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Comments: JS: I'm afraid second would be a stretch. I haven't chimed in for a while and just wanted to wish everyone a great weekend. Don't forget to fall back Sat night! Working on a Habitat house tomorrow. Finishing up the rafters and starting on the decking.
Comments: Sorry JS, but it appears that you will be relegated to at least second on Kim's waiting list. Reports are that she has already rekindled her relationship with Miami Dolphins running back, Reggie Bush. The gal sure moves fast for someone who was, in her own words, in love. Married for 72 days, and separated for just a few ...
Comments: I feel sure Kim'll hit the phones as soon as she returns from her daily Botox appointment.
Comments: Guess I'll slip out and run some errands. For three days I've been faithfully waiting by the phone for a call from the angelic Kim Kardashian. She's back on the market you know.
Comments: You and your life coach Rodriguez have plenty to celebrate today, JS. That's some rock you two dug up! Sorry about the titanium, but it really looks like you hit the jackpot here.
Comments: Mike, congrats on the Garrett detector gift. Yesterday me and two buddies went to a home in Oak Ridge North to search a backyard for a lost men's Titanium ring. At first I was leery of accepting the assignment since, as most of you know, that is the same "ore" that causes Superman to go into convulsions as the energy ebbs from his body while Lex Luthor cackles in the background. We fired up the metal detectors and eventually we did find "a ring", but not THE ring. On a whimsey I dug a "quarter" signal at 3-4 inches down and suddenly a roundish shape appeared. It was too silvery to be the sought after Titanium with a black stripe. I eased the ring out of the ground and gently brushed aside the dirt. It had a HUGE heart shaped stone and the heavy band indicated .925 silver. At the top of the ring were 6 little cut-out heart shapes. Doubtful that the stone is valuable, but it was a kick to find. (hope the pic doesn't crash the formatting) 
Comments: Should any of you want some Halloween candy, please let me know. I have a ton of the good stuff left over. Only had about 20 tykes last night and they were all dressed really cute. It's the first time in years that I haven't had at least 50 or more, but this year there weren't any groups of teenagers, for a change. Maybe my neighborhood is changing and I just haven't paid enough attention!
Comments: Mike Peters, what part of PA do you live? I have relatives in Wilkes-Barre, Scranton and Montrose. Love to visit but Texas is my home.
Comments: C'mon, Martha. You've never been thrown out of a classier joint than this one. It was that kid Lonnie and his wide lens that did it. Blame it on him!  Mike, if that thing's a Garrett, it has to be good. You will have so much fun with it!
Comments: To Geo Johnny: Wife is going to surprise me with the Garrett metal detector for Christmas. However, I won't use it till the spring-thaw, since our ground will be very white and about 6" to 8" additional cover till then. Can't wait to use it.
Comments: Yup, we got a lot of pre-Halloween snow on 10/29. However, it melted pretty quick where I live in PA. If anyone watched the Penn State football game, you saw the storm pictures, OMG. Back to normal this week.
Comments: It is not the first time I have been ask to leave somewhere. Happy Halloween to all my SOC friends.
Comments: I had a speedy reply back from The Guestbook. It was that wide photo that had stretched out this format, so I deleted the picture. Sorry, Lonnie and Martha. Maybe Lonnie will crop that picture and repost it.
Comments: I e-mailed The Guestbook people, and hopefully they will fix this haunted format soon. 
Comments: AND the Northern Lights have gone bonkers, and it's snowing on Halloween in NY!
Comments: COWABUNGA! What in the name of Ernest P. Duckweather is going on? Rangers choke, Aggies lose, Cowboys suck...what next, are they going to close the Crest Theater? At least my two fantasy football teams, the Weenie Dogs and Duck Farts (no, not potty humor, see Red Dog Salon in Juneau, Alaska) are hanging on. Next thing you know people will be charging for water and air....never mind.
Comments: This Guest Book format just keeps changing.....BOO everyone!
Comments: That same scary witchlike person flew by my house earlier in the day. Cats are still under the bed!
Comments: Rangers fans, stop sobbing and check out these ultra high-res photos. You can zoom in and find yourself in the stand if you went to a play-off or World Series game! http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/ps/y2011/gigapan.jsp Thank you, Carol Moore Monk!
Comments: The Rangers should have won the series. They had several changes to end the series in Game 6, but they didn't take advantage of them. What a big disappointment for Ranger fans.
Comments:  I can't go through what we went through last night!!! C'mon, Rangers!
Comments: Don't count the Rangers out yet, Phil. This is only the second time that Carpenter has started on three days rest. The last time, in the Division series against the Phillies, he only lasted three innings. Rangers will be motivated tonite and will mash Carpenter.
Comments: Last night was the Rangers best shot and they blew it. Now they have injuries and will be facing Cards best pitcher. 
Comments: Happy Belated Birthday, Ginger Hearn!
Comments: After last night's game, I can't watch the Rangers tonight. Felt as if I had been run over by a train. Hope everyone has a great weekend.
Comments: I remember that girl. Was she from 64 or 65?? I can picture her but can't remember her name.
Comments: I worked with an older Southern Belle who'd say, "Now I mean this in the essence of kindness" just before she'd say something horrible about a person. "I say this in the essence of kindness, but I declare that girl is so bowlegged she couldn't catch a greased pig in an alley." 
Comments: Genteel ladies of the south would never say that...I think the "Pea Pickin" is T E F for sure...I remember him saying that. Of course, my Granny did pick her peas and I helped her sometimes. Now, Terry's grand mother did say, "Poor thing. Her taste is only in her mouth. Bless her heart." haaaaaaaaaaa!! Well, the word declare does make sense in that instance for Spanish...they are declaring...but so was my granny...she was just not sayin what she would like to declare...ha ha!!
Comments: Charlotte, How about "Bless their little pea picking hearts" or was that limited to Tennessee Ernie Ford? "I do declare" is interesting because in Spanish the verb to give testimony under oath is "declarar".
Comments: I swan, Bosko Haas, those Rangers about gave me a sinking spell last night. It must have been exciting to be there in person.  Tell that quack Proctor to beam some mojo up to St. Louis tomorrow! |
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