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re: Ben Sasse has stage 4 pancreatic cancer
Posted by SpaceCamp on 12/23/25 at 8:21 pm to KingOfTheWorld
KingoftheWorld, my husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in November. His tumor is also contained to his pancreas. He is doing four rounds of neoadjuvant chemo with the plan to have the Whipple procedure early next year. He had his first round of chemo yesterday.
Unfortunately, he lost his dad to pancreatic cancer in 2021 so we know how fast it can change.
Praying that you have good outcome.
Unfortunately, he lost his dad to pancreatic cancer in 2021 so we know how fast it can change.
Praying that you have good outcome.
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Meet Me in St. Louis is not technically a Christmas movie, but part of it is during Christmas with young Judy Garland singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." We watch it every year.
You mentioned Christmas in Connecticut. Miracle on 34th Street and White Christmas are also on our list every year.
I also love Holiday Inn. It's also not completely a Christmas movie, but it is so fantastic and funny. And it's where Bing Crosby first sang "White Christmas."
You mentioned Christmas in Connecticut. Miracle on 34th Street and White Christmas are also on our list every year.
I also love Holiday Inn. It's also not completely a Christmas movie, but it is so fantastic and funny. And it's where Bing Crosby first sang "White Christmas."
re: Nick Reiner- Diagnosed with Schizophrenia
Posted by SpaceCamp on 12/21/25 at 5:30 pm to SallysHuman
There was a case here where a son was abruptly taken off his medication for schizophrenia by a new doctor and ended up stabbing his father to death after having a hallucination. He was found not guilty by reason of insanity and is in a mental institution. I think the psychiatrist was held liable, but the details on that are fuzzy. He had been diagnosed many years prior and had been stable for several years, was married, and had a good job. The switch was apparently really abrupt because of the medication issue.
All that to say, if his medication wasn't working, he truly might not have been fully aware of what he was doing. I feel so bad for the whole family. The siblings lost their parents and their brother. I don't know how you even process that.
All that to say, if his medication wasn't working, he truly might not have been fully aware of what he was doing. I feel so bad for the whole family. The siblings lost their parents and their brother. I don't know how you even process that.
Tragic to hear especially if their son did it.
What's the difference between God and a surgeon?
God doesn't think he's a surgeon
God doesn't think he's a surgeon
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I feel like you could challenge this in court and get a settlement. It’s not illegal to sleep with coworkers in private business. I’m not sure how it’s legal to classify legal acts as fireable contractual offenses.
A CEO sleeping with his secretary isn’t getting fired for instance. Why is it different in education?
McDonald's, Intel, and Nestle have all fired their CEOs for having a sexual relationship with an employee which was consensual so yes, CEOs do get fired for this kind of thing.
David Phelps' version of O Holy Night blows Josh Groban out of the water, and I say that as a josh Groban fan.
A Christmas Toast by Bing Crosby. We had a cassette with it on it when I was a kid, and I just always loved it.
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It's ultimately a beautifully endearing journey between a father & his children.
"Let's Go Fly a Kite" makes me bawl for this reason. It's a happy song, but it represents the father finally being present for his children and just hits me.
Don't get me started on "Feed the Birds" such a powerful song. It apparently was Walt Disney's favorite song, and he often had the Sherman brothers play it and sing it for him.
re: In honor of Thanksgiving week, one of the greatest TV clips of all-time
Posted by SpaceCamp on 11/26/25 at 8:12 am to Wildcat98USA
Truly the greatest!
re: China’s Zhangjiajie Sky Ladder - World's Scariest Sky Ladder
Posted by SpaceCamp on 11/24/25 at 8:09 am to aTmTexas Dillo
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When we were up in Racine Wisconsin, me, my wife and two other couples climbed to the top of the lighthouse. When we stepped out to walk around the outside near the light, I turned around and walked right back in. My wife made fun of me.
I did the same thing at the Eiffel Tower this summer. I literally got off the elevator and got back in the line to go back down. It was open air and I could feel it moving. I can at least say I did it. ??
