Ka-tet Cantina 2020

FlakeNoir

Thinking of you @doyoulove19 I hope you and your family are doing okay, it's a very difficult and painful change in the family dynamic. 💜 

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doyoulove19

FlakeNoir said:

Thinking of you @doyoulove19 I hope you and your family are doing okay, it's a very difficult and painful change in the family dynamic. 💜 

Thank you, Flake!  We are all doing ok, and will get by with laughter and tears.  

Back to the work grind, and just a few more school days for the kiddo, then a busy summer, so lots of distractions.   

Wishing you all a great week ahead!  ((Tet))

FlakeNoir

doyoulove19 said:

FlakeNoir said:

Thinking of you @doyoulove19 I hope you and your family are doing okay, it's a very difficult and painful change in the family dynamic. 💜 

Thank you, Flake!  We are all doing ok, and will get by with laughter and tears.  

Back to the work grind, and just a few more school days for the kiddo, then a busy summer, so lots of distractions.   

Wishing you all a great week ahead!  ((Tet))

It's good to hear from you, I'm glad you're doing okay and I hope you'll have a safe and happy summer. 😊

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doyoulove19 said:

FlakeNoir said:

Thinking of you @doyoulove19 I hope you and your family are doing okay, it's a very difficult and painful change in the family dynamic. 💜 

Thank you, Flake!  We are all doing ok, and will get by with laughter and tears.  

Back to the work grind, and just a few more school days for the kiddo, then a busy summer, so lots of distractions.   

Wishing you all a great week ahead!  ((Tet))

...you are in our hearts here at the Roller Ranch darlin'....big Scotty hugs for everybody....

Hedda Gabler

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  (((all in need or not)))

Kurben

Tomorrow is the national day of Sweden. It is held in memoration of the same day in 1523, almost 500 years ago, when Gustav I had his coronation. He is seen as the father of modern Sweden. He throw out the Danes, abolished the catholic faith and made new laws that made sure that the succession would go to his sons regardless of what the nobles thought. He was not exactly a mild father of the country but he did stabilize a very unstable Sweden at that time. He could be ruthless, no king survived in those times if they werent, and the uprisings against him, often supported by the danes, was broken down and the leaders killed. All in all you must call him a very competent ruler even if he used hard measures. He did not like the danes, his mother and sister died in a danish prison and his father was beheaded by a danish king in 1520 so he had good reason.

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Kurben said:

Tomorrow is the national day of Sweden. It is held in memoration of the same day in 1523, almost 500 years ago, when Gustav I had his coronation. He is seen as the father of modern Sweden. He throw out the Danes, abolished the catholic faith and made new laws that made sure that the succession would go to his sons regardless of what the nobles thought. He was not exactly a mild father of the country but he did stabilize a very unstable Sweden at that time. He could be ruthless, no king survived in those times if they werent, and the uprisings against him, often supported by the danes, was broken down and the leaders killed. All in all you must call him a very competent ruler even if he used hard measures. He did not like the danes, his mother and sister died in a danish prison and his father was beheaded by a danish king in 1520 so he had good reason.

Hedda Gabler

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Kurben said:

Tomorrow is the national day of Sweden. It is held in memoration of the same day in 1523, almost 500 years ago, when Gustav I had his coronation. He is seen as the father of modern Sweden. He throw out the Danes, abolished the catholic faith and made new laws that made sure that the succession would go to his sons regardless of what the nobles thought. He was not exactly a mild father of the country but he did stabilize a very unstable Sweden at that time. He could be ruthless, no king survived in those times if they werent, and the uprisings against him, often supported by the danes, was broken down and the leaders killed. All in all you must call him a very competent ruler even if he used hard measures. He did not like the danes, his mother and sister died in a danish prison and his father was beheaded by a danish king in 1520 so he had good reason.

Yes scott? And your point is?   🤣😜

Hedda Gabler

Happy national day of sweden! Are there any traditional things you do?

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Hedda Gabler said:

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Kurben said:

Tomorrow is the national day of Sweden. It is held in memoration of the same day in 1523, almost 500 years ago, when Gustav I had his coronation. He is seen as the father of modern Sweden. He throw out the Danes, abolished the catholic faith and made new laws that made sure that the succession would go to his sons regardless of what the nobles thought. He was not exactly a mild father of the country but he did stabilize a very unstable Sweden at that time. He could be ruthless, no king survived in those times if they werent, and the uprisings against him, often supported by the danes, was broken down and the leaders killed. All in all you must call him a very competent ruler even if he used hard measures. He did not like the danes, his mother and sister died in a danish prison and his father was beheaded by a danish king in 1520 so he had good reason.

Yes scott? And your point is?   🤣😜

....awwwwww stuff it!.....

Kurben

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Neesy

TGIF - hope everyone is doing well

Not much going on here today (as usual) but I will be going outside to the garden to see how all the plants are doing

Might even take the new lawn mower for a spin

p.s. I planted some daisy seeds - it made me think of Sunny @sunny99

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Kurben

I planned to watch the nordic derby, Denmark-Finland, in the Euro that is played now but somehing funny turned into something real scary when the big Danish star Christian Eriksen suddenly fell down. His heart had stopped. It was touch and go for awhile but they managed to get it going again and took him to hospital. After that Football (what some call Soccer for some reason) seemed unimportant. Only hope that he gets better and find out why this happened. It was very scary to watch! 

FlakeNoir

Kurben said:

I planned to watch the nordic derby, Denmark-Finland, in the Euro that is played now but somehing funny turned into something real scary when the big Danish star Christian Eriksen suddenly fell down. His heart had stopped. It was touch and go for awhile but they managed to get it going again and took him to hospital. After that Football (what some call Soccer for some reason) seemed unimportant. Only hope that he gets better and find out why this happened. It was very scary to watch! 

How awful, I'm sorry you got a fright seeing this Kurben. 
I've checked online and he seems to be awake and stable as of a couple hours ago thank goodness. 

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....I am glad he survived....these are not uncommon incidents in sports sadly....healthy as a horse-then "BAM" the pump blows....several scenarios are possible: cardiomyopathy, cardiomegaly, myocarditis, other congenital defects.....he should retire from the pitch and count himself lucky....

Kurben

They don't know what was behind it but all participants in the Euros has to have gone through thorough healthchecks including the heart. But obviously a thing like that can lie dormant for many years and miss all the checks and then suddenly occur. But yeah it would probably be the wise thing to do now when they know about it. He's going through tests at the hospital to figure out what was behind it.

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...I wish him well....and a long life....

Hedda Gabler

Kurben said:

They don't know what was behind it but all participants in the Euros has to have gone through thorough healthchecks including the heart. But obviously a thing like that can lie dormant for many years and miss all the checks and then suddenly occur. But yeah it would probably be the wise thing to do now when they know about it. He's going through tests at the hospital to figure out what was behind it.

Did they figure out what happened and why?

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Hedda Gabler said:

Kurben said:

They don't know what was behind it but all participants in the Euros has to have gone through thorough healthchecks including the heart. But obviously a thing like that can lie dormant for many years and miss all the checks and then suddenly occur. But yeah it would probably be the wise thing to do now when they know about it. He's going through tests at the hospital to figure out what was behind it.

Did they figure out what happened and why?

...he had a heart attack, and was clinically dead before resuscitation efforts brought him back....most recent stories I can find are 2-3 days old and essentially say they have no idea yet why this cardiac event occurred...