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Sending good thoughts and prayers to the folks in Missouri
Well after sitting at the closing table for 2 hours yesterday waiting on a final doc to come through we rescheduled it for today. So fingers crossed that we get what we need and this can be done today.
Got up early so that means a early start to
[b]Today's Question:
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? Pictures,newspapers,cards and letters.
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the
Middle lane ?
Outside (slow) lane ?
Inside (fast) lane ?
Have no preference ? It all depends on how the traffic is moving.
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? No
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ? YUCK
Are you a fan ? NO
Today in History: 1738 - Methodist Church forms 1830 - "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written 1883 - The Brooklyn Bridge, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, officially opened. At the time, it was the world?s longest suspension bridge,span is 1,595 feet long. It is held together with 5,296 bound-steel cables. Took 14 years to build. The cost $16 million. 1899 - 1st auto repair shop opens (Boston) 1935 - 1st major league night baseball game, in Cincinnati (Reds 2, Phil 1) 1954 - IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1959 - 1st house with built-in bomb shelter exhibited in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania 1988 - John Moschitta set record for fast talking: 586 words per minute
Word of the Day: prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb;
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word
Today is:
National Escargot Day
Asparagus Day
Bridge Day
Tiara Day
Message Day
Scavenger Hunt Day
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? Lots of pop culture stuff, electronics, you know, stuff that becomes obsolete the moment you buy it! Plus a letter about myself and my life, without my name. It's always more intriguing if you don't know who wrote the letter.
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the Middle lane ? Outside (slow) lane ? Inside (fast) lane ? Have no preference ? I'm usually running late, so whichever gets me where I need to be in time with the least amount of lane-changing.
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? Yes. Seventh grade science class; we had to find all kinds of "invisible" stuff; carbon (breath), chlorophyll (grass), etc. Was a ton of fun!
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ? No, but I would have tried them in my meat-eating days if given the opportunity. Are you a fan ?
Today in History: 1738 - Methodist Church forms 1830 - "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written 1883 - The Brooklyn Bridge, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, officially opened. At the time, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge,span is 1,595 feet long. It is held together with 5,296 bound-steel cables. Took 14 years to build. The cost $16 million. 1899 - 1st auto repair shop opens (Boston) 1935 - 1st major league night baseball game, in Cincinnati (Reds 2, Phil 1) 1954 - IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1959 - 1st house with built-in bomb shelter exhibited in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania 1988 - John Moschitta set record for fast talking: 586 words per minute
Word of the Day: prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb;
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word
Today is:
National Escargot Day
Asparagus Day I've got an Asparagus-haters conversion recipe!!!
Bridge Day
Tiara Day Was going to wear one for my wedding, but hubby wouldn't wear his kilt, which threw off my theme!
Message Day
Scavenger Hunt Day
Good morning all...the craziness of the Casey Anthony trial has started in downtown. Some employees couldn't get into the building it's so crazy!
Today's Question:
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? Pictures, letters, newspapers, my mother in law
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the
Middle lane ? Outside (slow) lane ? I like to look over the side!
Inside (fast) lane ?
Have no preference ?
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? Many times
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ? Yes!
Are you a fan ? I wouldn't turn it down, but wouldn't seek it out.
Today in History:
1738 - Methodist Church forms-My daddy and granddaddy were ministers!
Word of the Day:
prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb;
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word lol I did then laughed at myself! Fun word tho!
Have a great day everyone!
Thank God it's Tuesday and this is a week w/a treat at the end.
Happy hello to allyall
I live in a place where there are no bridges to cross and way too few people willing to cross the ones that need to be crossed figuratively speaking of course- We all have our bridges to cross I suppose one way or another. I am not sure it matters which lane u drive in as long as u keeping moving.
I have never eaten a snail, nor do I have the desire, but if that was my only choice I think I could eat it... Well probably not. LOL I believe in snail rights, so if that makes me a fan then I am.
Sending good thoughts and prayers to the folks in Missouri Absolutely. I'm very saddened by the events and that storm cycle is still sitting over the area today.
Well after sitting at the closing table for 2 hours yesterday waiting on a final doc to come through we rescheduled it for today. So fingers crossed that we get what we need and this can be done today.
Got up early so that means a early start to
Today's Question:
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? Pictures, some letters, post cards.
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the
Middle lane ?
Outside (slow) lane ? Generally the slow lane.
Inside (fast) lane ?
Have no preference ?
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? Not since I was a kid, I remember having fun with it back then (we're talking ancient history!)
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ? Never have.
Are you a fan ?
