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19591. SnowOwl - 6/8/2006 10:58:55 AM Congratulations, iiibbb. Your wedding sounds like fun, which weddings should be.
19592. SnowOwl - 6/8/2006 10:59:41 AM Pelle, do you have my email address? I'm getting things ready for our trip and I realise that I no longer have your contact details. 19593. PelleNilsson - 6/8/2006 2:37:35 PM I have lost yours too. Please email me here. 19594. TheWizardOfWhimsy - 6/8/2006 7:19:53 PM http://community-2.webtv.net/Velpics/HUM/ 19595. wonkers2 - 6/8/2006 7:32:11 PM Congratulations, iiibbb! And hang in there with your mother-in-law. I could tell quite a few similar stories about mine. For 30-odd years until her death she tried unsuccessfully to teach me what she thought were correct manners. (I felt her efforts were quite impolite.) 19596. Magoseph - 6/9/2006 1:07:34 PM Hello, everyone! 19597. Ulgine Barrows - 6/10/2006 2:33:06 AM hulloo, magoo, hoo are yoo
winky
19578. judithathome
well - my beloved aunt sent a Faulkner trilogy as a birthday gift. What possessed her, we'll never know. I suspect she always meant to read it, herself.
I'll try reading every other chapter and lay off my penchant for lyrics, okeydoke? 19598. arkymalarky - 6/11/2006 2:19:23 AM I posted this in Arts and Culture, too: new band 19599. TheWizardOfWhimsy - 6/11/2006 4:12:40 PM Don't pass up this extraordinary series of photos of Hummingbird Chicks–the last photo is a revelation. (Click on "Next Page" in the lower right.)
19600. jexster - 6/12/2006 2:48:05 AM Congrats to Arky for showing her true colors..a good daughter of the Confederacy! 19601. Ulgine Barrows - 6/12/2006 5:26:52 AM 19599. TheWizardOfWhimsy, thank you for that.
The hummingbirds are lovely.
The newly-hatched on "Next Page" look like rabbit entrails, but what do I know.
And I know I'm slow on the uptake, but there's a whole 'nother world out there called WoW. Some war game, but WoW always meant Wizard of Whimsy to me.
19602. arkymalarky - 6/12/2006 6:26:35 AM All right, Jex. When you gonna break out your accordian? 19603. arkymalarky - 6/12/2006 6:28:17 AM My first experience with death involved a baby hummingbird. I cried all the way through Mary Poppins, even though I'd been dying to see it. 19604. Ulgine Barrows - 6/12/2006 6:37:45 AM oh, what a death to see, larky. A hummingbird.
My cat bit off the head of a bunny in front of me the other day and an eyeball popped out, round and perfect like a little marble, blue and black . 19605. Ulgine Barrows - 6/12/2006 6:38:54 AM It was disgusting, and I was riveted to the spot. 19606. arkymalarky - 6/12/2006 7:00:33 AM You'd have a blast out here. I think the worst was a fawn's face in the yard. Not its head, just its face. 19607. Ulgine Barrows - 6/12/2006 7:41:00 AM nature in all its cruel beauty
yeah
some plants wilt
not me 19608. arkymalarky - 6/12/2006 8:11:05 AM Just a rural residence with two big dogs who haul their ill-gotten gains into the yard and leave what's left when they're through playing/eating. Parts is parts, as the old commercial used to say. 19609. Ulgine Barrows - 6/12/2006 8:27:39 AM we've got 2 cats
they're good hunters
heh, ill-gotten gains
I wouldn't put it that way 19610. Magoseph - 6/12/2006 12:47:11 PM My sister-in-law is in “Anesthesiology and Reanimation” in Lyon since last Tuesday. She was in a car accident 11 years ago and had health troubles since that time, but no one could do much for her until a well-known surgeon told her differently. Anyway, it came to the fact that her organs—liver, gold bladder, stomach— were in free-fall, liver damaging lung, stomach up-side down, esophagus and diaphragm damaged, etc.
The operation was successful and she’s very slowly getting better. She will stay at the hospital, three or four more weeks, maybe more. We always have been very close, closer actually, than we’re to our own sisters, so I have talked to her kids, mine, cousins, everybody this week—my brother for hours everyday until we knew if she was going to survive the shock of such an extensive operation. Now, her body must get used to her organs being in the right places and Jeanine being fragile, it will be touch and go for a while.
AND Flexi fell on his left wrist Friday, trying to cut a branch—luckily not the right, fortunately. Once we determined that his carotid didn’t provoke the fall and that the x-ray didn’t show anything because the wrist was too swollen—we came home and I haven’t stopped to giggle each time I have to sac-gel his left wrist or when I talk on the phone. Did he really think that he could resume his previous activities? It’ll take another year to drive a car, for goodness’ sakes!
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