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Yeah, that's exactly right. Uh-huh. But I think, let's see, the teams that were there last year were, see, somebody from California, I don't even know who won the pennant last year. Beats me. I mean, I know Yankees have won a lot games through the years. Yeah Not lately though We have been talking about this, I tried t...
Let's see. The teams that, I think the A's were in it last year. The Oakland A's, and I think it was, I don't think it was an all California baseball. Well, have you ever played baseball? I played softball. Well, that's what I did when I was growing up. Yeah. That was fun. Yeah, that's fun That's a whole different spor...
Do you ever go see the Rangers? Every once in a while I, I like to go on the nights when there's not anybody out there, not very many people out there. It's a lot more fun when your not fighting a crowd. Yeah. I think it's fun, I like just looking at the billboards. Yeah. sometimes when I, if you go out there during th...
and it's going to have little shopping centers in it and little like a lake or something running through it. And, uh, they're going to try to make it a real community center out there. And your going to be able to buy your, what was, no, wait about the liquor? That's, that's in, uh, Texas stadium where the football pla...
right. And it's going to go to the highest bidder Oh Well, that's the way to do it. Yeah, so that could be your, you know, fifteen minutes of fame. You hear that? That's my kids turning on their music. Oh. to child in the Holly turn it down. I think it's the Bart man, the Simpsons Oh, God I stay away from them. I wish ...
Oh, what's he teach? C V A E. Uh-huh. So, what do you do? I teach, but I teach for Dallas. Oh, you do? For right now. I'm trying to get out. Is that a tough system to be in? Uh-huh. Real hard? Uh-huh. Yeah, I would think it, I mean it's good because they, they try new things, you know, but it's like, they'll try someth...
That's typical bureaucracy though. That's, that's, I think it's going to be any where you go it's just worse in the bigger cities than it is in the smaller ones, Yeah. I don't know, sometimes the smaller ones are just as bad. Well, but they can't be though, they don't have as much money. Yeah, Most of the time. but the...
No communication whatsoever. No. I had them walk out of my class and not say their name anything, and I finally just got to where I go, okay, I'm Debbie Moore, you know, may I ask who you are and what you are in my classroom for, you know. Yeah. Because, you know, you never know where they are going what they'll report...
now my job's good, much better than a lot, because I'm Chapter One, Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah. and all I do is teach reading all day long, Oh. and it's just ten children at a time. Oh, well, that's not bad. No. It's good, and you've got a lot of federal money, too. But hasn't it changed a lot over the years? Teaching? Yeah. O...
and they go, we don't have one. We don't even know where one is. Oh, God And so I go, okay, I mean, you just, you did what you wanted to do, How funny. and now they tell you what to teach and how long and, you know, what day, what period. Yeah, you don't know which is, you don't know, which is worse. Yeah. No, I know w...
Yeah, and no, if you talk to ten then they come on and say, oh, you've extended your limit, and please say good-bye within the next five seconds. Oh, I haven't ever talked that long. Well, you know, I hadn't either till last night, I was talking to this retired administrator from Cleveland, Ohio, Uh-huh . and we starte...
and, uh, and she was telling me all her problems, you know, and it went over ten minutes. Did she, did she, did you all not talk about the topic at all? Well, yeah, we did, but the topic was boring I thought. Oh. What would you serve, uh, if you were having a dinner party? Oh, gosh, all the other, the one I talked abou...
No. You've got to go see that. The last one I saw was DANCES OF THE, WITH THE WOLVES, WOLVES. Yeah, we talked about that one too. And he, he said he didn't think it should have gotten all those awards, he thought it was too long but I, Oh, I enjoyed it. I did, too. I mean, it was just more for my money. Yeah. I didn't ...
It's, it's not, it's not too cool for kids. They usually pick their own. I bet they do. You know, they've got it all figured out. Yeah, they want to see all the horror movies. Well, and Ninja Turtles. Yeah, Ninja Turtles, got to have those. But most of the time really we watch them on the video. Oh, yeah, you that's, D...
