Good night to all who enter the Lair.
May you find peace, love and joy from your visit.
To the poets who post their poetry and music,
Thank You, for treating this room with respect.
Posted on 06/25/2005 9:22:33 PM PDT by Soaring Feather
Thank you for your poem. Today is a day of infamy. Such needless, senseless suffering.
Thank you for your poem. Today is a day of infamy. Such needless, senseless suffering.
Yes, the terrorists seem to revel in the horrid pain of others.
Yes I know, that is why I chose this particular work . . . to try to describe how I feel about this hideous act against innocent people in this War on the Christian World . . . I want my British Ancestors to fight, fight, fight against this horror . . . I am positively seething!!!! . . .but am unable to put it into my own words in a poem as did you and WayzataJohnn . . God Bless you Both for being so eloquent.
Finding one's voice is a gift indeed. I had much trouble expessing myself prior to the gift of poetry's arrival.
Today you did very well . . . .;-)
Thank You. I just sent it to England.
angle's wings=angel's wings
England thanks you.
On this date in history:
In 1497, Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama sailed from
Lisbon on a voyage that would lead to discovery of a sea route
to India around the southern tip of Africa.
In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was read in public
for the first time, to people gathered at Philadelphia's
Independence Square.
In 1835, the Liberty Bell cracked while being rung during the
funeral of U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall in
Philadelphia.
In 1853, Commodore Matthew Perry, representing the U.S.
government, sailed into Tokyo Bay to begin negotiations that
led to the United States becoming the first Western nation to
establish diplomatic relations with Japan in two centuries.
In 1950, Gen. Douglas MacArthur was designated commander of
U.N. forces in Korea.
In 1969, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam began.
In 1991, Yugoslav leaders signed an accord calling for an
internationally observed cease-fire in Slovenia and Croatia.
Also in 1991, Iraq admitted to the United Nations that it
had produced enriched uranium, but not enough to make
nuclear weapons.
In 1994, North Korean President Kim Il Sung died at age 82.
He had led the country since its founding in 1948.
Also in 1994, O.J. Simpson was ordered to stand trial on
two counts of first-degree murder in the slayings of his
ex-wife and her friend.
In 1996, Turkey's first Islamic prime minister confirmed
he wanted a less-Western-affiliated nation when he refused
the United States permission to use a Turkish military base
to bomb Iraq.
In 1997, the Senate began hearings on potentially illegal
campaign fund-raising practices. Among the allegations was
that China, through illegal contributions, sought to
influence the outcome of the 1996 elections.
Also in 1997, NATO invited three Eastern European
nations -- the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland -- to
join the organization.
In 1998, a tentative settlement was reported between Dow
Corning Corp. and lawyers for 170,00 women who claimed they
had become ill from the company's silicone breast implants.
Also in 1998, four leaders of the Montana Freemen were
convicted in federal court in Billings, Mont., of conspiring
to defraud banks. The anti-government, anti-tax group gained
fame in 1996 during an 81-day standoff at its ranch.
In 2003, North Korea said work had begun on nuclear weapons
with enough plutonium on hand to build six bombs.
Also in 2003, doctors in Singapore separated two 29-year-old
Iranian sisters who had been joined at the head since birth
but the women died during the 54-hour operation.
And, six people, including the gunman, died during a rampage
at a military parts manufacturing plant in Meridian. Miss.
In 2004, John Rigas, founder of Adelphia Communications, a
cable television company, and son Timothy were convicted of
conspiracy, bank fraud and securities fraud.
Also in 2004, a U.S. Marine once reported to have been
beheaded by Iraqi captors showed up alive and well at the
U.S. embassy in Beirut. Cpl. Wassef Ali Hassoun, 24, was
turned over to military authorities.
Finding A Woman
1. It is important to find a woman who works around the house, occasionally cooks, and cleans and who has a job.
2. It is important to find a woman who makes you laugh.
3. It is important to find a woman who is dependable and doesn't lie.
4. It is important to find a woman who's loving and passionate
5. It is important that these four women never meet.
;^) A sailor's shopping list ;^)
LOL
Well, what got into you today??
"Well, what got into you today??"
I think I was bitten my a Silly Sod bug, as I am finding everything funny, and acute silliness is becoming way too much to handle with a straight face!
I'm just back from putting some bumper stickers on the bumpers of the ultra-libs in this pretentious burg. They drive their SUV’s and Snob cars downtown here, and park in the ramp at the local coffee shop. Here they spend most of the day, telling each other how their saving the world. A printer friend of mine prints up these stickers for me, and I raid the ramp and tag the snob cars and Hummer’s with them. Some of my favorite stickers to date are:
I voted Liberal to ruin America
Liberal and Proud to hate America
Vote Liberal and be an Elitist
Liberals Lead/Slaves Follow!
Liberal AmeriKa, Comrade!!!
As you can see, I do get in a tear, once in a while. (I’m such a Baaaaaad Boy!)
My, my, you do get the message out don't you??
Good evening, ms. marlowe.
Wonderful poem "O Ship of State!"
Thank You much.
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