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SMLCHNG wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:I'm frightened!!!! It just sounds like too many things goin' on at one time!!!

Uh huh!!



Maybe if I added a little rum?

Penny, I think it would take a lot of rum, like that is a bad thing

SouthernSeas wrote:April 11 - Columbia, SC
April 13 - Charlotte, NC

Heard through the grapevine...sounded pretty credible.

Shoot, during the week. New job, little vacation time

TO me, it beats dying of thirst, but not by much.

Four Play wrote:Here are a couple more you might want to check out;
Jim Booth
Steven Jordan

I have The Storm hanging on my wall.

And I will have a new office to decorate.

Peter Mayer at the Canal Street Tavern in Dayton, Ohio on Wednesday February 15 at 9:00pm. Tickets $13 in advance and $15 day of show. Sounds like another BN Ohio phlocking to me! Just in case you need another reason to phlock, it is also the day after Spliff Dog's Daddy's birthday! :D Who's in? :o...

Dawn, but most things do go in the dishwasher.

1. Name five things in your refrigerator. Orange Juice Hard boiled eggs Milk chip dip Corona 2. Name five things in your freezer. Pizza Rolls Ice cream Popsicles chicken wings hamburger patties 3. Name five things under your kitchen sink. Dawn dishwashing soap Cascade a blender SOS pads Spic n Span ...

Wino you know wrote:All are great choices, but if I could only have ONE of those three, I'd choose Barometer Soup just for "Remittance Man."

Garry, you are a wise man.

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

big hat carmen wrote:Terry,

Have you ever read a book called The Unquiet Earth by Denise Giardiana? It is set in the coal fields of West Virginia.

Yes. I've heard of it. Did you read it? Recommendation?

I am reading it right now. I'll let you know.

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:I just read THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSIN, by Brian Haig, retired US Army Colonel with 22 years service and Alexander Haig's son. Not bad.

Is that fiction?

Terry,

Have you ever read a book called The Unquiet Earth by Denise Giardiana? It is set in the coal fields of West Virginia.

Enjoyed DEAD SLEEP , by Greg Iles. Anyone read William X Kienzle's Father Koesler books?[/quote I have read most of them and loved them. Reminds me of my years of Catholic confinment. Do I need to read them in order? I think it helps to see Father's character develop. BUt they do stand alone.

[quote="maggiemay56"]Enjoyed DEAD SLEEP , by Greg Iles.

Anyone read William X Kienzle's Father Koesler books?[/quote

I have read most of them and loved them. Reminds me of my years of Catholic confinment.

Make a case for an OR Own Recognizence, since he has ties in the community and that makes him less of a flight risk. It doesn't hurt to try or he could ask for a lower bond.

Good luck

tikitatas wrote:Moderation and diversity.

in all things, Good advice, Cate

WooHoo,

10/10, guess having a history geek for a son is handy.

Cindy, I am the counselor and I have little to add to the advice you got from others. The one thing that you need to remember is how to tell if an addict is lying : their mouth is moving. Don't take an addict at face value, protect yourself and get the facts from an impartial person. You might consi...

We have driven 3 Dodge/Chrysler mini vans and loved all of them. Lots of room for the kids and their stuff, great tailgating vehicles, better milage and comfort than SUVs (we also have one of those), especially on long trips. Our next choice will probably be another Chrysler with all of the storage....

phjrsaunt wrote:Haven't read that one, but Winds of War and War and Rememberance were two that I TOTALLY got absorbed in.

Me too