Yeah. Of course, you have to get there early if you want to get anything, decent. I know in It's good when you go to Tom Thumb though and they're cheap and nobody has got them yet. That's true. Unbelievable That's true. We saw, um, HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS, tonight. Uh-huh. It was okay, it was kind of slow, and ...
no. No? I don't have the patience to read See I do that to make myself go to sleep at night. Yeah. Oh, my Mom and Dad read all the time. You saw FIELD OF DREAMS, right, a long time ago? Yeah, sure did. Well, I was reading the book, and it's called SHOELESS JOE. Oh, really? It was so wonderful. And then I was, um, I dec...
Shoeless Joe. Was it like the movie? Yes, Okay. quite a, quite a bit. But, you know, in the movie the guy was black, Right. he wasn't in the book, Huh. that's one difference. There really wasn't a lot of difference. I didn't, see I never even heard that there was a book tied in with that movie. That's interesting. That...
So, who's your, uh, favorite team? Who do you think? The Dallas Cowboys. The Dallas Cowgirls, huh. Yeah. Well, they did have a fairly decent year finally this year. Uh-huh. At least they're coming around. Yeah, they're going to get better. I mean, you know. Well I mean, you know, I think, uh, once Jimmy Johnson gets hi...
Okay. And they haven't been doing too hot, so. Yeah. Has Herschel Walker done much for them? No, in fact, in fact the Cowboys got the best end of that deal. Definitely. Well, he was a good player. I guess, well I don't know, he just never, I don't know, for a while there , I've never been over impressed with him. Well,...
is it Sammy Smith, or is it, Emmett Smith. Emmett Smith, yeah. Emmett Smith. he's been doing real good. I'm pretty impressed with him so far. Yeah. Did he, did he actually play in the Pro Bowl. I remember he was like a backup and then somebody got injured and he was supposed to go. I'm not sure. Yeah, I kind of, I have...
Minnesota Vikings, used to be the general manager starting the World Football League. Yeah. So, and and he was trying to keep, uh, uh, I can't even think of the guy's name, either, the coach of the Vikings. Um, I have no idea. Jerry Burns. No earthly idea. he was going to keep him as the coach somehow, but, uh, I don't...
I guess you can, Except I think the Cowboys are on the upswing I don't know about the Vikings Yeah. Just hadn't heard much about them lately. And the Cardinals were kind of like the in fact they were doing better than the Cowboys, and the Cowboy, Cowboys came on strong at the end of the season, and the Cardinals got ki...
Because now, now, you know, he had a shot and, and didn't look too good and so, no one's going to have much faith in him any more. Uh-huh. In fact, I think they're getting a different guy for a backup quarterback. I haven't, uh, I haven't kept up with it lately, but I remember reading something a few months ago about t...
Thirty day notice for what? Um, I'm done, where I work. Oh, really. So, anyway, I guess we can't talk much more about that, but I just thought I'd throw that in there What. Oh, okay, maybe I'll call you back after, after the recording is finished. Actually I think we have talked about football for five minutes. I can't...
Yeah. So other than the Vikings, who do you like? Um, actually, when I was younger, I was a Cardinal fan, too. Uh, oh. Remember Jim Hart? Jim Hart was playing. Terry Metcalf was on the Cardinals. This was a long time ago. Yeah. Um, I don't know who else I've ever. That's about it, I was always a Viking fan. I think I w...
Other than that, I mean, you know, when I've, you know, when you grow up in a city that has the, you know, one of the greatest football teams until the last few years, you kind of tend to get caught up in it. Yeah, well, the Cowboys were America's football team, Yeah. there's no question about that, so. Yeah, I mean it...
So they're banking on doing good next season. I think tickets are, Again. Yeah. What are they going up to, thirty bucks or something? Thirty, or thirty-two for really good tickets. See, they, they sectioned it out even more. They used to just have like, uh, first of all it was all one price. And then they sectioned it ...
Um, you know, I'm not sure, I'm not positive, I didn't, I didn't really think about that. I just remember trying to figure out where you could get that was real close to the good section but in the little bit cheaper. But, not that I'll ever go. I hadn't been to a Cowboys game, time, last time I went to the Cowboys gam...
