Nathan your post reminded me of this quote ... needless to say I have always perferred the latter half!
ENJOY!
A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
-Sir Winston Churchill.
Nathan your post reminded me of this quote ... needless to say I have always perferred the latter half!
ENJOY!
A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
-Sir Winston Churchill.
In Loving Memory.
Lion Spirit Walker / September 17, 1963 - Dec 30, 2014.
... All with Purpose ...
Why the hell am I so ticklish?
What you allow, is what will continue
Rule of thumb: If someone at Myspace sends you a request to be your friend, it's probably spam...besides, no hot babe wants to really be your friend, just beause she saw your profile once on Myspace.
Nathan
Originally Posted by CyanoVeritas
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........ Thanks for the hot tip dear Nathan ..........
In Loving Memory.
Lion Spirit Walker / September 17, 1963 - Dec 30, 2014.
... All with Purpose ...
I don't think women get as much of those spam requests as men. LOL!
Funny you mention that ... because I have been receiving an unusual amount 'friend requests' from 'people' on myspace via email ... and it is a good thing our computer can't handle myspace because I can't even login into the site anymore!
In Loving Memory.
Lion Spirit Walker / September 17, 1963 - Dec 30, 2014.
... All with Purpose ...
Companies that offer free soda-pop, should never be trusted to be good companies; this offering of something free (coffee notwithstanding), usually diminishes the employee in some capacity. Trust me, while you are filling your bottomless cup with coke, your position may be eliminated. It may be a coincidence, but I have worked for a few companies that seem to have this correllation between free softdrinks and extreme corporateness.
If you are a surgeon, and pull a string of something out of somebody and don't know what it is, is it okay to just cut it off? Just Wondering.
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speaking of space
Wow this week alone, 6 "friends" have requested that I join then on Myspace too, funny that I dont know one of them... (Or have an account)
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I just found out two weeks ago: My mum has teh breast cancer.
It's stage 2 thankfully. She was going to forgo her mammogram this year but thought better of it. The one last year didn't catch it. She having surgery soon to remove it and/or her whole breast on June 9th-ish.
Just make sure you clamp it first. I mean do we really need all 6 meters of small intestine? I think it makes me look fat.
A pessimist sees the the glass as half empty; an optimist sees it as half full; a realist wonders what the hell the other two are staring at and drinks the beer. --Me.Nathan your post reminded me of this quote ... needless to say I have always perferred the latter half!
ENJOY!
A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
-Sir Winston Churchill.
In other words, grab life by the horns, and actually see how it turns out, for if all you do is ponder it you will never know the outcome.
...and "Trilogy" by ATB is a really nice, depressing piano concierto. I'm digging it right now.
I wish your mother well Chris....you will all be in my prayers! HUGS
Spot On mate...
EXCELLENT!!! Love the conviction behind that! *Boy!* I really needed to read that!and
Wishing you and your Mom the best during this trying time!
In Loving Memory.
Lion Spirit Walker / September 17, 1963 - Dec 30, 2014.
... All with Purpose ...
Purple Flowers
Last year while I was playing around in my 'pet-project' aka my flower garden; gave me a really good start on getting my flower garden prepared for this years planting endeavours!
I have been given a number of beautiful plants and have purchased a few myself ... native poppies (yellow), foxglove (pale yellow), poppies (red), native daisies (white), bleeding heart (pink n white), chinese lantern (orange), columbine (deep purple), lilies (reds/yellows/oranges), irises (all colours) ... etc (a few more I can't remember at the moment)
Anyway, what I find strange is (which only occurred to me today) and this is totally unintentional, is that ... practically every plant I have purchased thus far into the season, they are all purple in colour .... why is that?
Maybe it's my artistic subconscious ... saying to me "Well, if you really want to paint with plants; your garden needs colour balance!"
Does that sound right to you guys ... ?
In Loving Memory.
Lion Spirit Walker / September 17, 1963 - Dec 30, 2014.
... All with Purpose ...
My thoughts are wishing your mom the best Christopher. I am sure everything will work out friend. Keep your head up.
What you allow, is what will continue
Glad I could inspire.EXCELLENT!!! Love the conviction behind that! *Boy!* I really needed to read that!
Wishing you and your Mom the best during this trying time!
And thanks to ALL for your thoughts and prayers for my mom. She is going in for mammogram/sonogram/bone scan/surgical consultation on June 15th and 16th. She canceled the June 9th surgery to get int UAB Medical Center (University of Alabama, Birmingham)-- top 20 in the Nation, so it postponed it, but she is going to a much better place now.
Last edited by messickc; June 10th, 2009 at 06:29 AM.
Possibly because every plant that has been given to you is a shade of yellow, so you are subconciously trying to balance it out with the purple.
I've been needing to plant something in the small flower bed around my mail box post-- it was a gorgeous display of huge, double yellow/white daffodils and black (actually very dark purple) tulips this March, but they've more than fizzled out here lately to the point of looking tacky.
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haha. I have the purple/yellow theme going on at my house, too. Do you have some Cajun in you, too? Purple, gold and green are the colors of Cajun Nation.
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