Let's just say I was introduced to something beyond quadratic equations that afternoon.
Oh, c'on now... since when has basic biology been more mentally challenging than a lil' math?
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Oh, c'on now... since when has basic biology been more mentally challenging than a lil' math?
Wow that all sounds soooo yummy. Have always wanted to try Greek food. Apple pear praline yummm
Yup, and like wendal (I think) said, no rain. Everything around me in all directions was on fire last year for weeks. Some of it just a few miles away. That was a little freaky especially most of the time my son was gone with the car. So glad we had a wet winter this past year, and so far it's not as hot this year.
Dang semi! Hope you can do something about that.
Enjoy your campin Fran!
Wow Sandy and Willie. I would have been so at home in the 60's. I was there, but too young to enjoy em proper. lol
Oh, c'on now... since when has basic biology been more mentally challenging than a lil' math?
It sounds like he did both when he did a number on one of the girls.
In the mid 60's this country boy went off to the big city to attend college. One Sunday afternoon someone says - let's go over to Fairmount Park - there's going to be a Be-In. What's a Be-in? I don't know. Let's go find out. What we found were girls blowing bubbles and dancing, wearing paisley skirts, flowers in their hair and little else. Let's just say I was introduced to something beyond quadratic equations that afternoon.
*eyes glaze over with tears*
He said Be-in!
I was at one at Northwestern University. I was 15, and a townie in Evanston. My boyfriend was 18 and a freshman at Northwestern. Wow, just wow. It was in Deering Meadow at the university. I even remember the dress I was wearing!
Oh, c'on now... since when has basic biology been more mentally challenging than a lil' math?
Be sure to wear..... a flower in your hair
<----- wants Greek food! Downtown Chicago, Greektown has a festival each year late in the summer. It feels like a small village, with the red and white checkered tablecloths. But the background is the huge skyscrapers a few blocks away. Quite an interesting juxtaposition.
Oh my! Look what I saw today at a street festival! Drool. Looks like the Gibson ES345 I had way back when. What is it?
Be sure to wear..... a flower in your hair
Sorry, never was a 'botanist'...
ETA: Sure looks like an ES345... Learned, self taught, guitar on my Dad's Gibby 330T. Dad paid $230 for it back in '61. My brother now has it. Was appraised at over $5,500 a few years ago.
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And by the way, these guys kicked bootay. I am putting a few of their songs on YouTube - Here's one
The narration where I said "Night Train, Lynnie" was for my sisters. My dear departed dad's favorite song!
The narration where I said "Night Train, Lynnie" was for my sisters. My dear departed dad's favorite song!
One of the advantages of getting old - lots of background material to discuss... I always get a kick when my daughter or one of her friends say - "Back in the Good Old Days" - they weren't there then...
One year I bought everyone a Rolex for everyday use and Brietlings for dress-up. Santa was kind enough to provide a security guard until Christmas morning.
Actually it's my favorite picture of my brother-in-law. He served in Korea and had a fondness for his Colt 1911 he brought home. But he never held or saw an AR-15 type Colt, so I snapped this picture of him holding mine.
Can't remember really if it was an ES345 or ES335 --- common name was Gibson Stereo. Picked it up in a pawn shop in San Francsico for $75 in 1971
Morning everyone. We were just getting ready to leave for church last night when we got word that my wife's sister fell off of her bike in a forest preserve, impaling herself on a freshly cut, small diameter tree trunk. Her husband thought she was a goner when he saw her. Anyways, a jogger came by and called 911 and they finally got her out after a long search to find them and now she is in the hospital with fractured ribs, a punctured lung and a great deal of blood loss. It looks like she's going to be okay but she is in agonizing pain.
So I'm not complaining about my little aches and pains today as things like this remind me of how much worse life can be. Thoughts and prayers for Margaret are appreciated. Thanks.
So I'm not complaining about my little aches and pains today as things like this remind me of how much worse life can be. Thoughts and prayers for Margaret are appreciated. Thanks.
OMG Tracker what a terrible accident. Hoping for her quick recovery. Prayers sent for Margaret.
Our prayers are out to Margaret and your Family. Your family will get added to our congregations prayer this morning...
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