I almost lost our electricity here . Oh. Okay. Um, what do you do this weekend? Well, uh, pretty much spent most of my time either in the yard or at nurseries buying stuff for the yard. Huh. Which is, what do you plan, have planned for your yard? Well, uh, we just bought our house, uh, last July, and it's, it, it, the ...
My wife and I, we live in Dallas too, so. Okay. Yeah, just what that area, we're planning on moving to Flower Mound, and we're going to be getting some wheel we're going to have to do a lot of lawn and garden work there. Yeah. Seems like it. Uh, the place we've been living at, it's, uh, we're, we're just leasing it. Th...
Right. It's a nightmare. But, um, I don't know what, what um, where you live is there a real high, uh, alkaline or ash content or, Yeah, it's pretty high actually it's done, uh, it's in the north end of Oak Cliff in, uh, Kessler Park area, Yeah, yeah. and, uh, we've got about, I know right where that's at. yeah, we've,...
it's, uh, a little aggravating, we can't, we can't put in anything too big, um, as far as, uh, shrubs and things like that because they've got to get a chance to find the, find the cracks in the rock. Golly. But, uh, Is it, is it limestone under, underneath? Yeah, it is. It's, it's solid limestone. How do you put trees...
Yeah. and, uh, I never really, messed with anything, uh, gardening or anything like that until now, but, uh, I, I keep hearing all the stories of, of different parts of town. In fact, uh, we even, we were at the farmers market yesterday and bought a few tomato plants and things like that, Uh-huh. and the first thing th...
that in fact, we put in some, uh, some more roses yesterday. Like what, um, what type roses? Uh, different, uh, a few different, uh, hybrid tea type varieties. Oh, hybrid teas. Yeah. Yeah, we, we have a few, uh, of the real short stem. They're they're kind of like the bush roses. Okay. But, uh, I don't know I think it'...
and the backyard has two great big, uh, spruce and, and an oak tree all about forty to fifty foot tall so the backyard is just complete dark all day long. Huh. And, uh, we're we're struggling to find something for those areas. Yeah. Have you, have you, uh, done, um, done a lot of tree surgeon work on your trees or not?...
but the, the way they behave. That's true. That's true. I don't know. But, uh, but, uh, what kind of, uh, what kind of, what kind of grass are you growing? It's, uh, bermuda. Bermuda. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I've, I've been trying, uh, uh, a mixture of, uh, the bermuda and the rye, Okay. but I may be working like a fescue in b...
But, uh, but, boy, once it gets over seventy, seventy-five degrees that, it just dries up, shrivels up and dies. Uh-huh. But anyway. Yeah, it's, uh, there's such a, there's such a difference, through the year. Uh, Yeah. My, my parents-in-law they're, they're building a house into the side of a hill, um, well, it's alre...
Oh, wow. It's beautiful, I mean, you can see the house from, you know, miles away, Uh-huh. but it's, you know, it's a pretty neat little job but, they save a lot of, they save a lot of energy Yeah. but just, uh, you know, for them, I mean, they, they're going to have to start gardening. It's going to be from the ground...
they have all the water they want, Uh-huh. they can, they can actually, they can pump water, I mean, they have to get permission but they can pump water up from the shore, Okay. but, uh, that's for like an additional, they have to pay like some kind of fee per year. Oh, okay. But, uh, they're, uh, right now though I th...
it seem like it be just the opposite when you get, Yeah. No, no, it's not it's, because even though it's far out there, it's just that Lake Greenbelt , you know, they have to, they, they try to do it just from the, selling the water. Uh-huh. But, um, the water usage, you know, they try to limit, even though there's thr...
they're about the smartest tree around. They don't, they don't even start growing until May, May or April, like after it's been raining for a few months. Yeah, that's true. That's true. They say the roots have developed so that's all they work on. Just a leafy, they don't do anything. Uh-huh. Yeah, that's something I'v...
