Dating period (couldn't think of a better title lol)

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Tinuviel

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#61
My first fulltime job out of college was a grant program. We all knew when we were hired that the job was only 11 months. Right before the seven of us started, one of the women got married. And, sure enough, she got pregnant on the honeymoon. (She really did. She was a Christian, and a very nice lady, so we believed her.) After the honeymoon, her husband put her on his health insurance. Three to four weeks later, (and she started this job right after her honeymoon too), they found out she was pregnant. And insurance wouldn't cover it because it was "a preexisting condition."

As it worked out, she worked until May, (we were teachers taking over classes once a week, so it didn't affect the outcome of the job), and the money she made was used to have the baby. Our last two weeks on that job the baby came to work too. (Not a problem. Once the school year was over, all we were doing was compiling the evidence of whether our work was effective for the next grant, so we were all sitting around the office making charts or working on the grant proposal. Most of us didn't know anything about writing grant proposals, so we spent time goo-gooing to the little tyke. lol)
"Preexisting condition"?! I got a huge kick out of that. I know a girl--same deal. Honeymoon baby. Again, good, upstanding Catholic, marrying a good, upstanding Catholic. (and I mean CATHOLIC, Catholic, not wishy-washy Catholic. Their wedding ceremony was over 2 hours long). She was actually thinking of becoming a nun before she met this guy :). She sent out her thank-yous signed "Mr, Mrs, and Baby, (due _______). VERY careful to include the due date with that one LOL. As it turned out the baby was two weeks premature, but it had all the earmarks of being two weeks premature, thankfully!
 
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Gracie_14

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#69
(waits for next humorous lines)
hahaha joe, for some reason there is no like button anywhere near your post where i could click. ah, is it because you have recieved a lot of likes already? :p
 
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joefizz

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#71
hahaha joe, for some reason there is no like button anywhere near your post where i could click. ah, is it because you have recieved a lot of likes already? :p
Yes it is,I'm just "too likeable" but I can't stop being so likeable,that would be "too tough"!:cool:
 
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Gracie_14

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#72
Yes it is,I'm just "too likeable" but I can't stop being so likeable,that would be "too tough"!:cool:
after all you're the fizzy king of randomness (which gets you a lot of likes :D)
 
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joefizz

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#73
No name I might start calling Sir deletes alot!
 
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joefizz

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#74
after all you're the fizzy king of randomness (which gets you a lot of likes :D)
Ironically not as much as the likes I give,better to give than to receive I suppose,only one time did I give way more than received and learned not to scan through threads liking alot of posts because some pull their fur out when they have to review each one so to speak,it was 99 likes in one night,live and learn hahaha hahahahaha!;)