I gotta tell you, I didn't even realize how much I love and miss Grandpa until I got to see him again, briefly, this summer. He is a great guy. And this is a great article. Thanks!
There was a movie about Satan vs. Santa Claus a looong time ago on Mystery Science Theater 3000, but I don't remember the title. Very weird. My personal favorites are the original "Star Wars" trilogy. The most high falutin' B-movies ever! [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Where are the pictures of LH with her hand in the toilet !?!
[quote]What all the kids REALLY wanted to know was what the dog would do if the bad guy was on the roof, LOL.[/quote] Heehee!
She was a beauty. I guess I should kinda apologize for all the crying when she had to go. But, hey, I was only 6 or 7!
Oh, thank you for writing this, Daddy! She was great and I still think about her quite a bit. Hey, Toothache - I thought you didn't like my doggy at all. You big softie!
I use a half and half water/vinegar solution to dissinfect counters and it can kill odors in upholstery and carpets, kinda like febreeze. Citrus rinds will freshen up a garbage disposal. just john- will your weed killer damage grass, or is it just for edges and walks?
lovely!
hey, mama! bump
great title, by the way
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Hey Mama! ;) It's like with hobbies. They can require a lot of effort, can be time consuming, frustrating, and expensive, etc. But, we enjoy the challenge, relish the process, and never once think we are working.
I absolutely agree with everything you said about this movie. Bad acting, horrible skull prop, all around campy. But, call me crazy, I kinda liked it. I've been thinking about it and maybe it's just the idea was good. George Lucas seems to come up with great ideas, but he is no good at executing them. Everything he writes just comes out hokey. The dialogue is awful and the details left in the dust. But, deep down, it's a good story, and th
My oldest is a big animal fan. A couple years ago my kids and I spent a day at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo with my Mother-in-law and sister-in-law. We came upon the Okapi and my MIL and SIL were discussing how strange looking it was and wondering what it could be, when my little girl piped up "Look, Mommy an Okapi" and proceeded to tell us all about it. She was in Kindergarten or first grade. She wants to be a zoologist, too. We like Okapis!&nbs
Hey, thanks! The first time I saw one of these on the TV I had a hard time believing it was real. What a strange critter, and not just because of it's crazy nose. Great series. [quote]This next creature was prompted by MamieLady, who I only saw around once- must be a lurker [/quote] yup.
Thank You. What would the prize be for finding someone's teeth in your soup? ;)
Your animal articles have been really great. How about a star-nosed mole? It's one of the weirdest creatures I've ever seen.
So, do 4 Star Generals have lots of extra time on their hands?
Mary (born in California...not required to use middle name) heehee.
I love your stories, Dad. And this is one of my favorites .
"He is a great man, deserving of much more than I could give." That's kinda exactly how I feel. I love you, Dad. Happy Birthday!
gross. really, really, really gross. he's lucky she didn't throw up all over his car, i would have.
hey mamie, our band is doing river bottom again hooray! i never got to hear it before.
i like to read "A Christmas Carol" every year. i also make the kids watch the "Muppet Christmas Carol" with me. and "Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas" I'm not big on Rudolf, but i love muppets. we also bake lots of yummy things. pumpkin bread, almond puff pastry, cashew toffee, etc, and we always leave a plate of cookie press cookies for Santa, who always makes a big mess of the snacks we leave. spilt milk, cookie crumbs every
oh, Dad - you made Joey cry!
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