And they did real fine during the summertime it's just, but during the fall when it stopped, when, uh, the rain let off just a little bit it, I mean, it just dried up. Yeah. And, uh, so I guess, it, these plants they just, they don't, it's like they remain ... Well, how, how do you feel about the immigration laws? At, ...
but I think we, uh, are more restrictive of the, uh, so called eastern, uh, European countries than we, uh, we should be. Of course, that's from my own bias since my ancestors from eastern Europe, so Oh. And, uh, so I think, uh, you know, the, uh, embargo we placed on the, uh, on the Russian Jews, although we of, uh, s...
Uh-huh. Oh, my so, I don't have any, any, uh, relatives that I am, or, or, uh, several generations back, that I am familiar with their names and how they fit into the family. They were all, they were all born here Uh-huh. so I don't have any real strong ties with any, with, with the immigration laws. I don't, because I...
I think they'd come here trying to find a new market for their, their brand of crime. Uh-huh. Well, you know, there's another aspect of this, too. They're also, uh, uh, diminishing the, uh, health restrictions which, I was not aware, aware of that. Well, yes. There are, were some, uh, regulations over, I don't know whe...
Okay Thanks. Thank you. Bye. Good-bye. Hi, how are you today? I'm great Good. Well as a matter of fact I'm, before we started this conversation I was working on my P C at home. Yeah. Do you have one? No, I don't have one at home. I work with one on, at work continually, you know, Yeah. but I do not have one of my own a...
actually it's a T I computer, but it is the I B M um, clone. Uh-huh. It's not the T I P C from back when. Right. From the oldies but the goodies. Right. It's probably pretty close to what I have, because I have the same kind of thing at work. I have a three eighty-six S X which is T I computer, but everything in, is in...
So I use it for that quite often. Uh-huh. We have, you know, used some of it for some personal things. We keep track of personal budgets and things like that on it. I, since it's tax season, I'm doing a lot of taxes, so I do a lot of, um, a lot of that work on it as well. I was amazed when I took our taxes to our tax p...
that's right. That's wonderful. I have often thought that, that having one at home would be neat. I just don't know if we would really use it that much. You know. We really, we we didn't decide to get one until I started working at home. Uh-huh. Then, you know, then, we thought, well we can use it for, you know, some p...
So. Right. She could just as easily do those things by hand. Yeah, just as quickly. Yeah. Now I know my boss has bought the software, um, that he can, that his checkbook is on, on on a disk, Uh-huh. and he goes in and and types his checks on the screen and then hits print, and they print out on the checks, and he's ord...
They go through just a continuous thing on the printer Right. and he ripped them off and stuck them in the envelopes and there they went. You know, and he said, you know, I can balance my checkbook in seconds, you know because it's all in the computer, you know. Right. So. And you know there's not going to be those add...
I have a four year old son, and we have some education programs that he likes. A little Sesame Street one Yeah, yeah, and we have another one that plays music, and he really likes that one. As he grows up he'll be even more and more too. That's right. That'll be great. And yeah, on, now I think about it, I guess for, f...
Well, yeah, I. She couldn't imagine going through college without a computer. Well I'm going through right now. I'm, you know, going part time in the evenings, and, you know, I do, yeah, everything has to be typed. I mean, they require it. You have to type it you know, Right. and, and so I'm up here, you know, nights a...
no, and they probably used to have it. I just finished a, a major research paper a couple of weeks ago, and I couldn't imagine not having that thing on a disk where I could go back in and move stuff around and change it. Uh-huh. I, I don't know what they used to do before they, Well, unfortunately in our family, my hus...
I mean, and then of course you have some changes to make, and do the whole thing over. You take out a sentence, on a computer you take it out, bleep, print it out, fine. Uh-huh. Take out a sentence on a piece of paper, You do the whole thing over. Right. That's right. You know, I remember when I was working in high sch...
and you typed it and that was it, and now, you know people just send it back over and over and over and over. That's probably one of the problems and frustrations that it's brought about, because people do feel like, Oh well, we can just change it. Well, we'll try this out and see what it looks like. Yeah. Yeah, use it...
I believe it. and it's like, you know, it's ridiculous and that was, that was the high week, but it's running about seventy which is still ridiculous to have to make changes to seventy percent of everything that she types. Uh-huh. Well, it's good that she does that, I mean, bring it to people's attention. Well, that's ...
