Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 16

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Clear housing in the arch of he latest Adidas shoe, called '1', holds a microprocessor built around a motor unit as shown here in Portland, Ore., Thursday, May 6, 2004, during its' introduction at the company's U.S. headquarters. The shoe is equipped with a microprocessor capable of making five million calculations per second to adjust heel cushioning.(AP Photo/Don Ryan)

[Darksheare]

And other shoes laugh at it for looking funny.

It is an interesting idea, wonder how durable and scalable it is.

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Gray wolves are shown resting after a meal on Isle Royale, Mich., in this 2001 file photo. Upper Michigan's surging gray wolf population has exceeded 200 for the fifth consecutive year, a milestone that likely will bump the animal from the endangered species list. (AP Photo/Michigan Tech University, Rolf Peterson, File)

[Darksheare]

"It's all part of my rock and roll fantasy"

Yeah, the whole thing has a weird feel to it.

[Darksheare]

Lazy mutts, sleeping after a meal of elk.
*snicker*

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Aila, a 10-year-old capuchin monkey, reacts to the applause of the crowd during the opening ceremonies of the 'Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled' organization's 'monkey college' facility in the Brighton section of Boston May 7, 2004. The organization, which has already trained more than 93 monkeys to live with and assist severely disabled or paralyzed people, hopes to enroll hundreds of new student monkeys in its 2-3 year 'monkey college' training program. REUTERS/Jim Bourg

Think he worries about bad hair day?

[restornu]

updating tagline!

[Darksheare]

Naaah.
A mild comb over, parted in the middle and voila, it's done.

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correction!

[sweetliberty]

Grannie, you just have entirely too much fun. I have to say, though, that I'm not even jealous this week. We had a fantastic time doing everything we could cram into 8 days. Dawn and Vickie went to Oaks and on Derby Day we went to a place where we could drink and watch the race on bigscreen TV. We got just about as drenched as the people at the track.

When we got to Eureka Springs we toured the Queen Anne Mansion and Quigley's Castle, went for a nice hike down by Leatherwood Lake, went to Thorncrown Chapel and took another hike by Pivot Rock. We walked around town photographing some of the magnificent and charming houses there and of course, we went downtown shopping. We went to the haunted Crescent Hotel, did the New Holy Land tour at the Passion Play grounds and saw the Passion Play. We also took a cruise on Beaver Lake. We stayed in a hotel with Victorian decor and indoor pool and hot tub surrounded by plants in a greenhouse-like environment and we ate obscene amounts of food and drank LOTS of blue thingies. When we got home we went to get our hair done. I'm having a hard time getting back into my routine since Dawn left. It was wonderful having her here.

[Darksheare]

Darksheare for sale, cheap.

[grannie9]

WOW... that's sound like one terrific trip. Post more pictures please. I loved the pic of the Victorian Gift Shop. Did you buy anything good?

The countryside looked gorgeous. So nice and green. It's getting that beautiful spring green here too. Love it. My Cherry tree is blooming.. Took a couple pics today, but I don't have my camera cords hooked to the puter yet. I have to get my new printer hooked up and the camera, and I'll be mostly all set for awhile..

[sweetliberty]

Most everything there is Victorian in flavor. The Queen Anne Mansion you can actually stay in the bedrooms on the upper 2 floors. The palce is magnificent. Ever see a porcelain chandalier?

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[grannie9]

Isn't that different. Beautiful, Lib.

[sweetliberty]

Here's one shot of part of our room.

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[sweetliberty]

This was my favorite room in the mansion...a little girl's room. Everybody's all dressed for tea.

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[sweetliberty]

These are from our hike at Leatherwood Lake. That was my favorite camping spot but they've now closed it down to overnight camping. You can still hike, fish, picnic or rent a boat there though. Shame too. This trail at night in the summertime is like a fairyland. The woods are just full of lightening bugs and there are a lot out over the lake itself. I don't think I've ever seen so many lightening bugs in one place as there.

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[restornu]

Nice collection of memories!

[sweetliberty]

Here's one that's up your alley, Darks. This place is really spooky. There was one spot that whenever I stood there I would get a chill clear through me.

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Click on the pic for the story.

[sweetliberty]

Yeah, we had fun taking all the pictures. One of these days maybe I will get better at it. My camera doesn't do great in low light. I hear it is a flaw with digitals. I suppose it is correctable, but I'm not very good with my photo program either.

Dixie, come over here and see some of the pics from our trip. Grannie is here too. I know you haven't seen her for a long time.