Posted on 04/16/2004 6:37:21 PM PDT by Mo1
For your heart!
.....Westy....
You bet they'll be surprised. And it won't be a good surprise either.
Now your being weird!
KEWL Pictures Val
Well I finally got the kids into bed .. we've been studying for finals this week. They tried blowing it off all weekend .. so we had a cram session tonight and I threatened them that if they didn't pass with flyng colors .. I'd enroll them in summer school
I just loved the look of fear in their eyes .. hehe
Our speaker at the Memorial Service said today that five little words were so important.....
Thank you for your service.
.....Westy....
It's been raining non stop here .. ALL DAY
.....Westy.....
Sorry to disappoint you .. but we didn't go to the beach .. didn't have a party .. and we weren't drinking
We just had a quiet day ... and at dinner we discussed what Memorial Day was and it's true meaning
So tell me Babe .. ya get up on the wrong side of the bed today??
......Westy.....
I think it's suppose to stop raining on Thursday .. I'm hoping the weather dude is wrong .. we shall see
There was another nasty accident down the road behind my house
There is a bend and if one doesn't pay attention and slow down .. they'll end up going down the hill into the woods.
I'm not sure exactly what happen .. but there was all kinds of rescue people out .. I hope the person/s in the car are ok
Mo, maybe you should not read the last posts first, as you say you do. LOL
Hey there Ringy .. sounds like you are having a good relaxing day .. hope all is well
That is so sweet .. Sounds like she was proud as could be of her PaPa
Guitly as charged .. still reading
In this detail from an almanac contained in the Madrid Codex, a hunter returns home with his kill. Is that a horse on his back?
Since its discovery in 1860, the Madrid Codex, named for the city where it was found after hundreds of years of obscurity and where it rests today, has illuminated many mysteries of ancient Mayan culture, religion, and scholarship.
A Spanish priest or explorer likely brought the codex to Spain in the 16th century, though no one knows for sure how it arrived in Europe from Guatemala, where it probably originated. The longest of the existing Maya hieroglyphic manuscripts, the codex contains over 250 almanacs, which describe events of daily life during the 260-day Mesoamerican ritual calendar. Scholars believe the codex may be a 14th- or 15th-century copy of Mayan scholarship from the peak of the civilization's power. The entire Mayan era lasted from roughly 2500 B.C. to A.D. 1500. Joel Hardy - 8 Sept. 2003
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