You know so, Especially when they're in school, I think they would get a lot out of it. Oh, I do too, I do too. The on line encyclopedia just sounds wonderful, you know, that sounds like such a great idea, you know, it'd be kind of fun to be able to play with it. So. I know, my father had a P C, and when we were in hig...
It was like a long distance phone call. Ooh. So, we were each limited to like twenty minutes a day, you know, so. Ooh, that still could add up. Oh it added up big. Well, you know, we, my parents were divorced and so the time we were like visiting our father in the summer time, you know, so he felt like he could splurge...
Bye-bye. Bye. Okay. Well, First of all, I want to tell you I have two little kids, but they're not in public school yet. I, I get, I get that experience starting next fall with kindergarten. Ah. Yeah. Yeah. So you haven't really, uh, dealt with that in a sense. No. But, uh, being one of these late in life mothers, I've...
Such as? Uh, well, just over the years there were situations that, uh, uh, came up that I didn't think were fair or handled correctly or the teachers didn't seem to be teaching anything. Of course, it's a little hard to tell from the information that you get from your child, you know. Uh-huh. They, they bring things ho...
That's pretty interesting because just, just because you know a subject matter doesn't mean you can teach it. Right Right. And even if I knew how to teach the subject matter, I don't know if I'd know how to handle that kind of a, a group of kids. Oh, yeah. In fact, I think that's, that's one of the big problems today ...
My God, I think it would be next year is what I'd read. I thought, well, how do you, how do you weed those out? Yes. Some of those certainly have a lot of difficulties, you know, with, uh, all sorts of things, and I would imagine their learning disabilities are quite large in some cases. When I was listening to N P R, ...
Do some things that are totally different and unheard of. Well, you know, you, you sit here and you think about that. At the same time you think, God, I hope I don't sound like a stage mother because, right now if you ask my friends put twenty mothers in a room and ask them how many have gifted children, you're going ...
Uh, in fact, one of the incidents I was thinking of that my son had. Uh, he was struggling with senior English and I had a meeting with the, uh, vice principal and the English instructor, and, uh, she showed me a paper that he had just handed in. And she told me what she had requested. And I read it and while it had, y...
Can they convey the data verbally or in writing. And that's what's, you know, really scary to me. Uh, I would really, you know, there's such a, a push among young mothers these days to make sure their child is computer literate. I would really think that they should be stressing more can the kid write a thought and at ...
but he, you know, he's, really does need the basic skills. And they put him through six months of composition writing in addition to all his electronic training. And at that point, he has now graduated from warfare electronics school with honors. Oh. This is the kid who, who really, you know, barely made it through hi...
and, and part of me says I just would like to, you know, shut my eyes and pretend it doesn't, you know, go on Or send them to private schools And then the, you know, the old social conscience says, you know, I'm not working, I don't need to work. Maybe I should volunteer to, you know, teach what I know. Yeah. Maybe adu...
I see. It's a long skinny one and, Yeah, you do a lot more area than I do. I've, all the rest of my yard, backyard is, uh, you know, pool and decking it's all the dirt I have, left in my backyard Oh, I see. Yeah. I see. Well, I I enjoy fiddling around. It's cheap entertainment. Right. Right. Yeah, it's nice to get out ...
That's right. Yeah. but, uh, sometimes I, I said, I sometimes I wish I had more space you know. I enjoy, Excuse me, go ahead. Uh-huh. I grow a lot of things, a lot of food. Uh-huh. And sometimes I, I want to plant something, there's not enough room to plant. Some of those things like, uh, you know, the things that vi...
They, they just run all over, the place, don't they, They do. Well, it was very good it just takes up, you know, like you say, a lot of your garden area. Right. Right. It's the first and only time I've done that. We don't do anything exotic we just do, oh, tomatoes, bell peppers, radishes and turnips, I mean, not turni...
Did you really? The first one, they started them indoors this time. I read it, Oh, I see. And so I, Okay. We don't start anything indoors we, just wait until, you know, the weather warm enough to stick it in the ground. Yeah. I, uh, I guess you can get an earlier harvest by doing that, Probably so. Yeah, you can get a ...
