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come on, y'all.. sylvia.
Good morning, Friends!
Upon rising of a new morn, I am not the least perky while I head through a curvy path of books and art and stuff to that silvery tap whose sweet offering of drink will render me no longer thirsty.
rough, slough, tough
BTW: radio announcer just now stated that today is National Bookmobile Day (USA).
i feel like i wasn't allowed to read a lot of books when i was younger, a lot of which i'm discovering are positivly phenomenal.. i was allowed to read edgar allan poe, who remains my all time favorite writer.
but, i've discovered the joys of stephen king, anne rice, joyce carrol oats, neil gaiman, george r. martin, david sedaris... and so so so many more.. i'm currently getting through "the shining" so i can move on to "doctor sleep".
i'm interested to see if anyone else that discovered the many joys of "worldly" literature, jumped immediately into what they weren't allowed to read... and what was your favorite?.
Welcome, Dynamiterose77!
Wonderful topic.
CoCo
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Ermegarde fain should have me wait on her hand and foot,
But so oft had she put on airs that she sniffed and would deign
To allow me audience yet, in turn, I coughed loudly and thought
To feign a consumption I had not but to escape an awful presence.
I'll, aisle, isle
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come on, y'all.. sylvia.
A soulful melody wafted dreamily on the musk-scented air while Jerome poured himself a snifter of burgundy and wondered in bemused fashion why his gift of proffering copious gobs of flattery willy nilly had gotten him Nowhere with a decidedly upper case N.
fain, deign, feign
on the back of the memorial invitation is a box containing a strange pattern that is edged by three small boxes that each hold three small black squares within.
beneath the pattern is a series of numbers and letters.. how is this code scanned?.
cc.
Ah, rebel8! I see that is doable for a number of apps -- the possibilities . . .
THANKS!
CC
on the back of the memorial invitation is a box containing a strange pattern that is edged by three small boxes that each hold three small black squares within.
beneath the pattern is a series of numbers and letters.. how is this code scanned?.
cc.
Ah . . . four little boxes, one tiny and easily missed by me, the uninformed. Well, till now.
Thanks again.
CC
on the back of the memorial invitation is a box containing a strange pattern that is edged by three small boxes that each hold three small black squares within.
beneath the pattern is a series of numbers and letters.. how is this code scanned?.
cc.
Many thanks, WF, Incog, and RVW!
WOW! The Society is keeping up with the celestial chariot of technology. My very old-fashioned telephone with 25-foot cord and large push buttons is definitely not smart, but I like unintelligent oldfangled.
Best.
CC
on the back of the memorial invitation is a box containing a strange pattern that is edged by three small boxes that each hold three small black squares within.
beneath the pattern is a series of numbers and letters.. how is this code scanned?.
cc.
Greetings:
On the back of the Memorial invitation is a box containing a strange pattern that is edged by three small boxes that each hold three small black squares within. Beneath the pattern is a series of numbers and letters.
How is this code scanned?
Thanks!
CC
this here is very educational.. http://www.funtrivia.com/tournament/jwd-trivia-quiz-75350.html.
come on, y'all.. sylvia.
Nice work, LADIES!!!
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/purchase
a firm foothold, grasp, etc., as for climbing or levering something
hi fellow speakers (sorry, brothers only!):.
my first public talk, given in my early 20s, was actually a twenty-minute part of a symposium talk.
my pioneer partner friend and i each had twenty minutes and a "servant" had the concluding part.
All comments are welcomed and appreciated. !
Thanks, especially, to Blondie, for researching the official WT WORD on how to report, particularly with bold text. Our CO in the midwest told us to count from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (approximaye times) and subtract an hour for lunch. We drove miles and miles every day, doing farms along the interstate and tiny towns in between.
The apostles weren't weighed down with the nonsense that so much ink has been spilled on.
Gratefully,
CC
