Happy Easter to you and Chris. What a beautiful picture.
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[quote]Fairly good neighborhood watch. Occasionally visitors will wait for the Devil out in front of the house. The new owner may want to remind them it is a fork in the road, not a crossroads. Satan visits the crossroad about a mile up off Midlifecrisis Blvd. We don't cotton that type round here. Cheap-OBO-will trade
[quote]Did I succeed in being confusing?[/quote] That's not too hard to do Roy! Ha! I did like the Abbot and Costello twist. Very entertaining.
[quote]My girl's all emotional, these days, too.[/quote] I hope it blows over fast for you. [quote] I keep it nice and civil by speaking slowly and in a low tone of voice. It's exactly like calming a child, but exactly. And like a child, some people react accordingly to it. Whiners, screamers, and those that just clue in to the futileness of further complaint. It's pretty damn hard to ignore your own stupidity, when someone else is there to point it out, matter-of-factl
Roy! This was fabulous and I love that Bread song! You are first on the index and first in my book!
[quote]Can I have a little loan, Donna?[/quote] I would just like a beer please. I promise not to tell.
Amen..I wish there were more people like this too.
I love hearing the history of places. It sounds lovely.
Donna, this was lovely. It made me wish I was at the beach, or at the very least see some sunshine.
Zoo..where are you? I hope you are o.k. and not in those floods.
[quote]You continue to encourage me.[/quote] Me too. I'm proud of you. You are doing the hardest part of all. Sticking with it! Endurance Man! You are in it for the long haul. Pretty soon you will be pumping VW's!
I love these kinds of hotels. I'm not sure if I could sleep there, but from the description you said in the other blog it sounds beautiful and spooky. I hope you are on the road soon.
I care! Thanks for the update I always enjoy hearing how my friends are doing. Good luck on the lifestyle change.
[quote]Heh, and it says in there words like…“structure” in that definition. And…and “organized” too. [/quote] Thems fighting words.:SURPRISED:
I gotta be honest. Sometimes, I like not seeing everything.
That is so awesome Tonya. I haven't seen black spiderman costume. SC: I had no idea there were so many rules for house plans. I will have to keep that in mind when we ever build our house. Yikes. [quote]And I remember being SO disappointed when I jumped off the roof to find the cape didn't work... [/quote] I remember after watching Mary Poppins jumping off the carport with an umbrella. That didn't work either!:SNIFF!:
This was so funny. I love the Keith Richards lines the most!:LOL: Great use of "Monkey"! I think you also got double monkey points. This was very entertaining. I will add you to the list.
This is so wonderful. She is beautiful inside and out.
Zoo, This is great. For me alligators, crocs and now this sweet fella are very fascinating. I don't know I just love them. I am printing this one off. Thanks Zoo for all your effort. I love the babies in the picture. See ya later alligator! :LOL:
Happy Birthday!
[quote]I'm willing to entertain advice from people who offer solutions,[/quote] Get off the internet and tend to your life. There is the biggest solution.
[quote] Or do you want a specific species to focus on? I think there are close to 23 crocodilian species(distributed between alligators, crocodiles and gharials)...and 6 different flamingos as well.[/quote] I will let you pick something interesting. I like 'em all.
We should probably read this every morning. Good stuff.
You should be on the Alaska tourism board! :LOL: Just kidding. I have heard the same laments form others who lived in certain areas of Alaska. They make it look so wonderful in "Men in Trees". I hope you get some sleep tonight.
Hey nice use of a map. :LOL: Just kidding. I am really enjoying these.