SoCalGal

Whatever is taking you from here I hope is short lived and that you return to have some fun

Don't forget they also teach some spanish on sesame street

Reminds me of an old poem. Spring has sprung The grass has Ris I wonders where the flowers is Spring has sprung Fall has fell Winters here and it's cold as heck Sorry couldn't resist

Congrats Lowlander.

It's ok. Perhaps she can see what the problem is but in case she has problems I posted the problem at infopop on their community board in hopes they might have an answer.

Spent the day cutting grass and some trees and general yardwork. It's only about 60 but very nice 60

Marvelous news, thanks for letting us know

I have put my dust collection in a box for safe keeping in case I need it. I used to collect, coins, stamps, postcards, keys, locks, unusual items but now I'm just happy helping my DW collect her stuff

Happy birthday. I've got the soda

Genealogy Comparison Page The link above is to a webpage that compare 8 different genealogy programs.

1) Take some thin paper and charcoal with you when you go to a cemetery. This way you can get a rubbing of any family stone you come across 2) Ask at the office of a cemetery if you can get a copy of their map of the cemetery, then you can put a mark on the map exactly where family graves are. 3) If you find yourself in a location with a family cemetery but are unable to find it, you can check with the funeral homes in the area or with real estate agents and they may be able to point you in the right direction. 4) Write down or record on tape all the stories you remember about relatives. 5) Take photos of all the relatives that are still living. If they live too far away ask them if they have any pictures you could have. 6) When going through old photos, mark on the back of the photo a small number in one of the corners and in a seperate book list the phots by number and all information you can about them. 7) Organize your materials early. It will help when you are searching for one of the first pieces of paper at a later date.

Excellent, It's always great to get something from our past, whether it's photos, letters or stories about our ancestors.

Praying that no one was hurt and that any damage is minor

Get well soon Mare, Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Cavey, You stay on as mod and do what you can. I'll do my best to come up with answers when you aren't around and if there is some kind of problem or something that needs attention in the www forum i'll bring it up to Darlene so she can take care of it. Please stay on as mod.

To make and keep my burgers moist on the grill and prevent them from drying out, I mix steak sauce in with the hamburger meat before they go on the grill.

This takes a bit more work but your omlets will come out nice and fluffy. Put the eggs in a blender and mix them on liquefy

1) half way 2) Twice the distance from the middle to the end 3) An umbrella 4) Toast

Spent the day working around the house

Go Canucks.... We won as well and lead in the semifinal best of 7 2 to 1

I see the sun shining, birds in the trees, the leaves coming in on the trees, and people going by to the various downtown buildings.

In Flanders Field By: Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918) Canadian Army IN FLANDERS FIELDS the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place, and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.

Congrats to the Canucks and all their fans. We have the AHL franchise of the Senators here and we swept the quarterfinals. On to the Semi's