No. Just no. I thought I was gonna die at a local ropes course a few years ago even though it was only about 20 feet off the ground. This is like a real life nightmare.
None here. Mortgage paid off a few years ago and try to live debt-free.
I grew up really poor, and I have a strong need for financial security. Debt stresses me out.
I grew up really poor, and I have a strong need for financial security. Debt stresses me out.
re: Headed to Normandy
Posted by SpaceCamp on 10/30/25 at 4:54 pm to Hoovertigah
We visited there this summer. We went to Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and obviously the cemetery. We were chaperoning a group of students, and it was so great to see these young people taking the time to learn the truth about history, but it also hit home that many of the young men and those grades were the same age as those students.
At cemetery, we did a wreath laying ceremony and they played Taps and the Star-Spangled Banner. I get emotional just writing about it. Nothing can fully prepare you for the sights of all of those graves while listening to Taps.
While you're walking through Pointe du Hoc, one of the biggest brightest rainbows I've ever seen emerged over the cliffs. Once again, just a completely emotional moment.
Bring something with you to collect sand at Omaha Beach. Since we were with a group, we were only able to stay for a day. I wish we had more time.
At cemetery, we did a wreath laying ceremony and they played Taps and the Star-Spangled Banner. I get emotional just writing about it. Nothing can fully prepare you for the sights of all of those graves while listening to Taps.
While you're walking through Pointe du Hoc, one of the biggest brightest rainbows I've ever seen emerged over the cliffs. Once again, just a completely emotional moment.
Bring something with you to collect sand at Omaha Beach. Since we were with a group, we were only able to stay for a day. I wish we had more time.
re: Headed to Normandy
Posted by SpaceCamp on 10/30/25 at 4:54 pm to Hoovertigah
We visited there this summer. We went to Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and obviously the cemetery. We were chaperoning a group of students, and it was so great to see these young people taking the time to learn the truth about history, but it also hit home that many of the young men and those grades were the same age as those students.
At cemetery, we did a wreath laying ceremony and they played Taps and the Star-Spangled Banner. I get emotional just writing about it. Nothing can fully prepare you for the sights of all of those graves while listening to Taps.
While you're walking through Pointe du Hoc, one of the biggest brightest rainbows I've ever seen emerged over the cliffs. Once again, just a completely emotional moment.
Bring something with you to collect sand at Omaha Beach. Since we were with a group, we were only able to stay for a day. I wish we had had more time.
At cemetery, we did a wreath laying ceremony and they played Taps and the Star-Spangled Banner. I get emotional just writing about it. Nothing can fully prepare you for the sights of all of those graves while listening to Taps.
While you're walking through Pointe du Hoc, one of the biggest brightest rainbows I've ever seen emerged over the cliffs. Once again, just a completely emotional moment.
Bring something with you to collect sand at Omaha Beach. Since we were with a group, we were only able to stay for a day. I wish we had had more time.
As a pear-shaped woman, I am so glad wide-legged pants are back. They elongate my legs and make my body look proportional. They key is a fitted waist and fitted top. If someone wears a loose top, it just looks sloppy.
re: If you are reading this board, you owe it yourself to travel internationally
Posted by SpaceCamp on 10/15/25 at 1:33 pm to weagle1999
Why do you assume we haven't? Just because people disagree with a stance doesn't mean they aren't knowledgeable.
re: 47 has had an insane 24 hours & is still shooting the shite with the press
Posted by SpaceCamp on 10/14/25 at 6:17 am to hawgfaninc
He doesn't require a lot of sleep. I find people like that really fascinating because they all tend to be very accomplished.
My CEO is like that. He reads constantly and is just insanely knowledgeable. I had another friend like that...he was a music exec who ran marathons in his spare time.
My CEO is like that. He reads constantly and is just insanely knowledgeable. I had another friend like that...he was a music exec who ran marathons in his spare time.
re: Dr. Jane Goodall has died at 91 during her US speaking tour
Posted by SpaceCamp on 10/1/25 at 3:47 pm to fr33manator
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Why did I think she had been murdered in the jungle?
That was the gorilla lady.
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