The Shed 15

a reply to: jacygirl

Moo!

I forgot to post in here. SO, Folks of the Shed (that's FOTS for short) I have posted a new episode of Falling. As always you may use the signature link to get to the beginning of the story, or you can use this link to go directly to the new post:
Falling: An Epic Fantasy - The Feast of Commencement

ETA: Seriously?!? Didn't I get paged like 342 times yesterday?

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

shlaw is trashing my car, piece by piece...Lucid is giving me attitude about taking the donuts...and you are being 'paged'?

I'm confused.

But thanks to you 3, I have now become a reader instead of a writer.
I can't seem to write without Sophie anyways, so maybe it's time for me to just relax and enjoy the words of others for a while.

Actually, now that I think about it...it's nice to have some stuff to read while I'm without wheels.
So...thank you.
Now leave me alone, I'm reading.

a reply to: jacygirl
Oh come on, now, Jacy. The pixies can fix the car, getting paged is my problem, and you are perfectly capable of dishing Lucid's attitude right back at him in spades - er, donuts. Eclairs?

BEAR CLAWS!!

eep!

someone needs alone time... c'mon guys!


*** tosses Jacy out the window***

a reply to: jacygirl

Like I said. Impossible.
(ETA I'm just kidding by the way Jacy)

originally posted by: shlaw
eep!


*** tosses Jacy out the window***

I WILL find you!!!

Ooh! A bear claw!!

Hi all !

Hope all is well in shedville.

After 3 months, my wife finally went to the doctor for her headaches and all it took was a prescription for 800 mg ibuprofen.

On another note, I have a dear friend who has become homeless and I have no means to help him. I will not mention any names, but he is sort of a big name on here. Wish there was a way to help him.

a reply to: jacygirl

I figured you and your sidekick would appreciate this:

Thelma and Louise
Release date
May 24, 1991

That's today if you couldn't figure that out.

This is part one of a story that I have been writing all day based on a dream I had.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: LookingForABetterLife
This is part one of a story that I have been writing all day based on a dream I had.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Hi LFABL- Your story is written so well it's hard to believe it's your first!

This part reminded me of Jacy's car:

As cars and trucks are no longer mass-produced the only vehicles
we saw were ones made from parts and pieces of older ones. This made
for a variety of different looking vehicles.

Keep up the outstanding writing!

a reply to: Groot

Glad to read that your wife is doing better. I wish you the best of luck in finding ways that your homeless friend can get some help.

Hello Friends!

Groot, I too am glad your wife is doing better. How tragic for your friend to be homeless. Hopefully, he will find a way to pull himself out of the situation he is in.

Hello Blue! Intriguing story! I'm glad you wrote it and am looking forward to reading more.

Hello Shlaw if you are still here!

Sees Mason. Well aren't you patriotic looking today? Don't be stealing our rum or anything now ya hear?

Jess, my sweet Girl, I am so sorry they had to move the date for Paul's surgery. If that were me, my anxiety would be through the roof as I would want it done and over with. Oh well, as Syx always says, "It is what it is." You know we will all be here to try and keep you calm and make you smile and give you lots of love.

a reply to: Groot

I've been in that boat before and would be glad to give said friend some tips and pointers about being on the streets.

I have another message from our mighty Dragon Guardian Syx. He wants me to tell everyone that he says Hello!

Knowing Syx, I know it is said with much love and that he misses us all. I stole this pic from him because it reminds me of my dragon named Storm

I am fighting insomnia and loving reading through the day to day chit chat.
Shep /Jacy the pages responses have me snorting my water. Just what I needed at 2am

Shlaw did you really toss her? Please tell me someone got that on video! May I have a copy of the story? Tuesday (hmpf) I will be in great demand of reading material and Shep' s horded story will only last so long.

NightStar [[[HUGS]]] Thank you!

And ***squishy hugs*** to anyone I missed

a reply to: Martin75

*Walks up looking like a seedy merchant complete with trenchcoat*

Pssst! Yeah, you!

*Looks around furtively*

I heard you're in the market for...

(Whispers) stories?

*Opens the coat to reveal a bunch of sparkly globes that contain different colored light*

Just popping in to say hi.

Blue skies & sunshine AGAIN here in Scotland... This is getting SERIOUS.


I'm away at a music festival this (long) weekend, so probably wont be around from Fri-Mon.

...grabs a coffee and...pinches a... don.u...... hang on????? Where are all the doughnuts???

Good Morning my beautiful Shedigans! This morning finds me at my work desk again, NOT the plan I had this morning but “It is what it is”.

So, as much as I HATE that his surgery got moved, it eases my mind. I work in a hospital, I know what happens to staffing on a holiday and it was worrying me. I was worrying about what would happen if something went wrong, would his doc be in down? Would the regular staff be available? So at least this way all the partying should be out of the way….gotta find the silver lining.
And I have to tell you about Paul’s nurse. Right before we hung up she told Paul, go home and take you a stiff shot of whisky, it will help!

a reply to: Martin75

Good morning Everybody!
Only came to lurk for a while, but Marty is here (and she brought donuts)!

Marty girl,
*hugs*

I'm sure you're not thrilled about having to wait now, but what you wrote about hospitals and holidays is true indeed. I actually feel in my gut that Tuesday is a much better day for Paul's surgery. (I get gut feelings about people, you know that whole 'empath' thing! but I'm usually right!)

I will relate to you with this experience of my own.

My friend (with the colostomy) had surgery scheduled for Dec. 23 last year because her stoma had prolapsed and needed to be shortened. They told her to pack for a week in the hospital, and that's where she would be spending Christmas.

They actually released her the next day, Christmas Eve...with no pain medication and no prescriptions. By Christmas Day morning, she was in severe pain and having really bad skin reactions. Of course everything was closed, and even the home care nurses were not available. I went to stay with her and try to help.

When the holiday shut-downs were over and her visiting nurse came to check on her, she admitted that my friend had been released too early (should have been watched for infection)...and that they want minimal patients in the hospital over Christmas because many of the staff are gone. (hospital was in another large city, an hour away)

So, to end this I just want to say that I think it's good that his appointment has been changed, and hopefully you can both relax a little and accept that this is a much better scenario...full staff and they're all hopefully refreshed and ready!!
Much love,
jacy