Re: x-mas

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

 > From: http://www.juno.com/~bhavaniowl
 > Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2010 13:01:58 -0500
 >
 > OH F***ING Boy!. I know she can use the gift card and most recipients
 > wouldn't-- *'Don't look a gift horse in the mouth'...or brother. 
 > Yesterday, Saturday, Marnie was glad that you sent the gift card when I
 > told her that she had a Stop and Shop in Methuen.

Yeah.  It's 1.3 miles away from her, according to Google.

 > I think we will just give her the gift of movin' on...away from her
 > present apartment.

Oh.  Well, once my financial situation gets better, I can help out.

 > Ted leaves MGH tomorrow and instead of Spaulding, which is primarily
 > rehab, we thought we would have him settle into Bear Hill
 > http://bearhillrehab.com/. This is because he might stay on for long term
 > care.  I mentioned to Ted that if he likes the food maybe he wouldn't
 > mind staying there. This was after he said that he didn't want to leave
 > the Ma General Hospital -since the food was good.

There's nothing like good ol' fashioned hospital food.  Just like mom's
cooking.

 > Do you, Robert, really have fantasies of bullies? Reallly? Really.
 > Really.

Really!

 > More later.
 > MaMaBhavani
 > PS*Don't Look a Gift Horse In the Mouth: You determine a horse's age by
 > checking its teeth. If someone were kind enough to give you a horse for a
 > present, you shouldn't insult them by checking on its age first thing.
 > You should appreciate a gift no matter how old it is or what its value
 > may be. When it comes to gifts, "It's the thought that counts." .

I've always felt that it's the lack of thought that counts.