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1. An eCard from Barbara! [1]
Dear memory-Lane-L@rootsweb.com, Barbara M. has sent you the following greeting card, with this message: My dear buddies, I hope this greeting finds you health, wealthy and wise. I can dream, can't I. Barb Here is the page: NetHugs.com Sentimental & Inspirational Pages http://www.nethugs.com/wonderfuleaster.shtml Other sites of interest... This Horoscope is SO TRUE it's SCARY!!! http://www.mybro.com/horoscope.php ========================================================== Want to build traffic
2. Re: [ML] Bronze Baby Shoes [0.971621]
My son wouldn't stoop so low as to buy Reeboks for his kids when they were little. They had Nike's. Of course, Nike's are the "in" thing up here with their headquarters here in Beaverton (a suburb of Portland). Emma ----- Original Message ----- From: smkline526@aol.com To: MEMORY-LANE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 7:03 AM Subject: Re: [ML] Bronze Baby Shoes In a message dated 3/22/2005 9:46:03 AM Eastern Sta
3. butter dish [0.971621]
Linda, As a collector of depression glass I would say it is Hazel Atlas, Heisey is usually an H in a diamond shape. While probably not an actual antique it is definitely a collectible. If you don't find it online the library usually have books on the markings a types of depression glass pieces. Some are very valuable and some not so look it up, you never know what you have. Helen
4. Re: [ML] Boiled Eggs [0.971621]
It was posted here. I love them. I live alone, so I have pared down the quantity made at one time, preferring to make up fresh Cajun Pickles in smaller amounts more often. Elaine ********************* OK, here ya go, this is from memory, so may not be real clear....heehee Cajun Pickles 1 big jar of whole dill pickles from Walmart (this is the very big jar usually about $8. I think) 3 cups of sugar 1 jar of tabasco sauce 1 head of garlic 1 red bell pepper 1 big onion In a separate dish combine the s
5. Re: [ML] a HOLIDAY SUBJECT IS: easter parade [0.971621]
In a message dated 3/27/2005 3:48:13 AM Eastern Standard Time, etm1935@netzero.com writes: Not so much that I personally "participated" but the bonnets and all the frills upon it were certainly on my head each Easter (Catholic Church still required hats in those days) as they were on all women and girls at Mass. And Washington, DC did have its Easter Parade each year for most of my time here. Darn if I know if they still do when so much has changed over the years. I will have to watch TV tomorrow to see if
6. Re: [ML] Looking Back [0.971621]
That is very true Crawford, My hubby and I were in Ipswich, East Anglia, England. In a rental car, on the "other side" of the road, we drove out to an air base quite some miles away to have a pub dinner with a son of mutual friends back in the States. The country side was beautiful, and there is a lot of history from the many air bases used by our Air Force in the 1940's. When we started back, these two slightly loopy Yanks realized that the English countryside looked much different going the opposite direc
7. Re: [ML] Easter Plans [0.971621]
Set one plate at the table. Your dinner sounds deelishus! I'll be there in time for dinner. (I wish) Emma ----- Original Message ----- From: helen ware To: MEMORY-LANE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 8:35 AM Subject: [ML] Easter Plans It is my turn to do Easter meal this year. I am the eldest of eight siblings and most will be here with their children and grandchildren. Some are in Florida but I expect
8. Re: [ML] For the superstitious...... [0.971621]
And, Happy to you, too. Imogene ----- Original Message ----- From: Douglas C To: Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 7:30 AM Subject: [ML] For the superstitious...... > perhaps it would be prudent to heed the advice of Spurinna.............. > > "Beware the ides of March" > > For the realistic, The Dougster proclaims... "Happy March 15th" > > :-)** >
9. Re: Miss Imogene...Just A Thought [0.971621]
I love what you say, dear Pud, and know you are expounding beautiful thoughts, but I don't understand two of your words. Asti sumanti? Translate please. (smile) Imogene ----- Original Message ----- From: PudOLeary@aol.com To: NetPuller@satx.rr.com ; MEMORY-LANE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 9:23 AM Subject: Miss Imogene...Just A Thought In a message dated 3/16/2005 4:22:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, NetPuller@satx.rr.com writes: Re: Dog Children/Touching I felt th
10. Re: [ML] TITLE is: 182 too many excuses [0.971621]
I would ask if they could come in immediately after the service. lol ----- Original Message ----- From: ".... valentine53179" To: Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 8:11 PM Subject: Re: [ML] TITLE is: 182 too many excuses > back off!!!!! > i cant stand it... i am laughing so hard.... > > i dont know which i am laughing at the most... the BACK OFF comment or > the excuse.... > yeah, i cant come in today, as in "i am leading the procession..." > > > >
11. Re: [ML] NEVER SAW A PEN LIKE IT [0.971621]
Yea, Doug would! Imogene ----- Original Message ----- From: Douglas C To: Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 9:54 AM Subject: Re: [ML] NEVER SAW A PEN LIKE IT > I think almost all of us guys have seen or owned at least one of those in > our early years... lolol > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 9:19 AM > Subject: [ML] NEVER SAW A PEN LIKE IT > > > > When we were
12. Re: [ML] Title is: 170 the bare MAXIMUM [0.971621]
My friend had her Christmas tree decorated with just crocheted snowflakes and it was beautiful. The 3-D sounds really beautiful. Bless your heart for all of the work it entails. Emma ----- Original Message ----- From: smkline526@aol.com To: MEMORY-LANE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 5:46 AM Subject: Re: [ML] Title is: 170 the bare MAXIMUM Next I will crochet snowflake tree ornaments. Some are three D and are q
13. aol and images.... [0.971621]
a friend is having problems with images....has aol gets a message that says something like... if you can read this then you do not have images enabled.... blahblahblah so what instructions doi give to this aoler!?!?!?!
