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Posted on 08/31/2005 7:06:15 PM PDT by Soaring Feather
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What did you see?
In L.A., we're at 2.91, 3.07 and 3.14... that's the cheapest. At others, the lowest is 3.05.
How about a Fig Beet date?!!
Good morning.
LOL!
Nice graphics!
Hubby filled the tank up on Sunday @ $2.78. Right about now I'm glad we don't have to drive much!
Thanks, Queenie. I love going gif shopping.
Awwwwww....
I agree, it's great fun.
Love it Connie, thanks.
The kids were planning to come down from Mesa this weekend...I have a feeling that trip is off for now.
That means no Piper pictures for awhile, unless I can convince them to take them and e-mail to me.
Neat....that should be a cool ride.
Climbed in through the forward crew entry hatch, eyeballed the cockpit and bombadier station, then looked over the dorsal .50cal turret, then past teh radioman station, through the bomb bay on the 6 inch wide catwalk, then to the ball turret and waist gunner station.
Then out through the rear access hatch.
Also got to see the renamed B-24J 'Witchcraft'.
The original 'Witchcraft' was a B-24H.
(It was scrapped after WWII..)
h!!beachy.....#200 and #300!!
tom.....#250!!
ms feather.....#350!!
I wouldn't be surprised....perhaps a little conservation is the order of the day.
Children jump on two new spring toys before their installation at the orphanage in Kirkuk, Aug. 19, 2005. U.S. Army Sgt. Fenton Doyle constructed the playground equipment from old humvee parts during his spare time and other unit soldiers painted the equipment.U.S. Army photo
U.S. soldiers from Task Force 2-116 Armor’s headquarters company swing Iraqi children after installing their new swing set at the orphanage in Kirkuk, Iraq, Aug. 19, 2005. U.S. Army Sgt. Fenton Doyle constructed the playground equipment from old humvee parts during his spare time and other unit soldiers painted the equipment.U.S. Army photo
God bless Sgt Fenton Doyle and all our soldiers!!
Sounds like a good trip. I'm off!
U.S. soldiers from Task Force 2-116 Armor’s headquarters company watch Iraqi children dangle from their new monkey bars after their installation at the orphanage in Kirkuk, Iraq, Aug. 19, 2005. U.S. Army Sgt. Fenton Doyle constructed the playground equipment from old humvee parts during his spare time and other unit soldiers painted the equipment. U.S. Army photo
LOL
Love those purple hippos!
Thanks Kathy! I love knowing that everyday I can come in here and see my banners and flags!!! Just like home.
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