Posted on 12/05/2010 5:08:02 PM PST by onyx
I read that book...my understanding was that he spent ALL year there...until he became to old.
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I’m here very late - watched Red Eye. I hope when you read this that you’re all well and feeling wonderful! (((HUGS back around you)))
Maybe I’m wrong, I find it a little ambiguous in the book.
I was looking at the “Afterword”.
The book first came out in the 1970s. Mine is a paperback published in 1999, second printing 2004.
“One Man’s Wilderness” by Sam Keith. ISBN 0-88240-513-6
“I thought they identified the other woman with Sue as her sister. Maybe someone who TiVo’d it can tell us for sure.”
They did, with a caption at the bottom identifying her as Sue’s sister.....They looked like sisters too.....
Thank you.
Great flashback and analogy - thanks, John Kerry is such a phony :D
I finally watched last night. Loved it!
I see snarky harpy Moron Dowd whined it took her 6 shots. It would have
taken anyone that many shots if the scope wasn’t sighted in properly. And
I see other Libtard writers whining about how hunting somehow makes you
unpresidential. Of course those idiots forget Teddy Roosevelt and John, can I
git me a huntin’ license, Kerry.
I *knew* you’d love the episode! It was a wonderful and heartwarming glimpse into their father/daughter close relationship. I loved it when he called her “Heath.” I didn’t read the negative articles about the episode. I just knew the libtard women journ0lists would use their poison pens...lol.
That just reminded me. When Sarahcuda finally made the shot with the "good" rifle her dad was verklempt he was so proud. And you said it wasn't going to be a tear jerker...not that I know anything about that.
You have me smiling, sweet you!
Oh oh... that father daughter pride got to you.
That’s A-Okay. Were my cherished Dad alive, it would have gotten to him, too. I’m going to buy the DVD’s, but I want to watch each episode as it airs. No spoilers or peek ahead’s for me. I hope Sarah and her father have decades more together. I hope that for all fathers and daughters, of course, and fathers and sons too.
Oh, you’re most certainly welcome! My pleasure and I’m happy I had it handy for you.
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