisturizer vasoline type of product. It keeps my lips from getting dried out and one day I put it on my nostrils when I had a cold and it really helped.

Today someone needs to make you some CHICKEN SOUP! I think our kids get so use to us as being the chief cook and bottle washers that they don't ever think we won't continue to be that way no matter what. I know my kids were like that with me. Mom always took care of everything. I finally told them and everyone else who came to my house they were going to have to fend for themselves, and HELP us [because dad can't do it all anymore either] more. Sometimes they have to be reminded. I even have little Christian [2] helping, and his mama [Tina] makes sure he picks up his toys before they leave.

I'll keep you in my prayers that this cold is short lived. and..........you came to the right place to complain. God knows you've listened to all of us plenty of times, which I am thankful for! :-)

{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

Hugs and love, Jackie

Subject: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)To: "Group" <mserslife >Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 12:26 PM

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or gramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warn you --I'm very short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... last night no one

could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope you don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of a shocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone and I came to my friends here on the group. hugs

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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It's good of you to complain. This is your "safe" zone!Dan U dao_nguu@...

To: mserslife From: wobbletowalk@...Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 12:26:15 -0700Subject: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here.

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It's good of you to complain. This is your "safe" zone!Dan U dao_nguu@...

To: mserslife From: wobbletowalk@...Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 12:26:15 -0700Subject: I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here.