The best of times

Easy. 2330 is the best of times. It's when the whole family curls up on the couch to eat popcorn and watch Inuyasha.
 
Flying at 400 knots, 25,000 feet behind a Rolls Royce Merlin IV. My man driving, of course.
MG

Ps. My experience with the nonconstipated hippo was right up there, too, but I'd never tell Him that.
 
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Holding my newborn and nursing her;

Looking into her eyes for the first time and knowing that we are eternally bound to each other;

Weeping for joy;

Overwhelmed by the magnitude of the future before us.

:rose: b

or

when you pull on a pair of pants and they drop off because you have lost 20 pounds!
 
Re: Re: The best of times

MathGirl said:
Flying at 400 knots, 25,000 feet behind a Rolls Royce Merlin IV.

it might just be me, but gee that sounds dangerous...



redrider4u
amen to your thread dear. :)

today when i arrived at work i was assailed by 14 under 5s who decided they all wanted to be in the schoolroom first. (14 was the lunchtime group). now that was a good time. :)
 
this is a toughie...

was best four days ago when i was definitely not sick, no sickness involved in life at all, being able to breathe normally through my nose instead of mouth and not having lips as dry as sandpaper. yum. was the best of times.
 
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MathGirl said:
Flying at 400 knots, 25,000 feet behind a Rolls Royce Merlin IV. ...
Would that be a two seater Spitfire?
 
THE best ...

... was when someone I didn't know asked me to autograph their copy of my book.
 
I worked as a teacher at a school. During a break in my teaching schedule, I sat in the computer room, playing around, passing time until my next lesson. This boy I know, a tough but very sweet little 11-year-old, came in, tears in his eyes, looking for nother teacher. I asked him what was wrong. He explained that he had been having some problems with math, and another boy in class had teased him about it, and when he hit that boy, the teacher saw that, and threw him out of the classroom. He wasn't any good at math, the others always laughed at him...
I told him to come over to a table in the room, and have math with me. I taught him a special dividing trick I had learned in school, which makes dividing calculations much easier than the way they are taught nowadays. I made up some math problems for him to solve with this method, and he managed them all. He said what has come to be the nicest words I've ever heard anyone say:

"Aaawww... NOW I get it!"

I made up more and more difficult calculations, and he managed to solve them all.

"Look!" I told him. "I've made REALLY difficult math problems for you, and you've solved ALL of them! Don't ever think you're bad at math!"

The smile I got, still warms my heart.:heart: :heart: :heart:
 
1. Riding a 10 metre wave.

2. Being catapulted off a carrier.

3. Earholing country lanes on my Beesa.

4. Abseiling a 100 metre drop.

5. Holding the speed record for an assault course.

6. Riding a freshly washed elephant bare-back.

7. Racing my fiancee on horseback cross country.

8. Backpacking in the outback.


Wish I could do them now but the damage from trying to do 1,3 and 4 repeatedly now stops me. I fell off the wave, the bike, and the cliff. Oh yes, and the horse.

Og
 
a two seater?

Originally posted by snooper
Originally posted by MathGirl

Flying at 400 knots, 25,000 feet behind a Rolls Royce Merlin IV. ...
Would that be a two seater Spitfire?

It would clearly be a very long plane if the seats are 25000 feet behind the engine. So long, in fact, that it could even be a 7,000 seater.

I would imagine that the pilot has a very long joystick!

Octavian
 
deliciously_naughty said:
Having a student look at me and say "You're the best teacher ever"

was that best looking teacher?
 
A - Having dinner with a friend I hadn't seen in 20 years.

B - Spending time with my grandparents.

C - Having my mother come home from the hospital.

D - Finally getting rid of that *&^%!! kidney stone.
 
Best: Sauntering through the opposition defence after an outrageous sidestep and dummy to the line.
Worst: That tap tackle you didn't see coming landing you face down in the mud 5 metres from the tryline.

The Earl
 
TheEarl said:
Worst: That tap tackle you didn't see coming landing you face down in the mud 5 metres from the tryline.
Is that worse than having a perfectly good try disallowed because the ref was out of position and couldn't see who touched it down?
 
i thought this thread was for the BEST of times...and no worst's at all...?


ok well the sheer relief of giving birth to my baby, feeling her warm,soggy body laid in my arms has got to be up there

my husband proposing

my wedding day...it was all so perfect!

and i know there must be more*s*
 
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