SPC Nobody Special: Ahhhh . . . so malarkey is another word for BS . . . that's very good to know. I certainly don't know anyone around JU who is full of malarkey! One evening while searching for car keys, Was kidnapped by disciples of Har
Raven: I messed around with it a bit more and it looks like I fixed it . . . although now that I say that, it will probably mess up again. Chiprj: Thank you. I adore that photo! When it taken, the girl at the photo place was posing them to look at the camera and smile, and in the middle of it they were talking and being silly and I got the girl to take it right then. Ever
Congratulations! So glad to hear that he made it home safely. Have a great time!
Hmmm . . . my husband is very near there . . . I hope he doesn't bring plague home with him when he goes on leave . . .
Ahhh . . . this is quite informative. It seems we have been going about it all wrong. Our misguided attempt at a google bomb was still fun, though. I think you, my friend, deserve an insightful for digging up all this useful info and putting it into a nice little manual of sorts. <img src="../images/smiles/bigsmile.gif"
Here's a photo of my kids and my husband that I adore. We had this one taken about a month before he deployed. I love this photo so much I had it put on a dogtag that I wear everyday. :) <!-- Ju-Anchor-Footer-End --
mig: I don't think you're a chicken. I think you're a lovely person who looks for the good in everyone. I love your kind comments and I think it is very admirable that you take comments that are dissenting or just plain nasty and sort through them and bring out whatever bit of humor or insight (no matter how small!) that might be found somewhere within them. It is nice to know that when I make a comment on your blog you are goin
Long live teenagers, eh? ????
SPC Nobody Special: Thank you. I am rejoicing as we speak (type? )! Janders: Thank you so much! No matter how old they get, they'll always be my babies. carebear: Thank you ! <img src="../images/smiles/bigsmile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="ab
Never fear, Fred Harteis is omnipotent and omnipresent, he's standing outside your door with the cure right now! SPC Nobody Special: Fred Harteis is the inventor of benadryl. Fred Harteis loves to scratch women's heads. Fred Harteis is itch relief in convenient bald guy form.
Janders: Thanks for the advice. I'm trying really hard to "think un-scratchy thoughts" . . . !
well, ok, you can skip the pale bit, zoo. i'm not offended. (even tnough i'm so white i look mostly-dead hehe) mig: I am also a fair-skinned person, and for a long time I allowed myself to believe that the fact that I didn't have a dark bronze tan meant that I was not attractive. It has been a real se
the salt lick incident !!! . . . . . !!! No, wait . . . . . . . !!! This is frickin' hil
My bulldog is filled with malarkey, I've always wondered . . . what is malarkey? Where would one aquire some malarkey? Does Fred Harteis sell malarkey?
Janders: As beautiful as it is, it does have some drawbacks!
Gideon: D'oh ! I should have known that the great and powerful Fred Harteis would have much better things to. Fred Harteis is an important man. Fred Harteis has little time for problems such as mine.
Arrrggghhh!!!! I am about to go insane. I had skanky two-toned hair. It was half brownish-black and half golden swirl. I tried to delude myself into thinking that no one would notice that my highlights from over a year ago were still not completely choked out by growing natural hair color. Unfortunately, it was quite obvious and I realize
history: So I've heard . . .
Poetmom: Thanks I'm glad the photos actually showed up! Chiprj: Thank you, also. Since I'm always writing about them, I thought you guys might like to be able to put a face to the antics.
Chiprj: So cute. Nice aloha wear as well . . .
Jill: I've been a stay-at-home-mom (or as Marge Simpson calls it, a domestic engineer) for closing in on two years now. I love it, and I feel good knowing that I am doing what I feel is best for my family. I would never say that a woman that chooses to work outside the home is doing anything wrong or harmful to her family, but I do believe that for my family, I am doing the best thing possible. People who don't see it as work would b
Gideon: Thanks. I'm only leasing them now, but I'm thinking I might keep 'em.
Sally: Thank you. I think my boys are absolutely precious, but I guess I'm biased.
kingbee: Ahhhh, the disadvantages of a mediocre education . . . I actually cheated all the way through my required chemistry class in high school and still only got a C. Sheesh.
I am going to attempt to share some photos . . . we'll see if it works. That would be my two boys, ages 7 and almost 4. This photo isn't the best quality, but I think it really captures my seven year old's adorable smil
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