Now that could be useful.
This is Spiderboy in late 2005 putting finishing touches on his loft bed.
Posted on 12/23/2006 11:31:23 AM PST by BibleBabe1
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I grew up skiing at Kirkwood.
You have to explicitly ask; too many folks (myself included) get annoyed by being arbitrarily put on ping lists.
FReepmail is highly preferred, because I sometimes miss postings folks make to me, given the large number of responses I get from the Traditional Anglican posts & pings.
FReepmail me if you want on...
Now that could be useful.
This is Spiderboy in late 2005 putting finishing touches on his loft bed.
There is a line drawing hanging on the wall in the visitor gallery of Mission Control of that experiment.
A pvc bed, how cool. Does he really sleep on/in it?
When I went to Hawaii, I was dying in the humidity, and friends from Texas were saying "It''s not humid here at all".
I had a job interview in Las Veags in June several years ago. I stayed 4 days, checking the place out, looking at real estate etc. I conclude that, BS, it IS TOO the heat.and the taxes, and the cost of living, and the lots measured in square feet instead of acres.
BTW, we lived in Honolulu when I was a kid. Funny how a 5 year old doesn't have unpleasant weather memories.
At least in Hawaii, as humid as it gets sometimes, there's always a good breeze.
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Exact quote while looking at main engines, "That would burn your head off".
Well, this isn't quite that one. We'll need to edit it to lighten the image.
When my family journeyed to the top of Pike's Peak, I had the same confusion as the folks who told the story of Icarus.
I figured, that high up, I'd likely be much closer to the Sun, so I dressed in light clothing.
When we got up there, in the middle of August, there was snow banked on the side of the building. I didn't have to worry about the Sun melting the wax holding my feathers.
You have a rough estimate of how many times Spiderboy said "Wow" that day?
I almost got that one. Bittygirl has developed a thing for purses. So..., she got a NASA purse with a stuffed bear to add to the bear collection she's acquired from my travels.
Test stretch.
With desk and shelf fitted.
We left in 1970. I do remember the beach a little bit.
Thanks so much for the pictures PE. Really fine.
Must be global warming. We get some more snow tomorrow.
Thanks for the welcome. I come by from time to time to see just how bored everybody is.
Then I guess you realize we're all so bored that we are very happy to see an unfamiliar face?
Are we in the running for the most boring thread ever? *NnB crosses fingers*
If we are a few points shy of the most boring thread ever, I could start talking about tax history. ;-)
Oh, my stars! I just realized ...
I've been such a fool!
We could ahve clinched it at any time, Tulip! *Thud, thud, ... NnB beats ostensible head against figurative desk*
I should have written a poem about tax history!!!
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