Glad everyone is accounted for & okay...Whew!!!!!!
Leave it to Tibs to think her car was messed up...LOL
well, the thing was shaking
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well, the thing was shaking
aroused like a tiger in an Siegfried & Roy act ,without the feeding or declawing
Glad everyone is accounted for & okay...Whew!!!!!!
Leave it to Tibs to think her car was messed up...LOL
Hee hee..
well, the thing was shaking
Actually, I was driving on a freeway once when an earthquake hit--it feels like a flat tire... You can't control you car very well.
Jebus, earthquakes and hurricanes. Nature is scary today. Glad everyone is okay.
45 minutes 'til I get to go home!
45 minutes 'til I get to go home!
What the heck were you planning to do, Tib, pop the hood and start working on the engine ?? lolwell, the thing was shaking
I'm glad to hear that everyone is ok.
Howdy All. YIKES earthquake. Growing up in N Central Ky we had a few mild ones. Hope all are okay. We had a small one a few miles south of us last year attributed to the shale gas drilling.
I'm turning Vet tomorrow, Aug 24.
What is major for me, right now, is horses. Margie=mlinky has stirred up a lot of my love for horses. I grew up in Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Ky, The Saddled Horse Capital of The World and schooled at Crabtree Stables, The Major Horse Stable and training facility in the world, back then, for American Saddlebred Horses. That was in the early 60's before there were any more major Saddlebred Farms in Shelby Co. My Mother did Helen Crabtree's hair and wigs. That's how my parents afforded my schooling and riding there. The World Am. Saddlebred Championship Horse Show is taking place, in Louisville, at Ky State Fair, all week. If my Replay A/V is working I'm recording most of the live streaming of the shows. When I got home, last night it had crashed, so I don't know how much I didn't get.
Anyway, I've decided to stay with horses, same as bjannr.
I've only owned one "horse" since I left Ky, in 1971. He was a parade, jumping pony mule named Patches; all white except for a few faint red patches. He loved children and women but went out of his way to injure men. Must have been some bad experiences in his past. He was the best seat I've ever been up on with a gait that was similar to a Peruvian Paso, one of my favorite breeds of horse.
Peruvian Paso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peruvian Paso - Google Search
Have to run. Short on time today. Hope everyone has a fine, safe day.
Thank you jj2, mlinky, Rhapsodies Fire and others for directing me over here.
Love and appreciation, Alice
I'm turning Vet tomorrow, Aug 24.
What is major for me, right now, is horses. Margie=mlinky has stirred up a lot of my love for horses. I grew up in Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Ky, The Saddled Horse Capital of The World and schooled at Crabtree Stables, The Major Horse Stable and training facility in the world, back then, for American Saddlebred Horses. That was in the early 60's before there were any more major Saddlebred Farms in Shelby Co. My Mother did Helen Crabtree's hair and wigs. That's how my parents afforded my schooling and riding there. The World Am. Saddlebred Championship Horse Show is taking place, in Louisville, at Ky State Fair, all week. If my Replay A/V is working I'm recording most of the live streaming of the shows. When I got home, last night it had crashed, so I don't know how much I didn't get.
Anyway, I've decided to stay with horses, same as bjannr.
I've only owned one "horse" since I left Ky, in 1971. He was a parade, jumping pony mule named Patches; all white except for a few faint red patches. He loved children and women but went out of his way to injure men. Must have been some bad experiences in his past. He was the best seat I've ever been up on with a gait that was similar to a Peruvian Paso, one of my favorite breeds of horse.
Peruvian Paso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peruvian Paso - Google Search
Have to run. Short on time today. Hope everyone has a fine, safe day.
Thank you jj2, mlinky, Rhapsodies Fire and others for directing me over here.
Love and appreciation, Alice
Just make sure there is nothing on a shelf, bookcase, etc ready to fall on your head during an aftershock....
Course, you could try wearing a football helmet tibs.....oh wait....nm
Hi Jerry
Hi everyone!
Course, you could try wearing a football helmet tibs.....oh wait....nm
Hi Jerry
Hi everyone!
Welcome Westamyx. I guess I had better put the old horse back up. lol.
Hi Atty..............
Hi Atty..............
Welcome to the party that never ends, Alice. See? I'm still ready for the horsey theme!
See? I'm still ready for the horsey theme!
Thanks.
Although with all the construction and paving going on between here and my house, I'll probably be going too slow to get into any accident worse than that caused by the sudden excitement of being able to move forward ten inches.
Welcome to the party that never ends, Alice.
That reminds me.......
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
We're so glad you could attend
Come inside! Come inside!
There behind a glass is a real blade of grass
be careful as you pass.
Move along! Move along!
I didn't see a welcome thread in the vets forum for (Alice), Westamyx, so I took the liberty of starting one. I hope that was ok.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...m/216863-welcome-veterans-forum-westamyx.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...m/216863-welcome-veterans-forum-westamyx.html
Horses rule!
Sorry but I ain't a gonna drive anything that don't have a brake peddle.
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