We miss Snippy and Sam day #1
Posted on 03/09/2006 7:15:31 PM PST by alfa6
Saturday Morning bump for the Freeper Foxhole.
SAM and snippy's big adventure gets under way this afternoon, Hopefully.
P.E. to bad I am at work I don't have access to my A-10 lawnmower. Then PG could get you to cut the grass with out any problem :-)
Maybe when I get home tonite!!
Regards
alfa6 ;.}
WOO HOO, just getting on to FR.
We miss Snippy and Sam day #1
We just got home from the Sword Seminar at the park. It was from 1-3 this afternoon. What a beautiful day! It is so nice outside.
There were about 85 kids out there today. The kids all had their swords, and were divided according to belt and age. Karateboy got to work with Mr Hornbuckle (who he really likes), and really enjoyed the class. Bittygirl got to play in the dirt, WooHoo!
Unfortunately, we left without the camera, so I did not get an pictures. Now we are getting ready to head to Arlington for the remainder of the day and will be home later tonight.
Glad FR is back.
Lawnmower for ya P.E.
HE HE HE EH
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
Holy Smokes, now that is a Jim Dandy mower. LOL
Has Sam seen this hummer. ;)
Yep, that'd do it.
I might even do the whole block.
Nothing Runs Like A Deere!
RATS!!!!!!!!!! Wylie is the next town over from us. ;-(
Go Ugly Early, he heh heh
http://home.comcast.net/~unixgeezer/bducomp.WMV
Oh wow!!!
I could enter my snake killin' machine in that!!!
| March 26, 2006
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Good afternoon, Mayor. Thank You for today's word.
Hi Feather!
I don't know what section of the state your in but you will be hearing us soon..
http://newyorkcoalition.org/
We miss Snippy and Sam day #2
Howdy, PE.
Sure hope Sam and snippy are not running into those snow storms I've seen on the Weather Channel.
Aye, that wouldn't be much fun.
The word for the day is:
play
Translation:
play
Usage:
(I) wan play
Okay, so you gonna play?? LOL
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