14. Re: [ML] Memory Time, hand signals [0.971621]
In a message dated 3/8/05 10:04:14 PM Pacific Standard Time, NetPuller@satx.rr.com writes: Same as your, Pat. You have the arm signals correct. I thought you were too young to have driven that way, sun of a gun and blow me down! I had no finger signals, good or bad. (grin) Imogene >>>>>>>>> I started driving when I was 9 on a tractor, skip loader, then a truck. By the time I was 21 I was driving snow plows, loved blowing that snow.....chewing up Volkswagons, etc. I've only had one ticket in my life, sp
15. Re: [ML] 4 surely there is more.... [0.971621]
Your are making me roar, V~. I am bouncing for real. I anyone drinking my share of beer? Hold on Thar and drank it real slow so ah kin keep ahead. Imogene ----- Original Message ----- From: .... valentine53179 To: Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 2:19 PM Subject: [ML] 4 surely there is more.... > FEED THE JUDGE!!!!!! > > http://www.amfmdx.net/travel/gifs/zoo/MVC-058F.JPG > > > > http://www3.telus.net/mueller_home/chobib.jpg >
16. Re: gas prices/traffic --was: [ML] it is 2:32 in the morning. DO YOU KNOW WH... [0.971621]
That must have been one BIG case of culture shock when you made the move from here to there! Sounds as if you like your new surroundings--did it take you long to adjust to a less crowded environment? LindaR in CA On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 22:24:15 -0500, tessi wrote: > I live between nowhere and close to nowhere MI > born lLA Cal I see no one outside > They decorate in frount of bussiness 30 mile from here > the first time i saw bails of hay in frount of a store i thought they were >
17. Re: [ML] SET UP brigade [0.971621]
In a message dated 3/3/2005 2:19:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, valentine53179@hotmail.com writes: a memory too, have you ever set up a stage, been in a theatre production or created a party for OTHER THAN your normal family group...what were some of those ISSUES that made it FUN or HARD or just plain IMPOSSIBLE.... > > >I've done two weddings. I mean the flowers, the bridesmaid's dresses, the reception, cake and everything else. Now they are just about impossible for one person. I should've asked for
18. Re: [ML] TITLE IS: 183 out of bounds [0.971621]
At the moment, I am thinking some personal opinions are out of bounds. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 9:35 AM Subject: Re: [ML] TITLE IS: 183 out of bounds > In a message dated 3/25/2005 8:51:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, > valentine53179@gmail.com writes: > Here's the title! > Write the story > ~ consider a person you know or knew > ~ consider a situation you were in > ~ consider just anything from your life that migh
19. Re: [ML] Wildflowers and Ladybird. [0.971621]
Yep, the seeds have to be down on the ground to germinate. They won't do it if they are high above the ground on the stalk. I think that is why we no longer have any here. They had been planted at the interchanges (small though they may be, the interchanges that is) and were delightful for the first year. Charline > as I understand it, early spring mowing is one of the keys to encourage > wildflowers.. way before they even think about blooming. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by
20. Re: [ML] children [0.971621]
my mom would have gotten along well with her How many parents out there let thier under 5 year olds use a roof for a play area it was a spanish style so there was a nice ridge around the top my sister and i talked about how many ways we could have died as little kids made our cheeks glow by putting Xmas lights in our mouths that were on the house (didnt make a diffrence on color cheeks glowed same color) ,hanging over the roof of the garage to pick some kind of berries from the tree next door . digging
21. Re: [ML] Scenes in Eggs [0.971621]
Yes I made those sugar eggs at Easter time for years. They are surprisingly easy, and last for years. I don't do many crafts anymore--I have to dust them. Grace
22. Re: [ML] try this.... it is likely going to tme out tomorrow.... [0.971621]
I'm honored that you did the test just for me! 9 out of 10 is pretty darn good for someone who claims not to do well on tests. What would your score be if you did well on this - 11/10 (extra credit for spelling your name right)? Tom On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 21:41:18 -0600, .... valentine53179 wrote: > I don't do tests... > everyone on this here list knows that.. > I would spell my name wrong if it were to be on a test.. > that is a truthful statement... > try as I might I don't
23. Re: [ML] are there still some on the trail to the hoedown? [0.971621]
In a message dated 3/25/2005 2:35:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, Aphouser@aol.com writes: let's see, what other feeble excuses can I come up with.....help Sharon, Imogene, gimme some excuses quick..... Tom....thanks for your handiwork, it is a work of art... wasn't that party just the best.....? Hugs and happy Easter to y'all. Hugs Pat > > >I think you'd better clean the carburetor on your broom Pat. It's probably fouled up and has tainted you brain process. There, feel better?? Sharon K.
24. Re: [ML] I smell the Q--mmmm/Trophy [0.971621]
Oh really? I have to geive him a try. You are booted for the next dance dear Mad Hatter. I will dance with Tom. I will see for myself how good he is. I may be an old lady but I still got wehat it takes, so Tom get your Stetson and lets give it a whirl. Imogene ----- Original Message ----- From: Louise Valine To: Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [ML] I smell the Q--mmmm/Trophy > Girls, you have to get Tom out there on the dance floor,
25. Re: [ML] Butchering, Oh My! [0.971621]
In a message dated 3/8/2005 5:12:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, NetPuller@satx.rr.com writes: I watched one pig butchered as a child. Watching that pig's eyes, as he looked at the men that shot him, was horrible. That look will always be with me. After the hog died, they had a huge iron basin with a fire roaring under it. Back then, on my aunt's farm, there was no equipment to handle the big hog. It took MANY men to get him into the tub. They had him in some type of sling,or stretcher. I watched them scrape
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