Oh, yeah. Yeah, I enjoy it. I come home from work and, and I usually say hello to wife and kids, and then go out and fiddle, you know, just walk around the yard and inspect it Sure. You got to inspect it, yeah. and the kids want to swing, Sure. and I push them on swing. Sure. And I I mow my own lawn. Yeah. And I do, I ...
Oh how, and boy, it is really nice, Oh. it sure beats dragging hoses around. Yeah, you can have it come on just early in the morning. And, and off by the, you know, by the time you're up and about. That's right. That's right. It's really nice. Yeah. I, I usually get it started for my wife Uh-huh. and I, and she moves i...
I had a lawn service to do my yard for me during the real hot summer months, you know, until I retired Uh-huh. and now I, I've lost my excuse for that so I have to for the last couple of years I've done it myself. Yeah. Sometimes I wish I could get one of these, uh, chemical services to come, out and spray for weeds, a...
now, boy, I really need to get out, you know, and apply something, you know, and I screw around and don't do it or wait too long or something. Right and the weed come up, That's right. and all of a sudden you've got to do something else. That's right. I'm, I'm kind of bad about that. Yeah. I enjoyed having a lawn servi...
That's right. When they, when they switch to, switch, Yeah. when we get an hour more, Yeah. when they rollback an hour. That's coming up here pretty soon. Is it this weekend? I don't know. It's pretty soon. I really don't know. It just seems like I here it on the news the day before. Yeah. And, uh, I, I think it's comi...
I, I don't use, I, I seldom use anything harsher than seven dust, you know. Uh-huh. I don't really like to put a lot chemicals on it but then, again, I don't want the bugs eating it upping either. Right. Right. I, I, it seems like they come in spurts. Uh-huh. One year I didn't put anything on and I didn't have any prob...
Uh-huh. That's right. they devoured it that quickly. Absolutely. They really go through it, And, they, they, have a, you, a good appetite they really do. Yeah. And they would, you know, I, I picked off like twenty of them and, You know cutworms will do the same thing to your tomato vines too. yeah. Boy, they'll strip, ...
So, if I see any signs I'm going to spray them, Yeah. and, uh, I did something a little bit different this year that I haven't done before, I've got, my garden is shaped that I can, it's kind like this, uh, box shape, so I got four pieces of two by twelve and joined them together and just made a box. And put in a whole...
And, uh, I had sandy loam hauled in. I had a dump truck come and dump it. Uh-huh. On my driveway, I guess, that's what they do and then, I had to wheel barrow it in. Yeah, Right. But, uh, you know, you can improve your own soil there Uh-huh. but the Texas soil isn't the greatest, gardening soil. That's right, you, you ...
Uh-huh. Do you have, do you have a rotor tiller? No. I don't, I did it by hand, Small enough, you have a, just do it by hand? Uh-huh. Yeah. It wasn't too much of a job, really. Yeah. Yeah. Like I say it's just, Yeah. I'd like to get one of these little small ones, that you see in all these gardening magazines. Uh-huh....
Yeah. My neighbor across the street has one. He always uses it to dethatch his lawn, Uh-huh. I see him out there, Yeah. and I guess it has a thatcher attachment to it. It might be handy, Yeah. Yeah. They're pretty neat little, I've never seen one. I have a friend who has one and, and he lets me, you know, no problem bo...
Yeah. That would be neat, sure. That would be nice. We've had a garden, gosh, for years and years and years, of some size, you know, Uh-huh. I can't remember a year when we didn't have one of some kind. What have you got growing right now? Uh, got, you know tomatoes that are starting to bloom Uh-huh. and, uh, I've got ...
what kind, excuse me. what kind of onions do you grow? Do you grow those, those ten, fifteen Y? Yes, I've for the first time we planted them this year. Oh, they, they are the best. Yeah. We tried to find them last year, we screwed around and waited too long and I couldn't find a nursery that had any of them left. Uh-hu...
