Percentage of women who married one time and are still married = 40% Percentage of men who married once and are still married =43% Percentage of men who've been divorced at least one time who're currently married =52% 44 % is the percentage of women who've been divorced at least one time and are currently remmarried. 8 is the average lenght, in years, of a first marriage that ends in divorce. I know,
Reply By: Dr GuyPosted: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 I know the series was sugar coated, but I cant see how her life was so bad given the books that she herself wrote OH for sure the series was sugar coated! however their life was really hard, the life of a pioneer meant coping with things like grasshopper invasion in Walnu
I know it was tough, but it was also pure. I love that purity. Exactly, their life was really harsh and yes, pure. Many people take that route, yet don't know about their brief stay in Oak Burr. Thank you for stopping in Angela
whoooaa neat picture! You could give lessons!
Burr Oak, a town that was too large, to busy for the likes of Laura Ingalls and Laura Ingalls was much like her father. Laura Ingalls didn't write about the year spent in Burr Oak, because it wasn't a positive time for her. That year has been referred to as the "missing link". After Burr Oak, the Ingalls returned to Walnut Grove and then moved on to De Smet, S.D.</FO
in hindsight, it is kind of funny. I hope you did get to wear that dress and your hair up to another one after that. Yes, it is kind of funny now...and I did wear the dress many times after that, actually it was the dress I wore when he proposed to me. Quite a night that was too! full of funny stuff my folks used
Here's part of an old post, I imagine it got posted here as well as my other blog. It seemed fitting for this time of year. These last few days have brought frequent thoughts of my first husband and our time together back in the sixties. There's been flashes of memories, images of us lying together in bed and comparing our tans, working together in the field on a hot July morning, riding side by side through a field or forest, just
I just saw it tonight for the first time, they're quite the riot!
Well KFC, I slept the day away today......when I woke up at 5:30 tonight I did however smile at my cat and now you
Thank you! how cool is this?!
By all means start the video taping pronto! It's so sad when someone has something they enjoy, and then a piece of trash comes along and ruins it out of jealousy and/or boredom....I know from experience! so start taping! I hope your Halloween isn't ruined by these jerks, it's such a fun time
I enjoyed this imagery of autumn
It's amazing to me how much money motels get for just a bed and a phone! and local channels too.. If I hadn't read this I wouldn't have known what "frogging" was! I would have guessed you were driving on roads covered in frogs! Which actually does happen in MN. during August usually. Weather here is grey and rainy too, that time of year.... yucky is exactly the right
Reply By: M-PostPosted: Saturday, October 13, 2007 My Dad went to college with Fred Rogers. He said he met him once and that he was someone he'd wished he'd have had more contact with. I know! I"ve run into some really awesome people and wished I could have had more contact with them, and have had contact with some really speci
Thank you for this piece, you sure drew me in with it!
Reply By: RoyLevoshPosted: Saturday, October 13, 2007 Isn't serendipity a wonderful thing? And thank you Trudy for posting this article. Yes, it's awesome and thanks to you too Roy
Last August there was a wonderful article in the Pioneer Press, done by Mary Ann Grossman ( Book Critic) , and it was about a book called "I'm Proud of You" by Tim Madigan. The author of the book, Tim Madigan, grew up in Mn., Crookston to be exact, and writes for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in Texas. His book talks about his f
The popcorn is the 1st thing I would have noticed hehe, maybe the ONLY thing..
Oooooooh, you really pulled me in there bud! Stevie Nicks.....and then the alarm...that part startled me, I thought there was a fire in the kitchen! LOL good one Mason
Reply By: MasonMPosted: Thursday, October 11, 2007 It's all in your head. That's what I kept trying to tell my doctor, and after a brain scan he told me there's nothing wrong with me, so I said "so it's all in my head"....and he replied "that's what I'm tryi
it would appear that it is a problem in your family. , well gee whilikers, I've known that since I was about 8 years old.... ya, there's also depression in my family, mom had it although was never diagnosed, one sister and me.&nb
I wish I could be of help to you with this, however I'm a dinosaur when it's tech stuff! My son helps me too, if you haven't found out yet, eBay does indeed walk you through it and there's lots of info also from them on it. a 1975 tv huh? can ya fix a tv from the 50's? I got one just taking up space on my living room floor! If I ever get this Windows 98 CD going, I'll have my scanner working again and then can send you some pix of it. Good luck with your camera <img
Are Stafford loans still out there? they used to cover a lot of the money needed for students. You'd have to apply through the school if Stafford loans are still around.
Boy somedays are really something else huh?! Prepare yourself if ya can for colder weather up here! We're down from 87 to about 46 tops!
When I was just a little girl, I didn't notice how our mom didn't attend social events, family gatherings, or have friends over, other than her best childhood friend. As I became a teen-ager I did pay attention to the fact that people didn't visit us, except for an occasional visit from an aunt or uncle from either side of the family. When I'd have my frie
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