Today in History: 1738 - Methodist Church forms 1830 - "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written 1883 - The Brooklyn Bridge, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, officially opened. At the time, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge,span is 1,595 feet long. It is held together with 5,296 bound-steel cables. Took 14 years to build. The cost $16 million. 1899 - 1st auto repair shop opens (Boston) 1935 - 1st major league night baseball game, in Cincinnati (Reds 2, Phil 1) 1954 - IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1959 - 1st house with built-in bomb shelter exhibited in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania 1988 - John Moschitta set record for fast talking: 586 words per minute
Word of the Day: prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb;
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word
Today is:
National Escargot Day
Asparagus Day Them green veggies are good for ya!
Bridge Day
Tiara Day
Message Day
Scavenger Hunt Day
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ?
A DVD with all the current news, music, popular cars, clothes, dress etc.
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the
Middle lane ?
Outside (slow) lane ?
Inside (fast) lane ?
Have no preference ?
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ?yes, a hundred years ago, when I was a kid.
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? Photos, old cell phone, condensed version of my life story.
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the Middle lane ? Outside (slow) lane ? Inside (fast) lane ? Have no preference ?
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? Yes, years ago. Loved it. The modern version is geocaching.
Have you ever had Escargot ? Yes. Are you a fan ? No.
Best of luck with the closing today KwaK! Happy Tuesday everyone.
Good morning everyone Good morning Kwak...good morning all!
Happy Tuesday
Sending good thoughts and prayers to the folks in Missouri Bless them. Oh those poor people!
Well after sitting at the closing table for 2 hours yesterday waiting on a final doc to come through we rescheduled it for today. So fingers crossed that we get what we need and this can be done today.
Got up early so that means a early start to
Today's Question:
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ? My gardening tools. Will the be popular or will they be considered arhaic relics!?
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the Middle lane ? Outside (slow) lane ? Inside (fast) lane ? Have no preference ? No preference. It depends on which direction I'm turning when I get to the other side!
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ? Yes, had a blast
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ? Ewww no! I've watched others eat them, but no way. I have them all over in my garden. I spend a fortune on slug/snail bait every year in an attempt to eradicate them. I have no intention of ever eating them! Where's the gagging emoticon when you need it. LOL Are you a fan ? No.I'm a person, I resemble a pear more than I resemble a fan.
Today in History: 1738 - Methodist Church forms 1830 - "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written 1883 - The Brooklyn Bridge, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, officially opened. At the time, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge,span is 1,595 feet long. It is held together with 5,296 bound-steel cables. Took 14 years to build. The cost $16 million. 1899 - 1st auto repair shop opens (Boston) 1935 - 1st major league night baseball game, in Cincinnati (Reds 2, Phil 1) 1954 - IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1959 - 1st house with built-in bomb shelter exhibited in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania 1988 - John Moschitta set record for fast talking: 586 words per minute
Word of the Day: prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb;
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word
Today is:
National Escargot Day ICKY!
Asparagus Day Now we're talking!
Bridge Day Columbia river at Astoria ...now THAT is a bridge. My grandson says "This is MY bridge"
Tiara Day ...for when you're feelin' like a princess
Message Day ???
Scavenger Hunt Day Yayy!!
If you were to make a Time Capsule to be opened in 50 years, what item(s) would you put in there ?
Bonus Question:
When driving over a big bridge do you prefer to be in the
Middle lane ?
Outside (slow) lane ?
Inside (fast) lane ?
Have no preference ?
Extra Credit Question:
Have you ever been on a Scavenger Hunt ?Yes
Just for Fun:
Have you ever had Escargot ?
Are you a fan ?
Today in History: 1738 - Methodist Church forms 1830 - "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written 1883 - The Brooklyn Bridge, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, officially opened. At the time, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge,span is 1,595 feet long. It is held together with 5,296 bound-steel cables. Took 14 years to build. The cost $16 million. 1899 - 1st auto repair shop opens (Boston) 1935 - 1st major league night baseball game, in Cincinnati (Reds 2, Phil 1) 1954 - IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1959 - 1st house with built-in bomb shelter exhibited in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania 1988 - John Moschitta set record for fast talking: 586 words per minute
Word of the Day: prink \PRINGK\ , transitive verb; Unique word
1. To dress up; to deck for show.
intransitive verb:
1. To dress or arrange oneself for show; to primp.
lol why do I have a feeling that folks are going to misread this word
Today is:
National Escargot Day
Asparagus Day
Bridge Day
Tiara Day
Message Day
Scavenger Hunt Day
Have a Terrific Tuesday!
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I've got an Asparagus-haters conversion recipe!!!
