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Reply to Some shots of new tattoos in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Your new art definitely looks high quality. And I think the compass rose is cool, too. :)

Reply to Bad Hair Blues in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Bad hair days can really change your mood. I've had them. :NOTSURE: Karma has some good advice for you already. I hope that they do compensate you with some really good extensions or a nicer, shorter cut. As for hubby, I hope it doesn't displease him if you get a shorter 'do. Maybe he'll go for the new style...you never know. And if he doesn't, well, tell him to go chew out the stylist, because it certainly wasn't your fault. ;)

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="dynamaso" comment="11"]If you come to our parts, maybe we can take you and your wife thereIts not an 'if' but a 'when'. And yes, we'd love to see your parts... Ahm, no, wait a minute, er, heck, you know what I mean [/quote]

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="KellyW0498" comment="7"]These are beautiful pictures Rose. The sand ones almost look like snow.It looks like a great place to visit. I haven't been to that part of the country.[/quote] It's pretty wonderful. We took this pic while we were driving through the White Sands park: It is pretty cool that it looks like snow. It's made up of gypsum, actually.

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="6"]Flagstaff has always been my favorite part of the state. It is one of the most beautiful ones tho, all over!I have not been there in many years. But maybe soon, my wife and I will take a car trip through the state.Thanks for sharing. [/quote] Here is hoping you get to take a car trip through our parts soon, Doc. :)

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="dynamaso" comment="5"]Rose,New Mexico is beautiful. Sounds like you both had a nice time too. Thanks for sharing your photos. I'm particularly taken by the white sands. [/quote] I think the Sands were my favorite part of the trip. :) We plan to go there again to have a little picnic (there's an area there set up for that). There were sooo many families out there, and the kids were having so much fun sliding down the sands on their disks.</

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="SanChonino" comment="3"]It was where I served as a missionary. I lived 7 1/2 months in Albuquerque, 4 1/2 months in Farmington (way up North), 4 1/2 months in Los Lunas (just south of AB) and the last 7 1/2 months in Santa Fe, possibly my favorite city in the US.I'd love to go back. [/quote] We hope to do some more traveling there soon. :) Btw, hope you put up pics of all the pretty things in Spain...and I don't just mean the girls...lol. ;)

Reply to A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel Stardock Forums

[quote who="SanChonino" comment="1"]I love New Mexico. I lived there for two years from 2003 to 2005. I miss it, sometimes. I loved the slide show and I'm glad you all had fun! [/quote] Which area of NM did you live, Sancho? It had been quite a while since we were able to go on a trip, so it was pretty nice for us. :)

A Sunny and Sandy New Mexico Road Trip in Travel JoeUser Forums

Chris and I just came back from a road trip to southern N.M. Among the places we visited were the lovely Mountains of Ruidoso (where we window shopped, took pics, and gambled just a teeny tiny bit) and the stunning White Sands near Alamogordo, NM (where we had fun in the sand and sun). It was a lovely trip...and such a cool way to spend some of my Spring Break. Also, we couldn't have asked for better weather . :) These are some pics We to

Reply to Divergence - JUWC Response in Writing JoeUser Forums

Tender and moving, Mark. :)

Reply to Crazy Things in Writing JoeUser Forums

[quote]And so in my middle age I can see now that Mama was probably right. Be real careful -you know, for those things what you wish and want for. But then again, I’ve always had a hang up for wishin’ and wantin’ crazy livin’ on the edge things and, I’m sorry Mama, but I’m afraid I always probably will.[/quote] Very cool read. If you do decide to go for the jump, is there any way you can put it up on youtube? ;) I always like how you include music and vidoes

Reply to HOMEOWNERS! in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Wooohooo! I'm late to the celebration, but Congrats, Brandie. :) I hope the fixing up and moving in is going smoothly.

Reply to Would you like to donate Rice? in Misc Stardock Forums

[quote who="Zoologist03" comment="2"]Doing it now...up to 2500 for the moment.I think they're making up words here and there...I swear the SAT doesn't even have crap like these on them. Also, they're sneaking in Spanish and French...cheaters! Well, I don't mind the Spanish.Luckily I can recognize roots and give a decent guess. ~Zoo[/quote] Well, I got lucky in that I know a decent amount of Spanish...or else I wouldn't have done that great. :P I don't remember some of these

Reply to Would you like to donate Rice? in Misc Stardock Forums

[quote who="foreverserenity" comment="3"]I got up to 1620 grains for now...gotta run! It was fun though![/quote] Woohoo, Donna. :) Hope you get to play more later on. ;)

Reply to Wow in Blogging Stardock Forums

hiya, Chip. I didn't find an easy way to put in my old blog faves, so I am having to do it all over again. Don't know if anyone else out there found a better way to do this.

Reply to Richardson backs Obama, Yay! in Democrat JoeUser Forums

[quote]Honestly, I'm disappointed.My mom says that to me all the time.[/quote] LoL. ;)

Would you like to donate Rice? in Misc JoeUser Forums

I read about this site in a magazine article yesterday: http://freerice.com/ For every word you match with its definition, the UN World Food program donates 20 grains of rice to countries in need. So 20 grains isn't very much, but if you get very into it, your vocabulary prowess will help the program donate a decent amount. There is really no "end" to the game, so you can decide when to stop. Chris and I played

Reply to Richardson backs Obama, Yay! in Democrat Stardock Forums

Honestly, I'm disappointed. :P

Reply to Happy Easter Sunday. :) in Blogging Stardock Forums

[quote who="SanChonino" comment="2"]Happy Easter to you both.And as two who follow my Spain nonsense, wait until I get my Good Friday story posted.All I'll say for now is: HOLY CRAP.[/quote] Wow, Sancho! I'm curious about this already! ;P

Reply to Happy Easter Sunday. :) in Blogging Stardock Forums

[quote who="KellyW0498" comment="1"]Happy Easter to you and Chris. What a beautiful picture.[/quote] [quote who="Dr Guy" comment="3"]Happy Easter Rose. [/quote] Hope you had a great Easter, Kelly and Doc!

Happy Easter Sunday. :) in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Hope everyone has a Wonderful Easter Today. :) And if you don't celebrate Easter, have a Happy Sunday. :)

Reply to ~JU Trivia Challenge for March!~ in Entertainment JoeUser Forums

wohoo...10/10 today...can't believe it. ;)

Reply to I Won.... in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Woooo hooo! Are you going to to throw a fancy party for all of us Joeusers? You are rich now, afterall... ;)

Reply to Mom Has Cancer Again in Blogging Stardock Forums

Mason, I'm very sorry to hear this news. I wish your mom the best of luck in this new battle. I'll send prayers and strong and positive vibes her way and your way.

Reply to Visualizing a leaner me in Diet Stardock Forums

[quote who="uDigItTheMost" comment="3"]Good luck, Donna with your "work in progress".It's off to cooking a birthday dinner for hubby, he doesn't want to go out to eat (the man doesn't want to go anywhere, except a nudist beach, I reminded him!lol!)He's a typical guy. I know on my birthday I was like your husband. I wanted to stay home with my love and get naked. [/quote] LOL and :SURPRISED: