[dansangel]

[dansangel]

Welcome to another of JH2's spot-on
reports of current events here on the Finest!
Don't miss it!

[Pippin]

I love this story too! :o)

[GailA]

Good morning....WOW this is one of John's BEST ever!

[shezza]

Oy! I need a roll of paper towels to wipe up all that dripping sarcasm from JohnHuang2's essay! (I love that story, too. Poor Tuh-RAY-zuh, dragged into the limelight for so long. Her feet hurt, she's tired of wearing pantyhose, and she just wants a nap. Can somebody get that poor woman another bottle of gin? Oh, and some raisins. Please, please, she must be praying, don't let John win any recounts!)

[Temple Owl]

Another winner! Thanks!

[DollyCali]

Good Morning all of you finest folks..


Lovely thread & good & funny stuff as usual John & angel...thank you. If you mentioned re: the job situation I missed it as I have not been as faithful to the threads as I would like. Have you found work Dansangle?

Gone a lot of Monday & Tuesday & spent most of Wednes at Rock Hall of Fame..this PM was a special membership program for the opening of the Ray Charles exhibit. It was really fun. There were kids/grandkids of RC there in addition to former musicians/business partners from up to 45 years of work together. It was interesting as I have seen the movie several time & it was nice to meet/chat with them one on one. It was a small group of about 100 & so interaction was nice. Lots of press coverage. The music live was quite interesting. It was a NE Ohio blind organization musical set of performances. TRULY outstanding. All performers were either totally or legally blind & the caliber of performance was incredible.

too much to eat.. ended up afterward with some walking along the lake waterfront, break wall & around the coast guard station.(Oliver was waiting for me in van) Thousands of sea gulls were in the waters by the coast guard boats/cutters. not sure if they are migratory or just together where the water is warmer.

Exciting about inauguration & the opportunity to meet some new FReepers & celebrate being a member of the VRWC...

Busy days ahead for me kayaking Sat during day & dressy party in PM.. should be interesting to see how that all works out. Will be taking change of clothes along as both events are in same area & about 45 miles from my home. It wouldn't be the first time I did a funny change/transformation like that in MD's restrooms!

I know there are some movie fans here. (I will admit to be much more than a fan).. did see Alexander; Incredibly; National Treasure, After the Sunset, Shall We Dance among others the past couple weeks.. all were good in my opinion.Will not see Kinsey

[jwfiv]

Thank you, MIss Dansy, for such a grand start to a beautiful day.

Thank you, JH2, for the pearls you drop so gracefully.

I'm still savoring the exerience of our Dubya's victory over homo dododemocraticus, that soon to be extent species of human that never did have a clue.

Wishing our Hostesses and all the Finest a very fine day.

[OESY]

"Raise your paw if you're for freedom."

Young zot-team supporters of Ukrainian opposition leader
Viktor Yushchenko at a rally outside the supreme court in Kiev.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

041124-N-8977L-001 San Diego, Calif. (Nov. 24, 2004) - The maneuvering watch aboard the Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Topeka (SSN 754) prepares for mooring after being underway for three days off the coast of San Diego, Calif. Sailors aboard Topeka participated in Submarine Squadron Eleven’s (COMSUBRON 11) Chef Exchange Program in which chef Paul Murphy from Humphrey’s by the Bay, in San Diego, spent three days aboard Topeka giving Culinary Specialists tips and techniques on how to improve the quality of food and service aboard Topeka. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Johansen Laurel (RELEASED)

041003-F-3188G-120 Iraq (Oct. 3, 2004) – An F-14B Tomcat assigned to the “Jolly Rogers” of Fighter Squadron One Zero Three (VF-103), banks away from a U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender assigned to the 908th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron, after being refueled. Both aircraft are conducting missions over Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Erik Gudmundson (RELEASED)

041118-N-1464F-006 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (Nov. 18, 2004) - Sgt. Zody Mohammed (front), Spc. Greg Williams, Squad Leader, and Staff Sgt. Joaquin Rodriguez, fire a mortar round during live fire training at Hicacal Range. All three infantry soldiers are part of Joint Task Force Guantanamo 2nd Battalion 113 Infantry Army National Guard unit based in New Jersey. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Journalist Dave Fliesen (RELEASED)

[JulieRNR21]

Dansy: I love your pledge graphic using the GOP Float from the Sun Fiesta Parade in Venice, FL.

As you know the photo was taken by Freeper Joe Brower.
I made several of the posters including the 'Have You Forgotten' one of the WTC in flames.

Local campaign volunteers waved many of the posters from this float during several Bush/Cheney street rallies leading up to election day.

JH2: Gosh, I love that story, too!

When will those Sore Losermen SHUT UP and admit that they were REJECTED AND NOT ELECTED?

[dware]

Veteran's Oral History Project

The Veteran's Oral History Project is one small way that I can say "THANK YOU" to the men & women of the military who have dedicated their lives and make daily sacrifices to secure our great country.

If you are a Veteran, I would love to speak with you!

[Deetes]

Very very good !