Yeah. I, uh, those onions, I think, we, we planted like twice as much this year because, you know, we got, onions and they lasted from, you know, about when you harvest them about a month from now or so, or six weeks, from now, until, until like October, Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Yeah. and, uh, we really missed them when...
Yeah. One nice thing with onions and, and bell peppers at least you can chop them and freeze them if you have, you know, too many. Right. Right. We froze a lot of peppers. We let some turn red. Yeah. Uh-huh. We did that too, And some we do green and then my wife puts them on pizzas. And, and chops them up in recipes an...
We've tried it, before Oh. and nope, we haven't had much luck with it we're going to try it again this year. Yellow peppers, huh. They have some little buds on them hopefully they'll do something. Yeah. Sounds like you have a real good garden. Yeah. We enjoy fooling around with it. Just let me see what I got, I got the...
We used to do it at home when I was a kid, had a huge garden. Oh, the potato, They were, they're delicious but they, you don't get, seem to get that much for the space, Uh-huh. they, they do. It takes a, yeah, it does take some space. Some beet, uh, potatoes Yeah. and I've got some tomatoes still growing, in, in contai...
yeah. We've got some good, um, um, Hybrid Burpee uh uh, pickler cucumbers Uh-huh. and we're going to try to see if we can pickle our own That will be neat, yeah. Absolutely, they're expensive. I know it. I said, why are they so expensive they're just a bunch of little cucumbers, you know? I don't know unless it, labor ...
and, That's interesting. Well. Well, I'll let you go it's, All right. Okay, are you on an exercise program now or, Yeah, I exercise pretty regularly. Uh-huh. I lift weights quite a bit. Uh-huh. Um, I run occasionally. Let's see what else do I do. Play golf some, and I work out on a, on a hanging bag. I'm brown belt in ...
How about you. Um, the only exercise program I'm doing right now is walking. Uh-huh. I've got a nine month old, and I'm four months pregnant with my second, and so, at the time, walking seems to be the best. It's something I can do with her, plus, um, doesn't tax me too physically. Uh-huh. I have enjoyed aerobics in th...
it's nice to do it together, too, I guess. Uh-huh. My husband and I use to walk together, but our schedules don't coincide as well as they used to, and so, we very seldom get together to walk but, when you, when you work out, do you pretty much do it on your own schedule, or do you go to groups or, I, I do it on my own...
and I use that sometimes too. Uh-huh. It's a little more convenient, but, you're, I guess you're not as dedicated if you don't drive over to do it. I guess it depends on the person, depends on how motivated you are. Uh-huh. Because my husband used to work out three days a week with, uh, at the Texas Instruments gym. Uh...
Uh-huh. And we, I have two friends, that we walk. They have babies that are about the same ages as, as mine, and we've been walking every morning at, going when it was cold we would go to the mall because you can't take the babies out very easily. Yeah. So we, when we go, we have about, do about fifteen miles a week, b...
I exercised pretty well up until I found, uh, until I was pregnant, and I started having pains. So I've calmed down everything except, I was working out doing aerobic exercises as well as the, um, walking, Yeah. And I had to stop the aerobics because it was just kind of painful. But the T I rec center has an aerobics p...
well, then I don't know how much you've been through it, but I think parts of it made a lot easier. And, I've talked to a lot of ladies that exercise with one pregnancy and didn't with the other, and they said that they had that the one they had exercised with was three or four times easier. Really. And we've, I had, h...
It's kind of fun because with the first pregnancy all the other ladies except one were on their first pregnancy, and they would talk about exercise and just general things relating to the birthing process. And so for us it was educational as well as exercise beneficial. So, At least its something you enjoy. I know a lo...
I hope your baby goes well comes out well. Thanks. Yours too. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Okay, well what do you think? Well, I'm kind of leaning towards, I don't know, I'm thinking about what, from one to ten what my no would be. It would probably be somewhere closer to, uh, less control because I don't see, I'm not a member of...
That's true. It's not a big deal for them to go. If they're can check your drivers license every time you get a ticket, you know, I mean, they should be able to go back and find out if you've had any kind of psychiatric record, armed, you know, felony record. Right. That's true. any of that kind of stuff. And, it seems...