Oh, NO, NOT a fig tree???
Um, Hon, there's no way I could confuse you with Pepper. There's a vast wonderland of difference.Ummm, think sum of ya'll may have me confused wid Pepper!Which begs da question, what da Hades are ya'll vapin'?
and...methinks Iffy has a contingent of GROUPIES!!!
it'll take 2 days of driving. the first day being the long day and the 2nd only about 5 hours. really psyched to be down there for a couple of months. it will be great to see family and some old friends. I some times ask myself how I ever left living on the island, but ya gotta do what ya gotta do. Who knows, I might do something crazy and buy a house while I'm down. Looking forward to taking the trolley down to the southern most part of the island, Coquina Beach, and walking the entire island to the north tip. it's a beautiful walk of about 7 miles along the beach. Of course i'll stop at 1 or 2 of the beach bars and get something to drink or eat. It's a fun day of catching some rays. By the way, for those coming down next year, the trolley service runs the entire length of the island and it's free. have a good one... I'm shuttin' it down.
Ummm, think sum of ya'll may have me confused wid Pepper!Which begs da question, what da Hades are ya'll vapin'?
Mike, count your ble$$ing$! Ain't no way anyone 'round here would do dat fer less than 50% more. Dat's not countin' da county 'tree removal' permit...
Ya talkin' 'bout da neighbor's kids or trees?
Seriously, had to have a huge mango tree hewn due to it's proximity to da power lines anticipating da 'cane season... And no, da power company wouldn't have anything to do wid it!
Boy, do I know about the happy is a sin bit. About 25+ years ago I was going through a 12 step program and had to choose a higher power. I looked at my religion of birth and just shook my head. Yea, like that was going to happen. lol
I knew that wasn't an option. I went to the Chaplains Office to talk to one of our ships Chaplains about my dilemma. I was on the USS Carl Vinson CVN-70, a floating city with a crew of about 5,500. (Info for those not familiar with Navy ships.) It just so happened that the Chaplain that day was a Catholic Priest. I walked out a couple hours later with a whole new outlook. Long story short, a year and a half later I was able to join the Catholic Church and I am still very happy about the choice and still sober. I like to say I'm a Christian by birth and Catholic by choice. lolAfter the first 16 years of my life with no choice in the matter I chose not to choose, and I still stand by that choice.Boy, do I know about the happy is a sin bit. About 25+ years ago I was going through a 12 step program and had to choose a higher power. I looked at my religion of birth and just shook my head. Yea, like that was going to happen. lol
Around here (Broward County) if they think they could get away with it they would require a permit to fart. They just threw Uber and Lift outta the county and even the taxi commissioner's wife wanted them to stay. Wanna know what Florida is like, read anything by Dave Barry or Carl Hiassen. Barry is a columnists with the Miami Herald and Carl's books are all based in South Florida and both are funny as hell.
True but funny. Referencing my last post. Robert, maybe they thought you were too good to be true.
Having lived in Broward County for 20+ years, so true! And Barry and Hiassen are both great and oh so true (and funny!) Hiassen is one of my favorite authors, along with Randy Wayne White. White's books main character is Doc Ford, a marine biologist who used to be special ops type, based on Sannibel Island. Sanibel is one of our favorite places to vacation (well, when we used to vacation).
