Thanks Chaikwa and everyone else for your thoughts and prayers.



Of course it is..



No!!

Dont worry, Sasquatches dont have them.

Looks the same to me. As for the hair? I dont remember him having any..

You scare me!!!

 

YES!

Nevermind the smart-mule answers! I was asking a legitimate question! Just because you aren't smart enough to give a REAL anwser...

As it should be!

chaikwa.

 

He's a cutie - - I remember doing that stuff, but now they come in and tower over me and I am 6'4". However, we do a new little gal we haven't met yet, but will next month. Rotten part is her daddy and mommy live in Seattle. We won't get to do much of that stuff. RATS.

Quiet day today - - got lots done. Feeling a little ratty - hope the blonde's "stuff" isn't catching up to me. Been fanatical about washing hands, wiping stuff down, being caring but no touchy feely and she hates it - - me too.

Ooopppsss, din din bell just rang. YEH

HungeerreeeBob

 

Hello fellow DTRonians.

Totallyrad, Nice picture Rick. Clearly your grandson feels better just having his loving pawpaw with him! God Bless.


A quick update, I had the phone co. come out. They checked the lines and found a problem within my house. The tech showed me how this accidental dial to 911 happens. The cover on the exterior phone junction box was not secured, so with the high winds blowing it open and allowing the rain tho get in the box created a shorting condition. The tech was able to duplicate the short, (a series of 11 shorts in a row), and have it automatically dial 911. pretty interesting and weird. All is better now, good learning lesson.

Been real busy at work, (not good). Nuff said.

Have a great evening.

 

If I remember correctly, your the one who did not know what it was..

And NO!!!!


Evening DTR.. Watching Charlie Brown and the great pumpkin and drinking a beer.



Hey Rick, cool picture. Someone loves his grandpa

 

And neither do you. Obviously.

YES! Don't argue with me!

chaikwa.

 

[SIZE="4"]AND ALIBABA WAS LAST SEEN RIDING OFF IN TO THE SUNSET ON HIS CAMMEL ]

SIZE

 

Dont start old man..

No, no, no, no, no to infinity! Beat that!!

Your something else Claude

 

what are you two bickering 'bout???

 

Eric< that might be true > however we`r just not quite sure what though

 

With or without nuts...


When we figure it out we will let you know

 

strange things going on in mich >]
over 200 schools closed down for the flew>
my daughters school is closed until next tues .
i asked her is many were missing in her room> yesterday 1
asked same question today >1
and the announcement came today
not sure if this hype>or>caution !
just sounds fishy to me
?
just watched the news more than dubble that # more than 400 closed

i`m wondering how much has to do with the state taking almost $300. per student away from school funding > possible blue flue ?

 

whew! busy today. had something to do tomorrow and cannot remember what is was....

best just to go to bed.

nuts. just for the record.


and my CAlifornia aunt just sent me an apple cake recipe that looked vaguely familiar to this site......

off to lala land. night shift- behave! should talk to Don but too ti yad!

 

That happens with old age.

No nuts.



Morning all.

Today is Wednesday, October 28th.

On this day in 1636 - Harvard College was founded in Massachusetts. The original name was Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony. It was the first school of higher education in America.

1776 - The Battle of White Plains took place during the American Revolutionary War.

1793 - Eli Whitney applied for a patent for his cotton gin.

1886 - The Statue of Liberty was dedicated in New York Harbor by U.S. President Cleveland. The statue weighs 225 tons and is 152 feet tall. It was originally known as "Liberty Enlightening the World."

1904 - The St. Louis Police Department became the first to use fingerprinting.

1919 - The U.S. Congress enacted the Volstead Act, also known as the National Prohibition Act. Prohibition was repealed in 1933 with the passing of the 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

1922 - Benito Mussolini took control of the Italian government and introduced fascism to Italy.

1936 - The Statue of Liberty was rededicated by U.S. President Roosevelt on its 50th anniversary.

1940 - During World War II, Italy invaded Greece.

1949 - U.S. President Harry Truman swore in Eugenie Moore Anderson as the U.S. ambassador to Denmark. Anderson was the first woman to hold the post of ambassador.

1962 - Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev informed the U.S. that he had ordered the dismantling of Soviet missile bases in Cuba.

1965 - Pope Paul VI issued a decree absolving Jews of collective guilt for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

1965 - The Gateway Arch along the waterfront in St. Louis, MO, was completed.

1976 - John D. Erlichman, a former aide to U.S. President Richard Nixon, entered a federal prison camp in Safford, AZ, to begin serving his sentence for Watergate-related convictions.

1986 - The centennial of the Statue of Liberty was celebrated in New York.

1988 - Roussel Uclaf, a French manufacturer that produces the abortion pill RU486, announced it would resume distribution of the drug after the government of France demanded it do so.

chaikwa.

 

Oh no - - first sheeple, now camels - - what next. On second thought, don't tell me - - let me guess.

And now we add nuts? I think many nuts around here.

Good history this morning, Scott. The Statue as Liberty Lighting the World - - wow, getting pretty dim about now. Sad.

No one put on the coffee - - bunch of late sleepy heads - - so coffee is on plus ph00 plus hot water with Kailey's sock in it - - sorry, didn't bring donuts - - figured someone would have beat me at this late time. Off to the races - - have a good one.

Bob