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Posted on 06/01/2005 7:12:04 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
New verse:
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Upon the hearth the fire is red, |
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Still round the corner there may wait |
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Deep dark depression, excessive misery...
Angst. Lots of angst. Dripping, dark, gloomy angst.
Nice sentiment. But it's not part of the song...
They aren't gonna be stuck on the train too much longer. Gonna get moved to a containment facility.
Wish I could figure out why I picked Mr. Nice Guy to be the POV for the intro. Mostly because I don't want to spoil any of the surprises on the more interesting characters.
What song?
Evening Corin - you fergot to schedule in the 'contemplation and relaxation'.
The neighbor's have commenced their 4th celebrations. Gypsygirl is not pleased but handling it well so far.
I wondered if we should expect some tonight...
Hmmmm. NEW TRUCK.
~sigh~
Before your time.
LOL! I can understand why! We used to go the the next town over where they had a great fireworks display at the high school. They haven't had it for the last couple of years because they were renovating and adding on the the school. I don't know if they'll do it this year, but we're not that interested anymore.
I picked up the Building Permit today, so we're going to do some stuff on the beginnings of the remodel project! We've taken down the old deck, and we're going to construct a temporary deck right behind the garage so we can back the trailer with materials into the garage and unload it through the door that we're going to cut a hole for and install. That way we don't have to drive the car across the yard all the time!
Couldn't find a picture of the boys...
Evening - we saw a couple of those PBS movies, pretty good. Lou Diamond Philips did a Jim Chee movie, it was a pilot as we understand it for a show based on the series. He did a good job with the role.
I think Wes Studi did a good job as the "Legendary Lt. Joe Leaphorn".
"Hunting Badger" a good read for sure. Heck, they all are. Reading them in order helps.
Remember - out there, Coyote Waits.
Evening - Those a great pics, sounds like a super trip out west. Trouble is, once you start taking them, the West will lure you back, time and time again.
Corin, that's great news, glad to see it wasn't the 'other thing'.
That's was an easy one!
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