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Sail on, Mr. Armstrong. I was 18 when you walked on the moon. I was babysitting that afternoon and thankfully the parents got back in time so I could run up the block to my home and watch the landing.
Thank you for your bravery and curiosity.

What a beautiful girl! Your daughter made me cry. And I'm still crying. Thank you, Chloe, for showing us what true beauty is.

Oops. No, I made a mistake, too. I thought we were talking about parallel parking.
I pull in and, like Auntie, I try to get a parking space where I can pull through. I read that's what shoplifters do so they can make a fast getaway.

I back in. On the occasions when I am forced to nose in (only see a spot at the last minute, and car in back too close on my tail), I wind up having to adjust about five or six times.
When I back in, it's one, two and I'm there (maybe three). My driving instructor taught me well!

I read "What a nightmare!" and all I could think of was Marisa Tomei in "My Cousin Vinnie"!

One of these days I am going to hop on a plane to the land of birth of my paternal Grandfather. He was born in Mountrath, County Laois (pronounced leesh), Ireland. I've researched to a small extent, but does anyone have any first hand knowledge? Vacationed there? Lived there? Any advice? Comments? P...

I voted!

bravedave wrote:Voted.
(But if this doesn't work out for Andie, the Republican National Convention looks wide open)

Spew!!!!
That is so funny!!!!

I wonder if Steve has upgraded God's RAM and taught St Peter how to text yet... :cry: :) :cry: Don't forget creating Playlists. :wink: :cry: Gregorian Chant Mormon Tabernacle Choir Trop Rock :) Maybe Steve could import that Pope Jimmy CD to God's iPod. If anyone can do it, it would be those two! :D...

TheSecretsInTheCrust wrote:Sail on Steve. One can make an argument that Steve Jobs has changed the world in our lifetime as much as Thomas Edison did in his. posted on my iMac5

So true, Glenn!
Sail on, Mr. Jobs! Thank you!

hemispheredancer05 wrote:What a brilliant man with a life cut way too short...sail on, Mr. Jobs.

Yes, and what wonderful things he accomplished in that short life! He changed the world!
Rest in peace, Mr. Jobs. Sail on!

PM sent!

Prayers and Phin Power for ((((Ralph))))

I wish I had saved my stubs. I saw - and yes I SWEAR I actually heard! - the Beatles at Forest Hills, NY in August 1964, Shea Stadium August 1965, Shea Stadium August 1966, and George and Ringo at George's Concert for Bangladesh August 1971.

Somehow I missed this. I went to Jesse's website to see about latest concerts, etc. and saw his news. Well, keep those prayers and that Phin Power going! Jesse has been operated on, finished chemo, and been given an "all clear"! Thank God!!! Please visit his CaringBridge pages to read upda...

Good luck! It's nice to see someone put their dreams in motion! The farmers' markets and craft fairs by me always have a booth of Picklelicious pickles. http://www.picklelicious.com/ I can never go without picking up some full sours. I had never had fried pickles until a year ago when a friend told ...

"The Help". Really good. I loved the book. Before that, "Midnight in Paris". I loved that movie. I could have seen it over and over.

For anyone who uses their voice extensively (singers, teachers, etc.), this site has some good tips to prevent voice problems. http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice/takingcare.html My voice teacher said throat clearing is bad for your throat. This site http://www.artspace2000.com/singing_lessons/sin...

((((Ralph))))

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