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i heard this on the playground around the 3rd grade.

this man and his wife went to the doctor as she hadn't been feeling well.after examining her he comes out with a big smile on his face to annouce the couple were expecting a baby. (now this long before Ultrasounds) the next doctor visit came and he announce they were going to have twins.  BUT i have good news and i have bad news.  the good, one is going to be a doctor.  the bad the other is going to be a rock and roll singer.  (stupid doc, if he only knew the money the rock n roller would make).the couple was distressed.

I don't post to much here anymore BUT I wanna say something........

I miss the old site! I don't miss the drama but I miss how easy it was. The site is beautiful but it takes forever to download and its hard to find my old friends. I will always be thankful for the site as it brought me out of my shell and introduced me to the real world. I loved that I could hide here and make new friends which I did but I wanted to send a special note to a friend who never posts here anymore (S.O.D) (Shakes) His posts were GREAT!

I saw a 3x5 pic for sale on ebay with a dvd included. It had KR storytellers, KR and Hank Jr on CMT and Farm Aid. It was okay. It looked like a copy of a copy. The photo wasn't much either. I guess sometimes you get what you get. Least it didn't cost a lot. $15 total for it all with s/h. I will say it was definitely cool to see him with Hank. Wish the show that i saw that Hank was playing would have been anywhere near me except in Evansville....

I will be so glad when the day comes that Kid Rock puts out an official concert dvd. That totally captures what he does live.

http://rocknrolljunkie-rocknrolljunkie.blogspot.com/2011/10/michael-monr...

Here is a link to my latest concert review. Check it out if you like. If not please don't flag me. It is a hobby of mine and a passion. I do them when i see Kid Rock and all acts...

Peace out...

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 On November first 2011 my Father in law was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. He was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday February 7th barely concience. On Wednesday he slipped into a full coma, due to a high amonia level. Ted and I arrived at his bedside late Wednesday evening. He was given medecine to lower his amonia level and on Saturday he opened his eyes and was able to respond to voices. We got our children on the phone and let them speak and say what they needed to say to their Grandfather. On Sunday he seemed to take a bit of a turn for the worse.