would find their proudest of those things that at the time, may have caused the most pain and angst. because they did overcome and win the day. Precisely! Thank you for those eloquent words! You totally understand where I was coming from with this, sure appreciate it. Thank you
I cut out an advertisement, out of a magazine, a few weeks back. It shows a girl ofabout 8 or 9 years, standing on what appears to be a beach with sanddunes and grass around her, she's draped a curtain or piece of fabric around herself and is poised as if ready for flight. She has a look of serenity and confidence usually not seen in one so very young and tender. She's not fat, however she
All of his productions tend to get repetitive. Not unbearably so, just noticably slow. You'll hear the same things a few times, with just a tiny bit more information one time versus the other. It's as if he got an answer one time that inspired a follow-up, and then the original question and the follow-up are both brought into play later giving you the repeat. <
Reply By: terpfan1980Posted: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 Before I forget - Trudy (and others), if you haven't seen the excellent HBO series "Band of Brothers" then please grab that on rental discs and watch it. Personally I think it does an even better job of driving home the impact of war upon the people involved (compared to this Ken Burns film). About 12 hours tot
The War is good, but suffers a problem that inherent in many of Ken Burns' works -- too much repetition of the same things from one episode to the next. It's ok if you haven't seen the whole thing or aren't paying attention to the whole series I haven't seen, although I did record it, the whole thing. I'll be able to watch wh
Heroes is back! and it didn't impress me all that much, except for Hiro, he could carry the show all by himself! Now JourneyMan was far more interesting, then again I'm a HUGE fan of "Back to the Future" movies, and "Peggy Sue Got Married", and you all know what they're about! I loved the ending of this first episode of "JourneyMan"! How cool that he had put "pro
Hey MM, delighted to see your mug here again! Hang in there dude, the light's on for you.
Reply By: Dr GuyPosted: Monday, September 24, 2007 Power Supplies are not that expensive, or hard to install. I would not recommend anyone who has never opened a computer to put one in, but if your son cannot do it, then you can probably get a mom and pop shop (stay away from the big box stores) to do it for about $100 (buy and install). The device itself will only c
those kind of people usually do not stop with a warning. I hope it was enough Oh i imagine he'll find other "opportunities" to enjoy life...
Imagine the look on that guys' face, the one that you told you had gone to anger management class...if he'd seen you lifting that stuff! He'd REALLY split fast!
Reply By: terpfan1980Posted: Sunday, September 23, 2007 Must have thought he was in a pr0n film or somethin' like that , ya terpfan...I guess he figured he'd get away with it, especially since most of us wouldn't want people knowing that we can get behind in rent,&n
Hope today finds you feeling a bit more comfortable Just think, in a few more weeks the air will be crisp and cool, a lot easier to take. Take care
Meggen Lindsay of the Pioneer Press, wrote an article that raised the hairs on my arms ! It seems that a landlord, a Mr. Ronald Bathrick, 59, has to pay out big bucks to some ladies to settle claims he sexually harassed them. The sum is $400,00.00! Even dividing that between the three women that filed the lawsuit, I think that's a lot of money man. This Mr. Bathrick
It's a peaceful day here, no sirens, no traffic, temperatures in the 70's with only a whispering breeze stirring the fallen leaves. Chanel is camped out in the window sill, after having slept in my lap for 1 1/2 hours....and is listening to the birds that occasionally sing. <FONT face=Georgia color=
God I love fridays, find this kind of good stuff to read
I loved this! The professional that took my son's graduation pictures shot on of the two of us, and delibertely let my clothing sort of get lost in the background, just like this pic you too, he did it so it would hide my weight!
I am almost sorry to have posted this... I'm not sorry you posted this, it will get forwarded to my son, who supports the effort for the POW/MIA. I know it will touch his heart too as it did mine, as well as making me aware of the day. Again, THANK YOU!
You're spot on about the changing weather, temps dropping, affect the joints. Doesn't surprise me too much that you're feeling it where you were injured. My former landlord takes the same stuff you do, he swears by it, and an orthopedic doctor told me it helps some people. BTW, love the color in your scarf and it looks awesome! I can tell the weather changed here cause I made chili, boiled dinner, and baked brownies w
Been there, done that, and hate when it does! It's like some little tidbit is just itching to get out! It's as if the subconcience has taken over the conscience part of the brain and is running the mouth! For me, the best way out has been to acknowledge the "faux pas" ( is that the right term?) and laugh about it, so long as I haven't insulted someone! In the case of the latter, I have to apologize for
I wonder why they think that's good enough for the Officers working in the Pentagon, but not near enough for them to survive on the hill. Rather disgusting I think!
Reply By: JythierPosted: Monday, September 17, 2007 How am I supposed to eat 3 $25 steaks a day and order a side ala carte with only $66? Have a bologna sandwich in place of one steak?
Wanna have a steak for lunch? NO problem. How about a lobster dinner? If you were dining on a politician's expense account, you'd have no prolem eating whatever your little heart desired. Senator Tom Neuville, R-Northfield MN. said: "I am prepared to accept $96.00 and explain to my constituents that the time commitment up here is substantial and $96.00 is warranted." Senator Geoff Michel, R-Edina, MN. said: " I don't know how we
Good to see you again, and congrats on the job. Sounds like you're doing well and are happy that's plenty in my book!
ShadowWar: Thank you for this post. Words aren't enough.
You hate to move, yet it's happening so it must be important to you and yours. I wish you all the best. I moved in Feb. and what kept me sane through it all was that I had made up a personal travel bag for myself and one for the apt. Mine held the things I can't get through a day without, and the house bag held the tool kit, a flashlight, and whatever els
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