Boo! (Or 'told you I was ill...')

Well, first of all I would like to thank everyone whom sent kind wishes whilst I was in hospital. It was not fun nor was it one of the more pleasing moments of my life. Anyhow, it sort of went like this:

Here is a link to an article on Feminized Fish. The male fish are now producing eggs and showing secondary female sex chacteristics. They say this is from birth control bills and hormone treatments being dumped in the water.

http://apnews.excite.com/article/20090914/D9ANBN800.html

Hugs,

Jenna From FL

A very sad day for family friends and fans alike. Patrick Swayze passed away last night from Ppancreatic cancer

A friend pointed out this link on another site. It explains so much in the movie Star Wars. I hope any Star Wars fans out there enjoy this as much as I did. Star Wars Explained. (While you're at it, go watch George Lucas in Love. It explains a lot as well... Story has it that Mr Lucas enjoyed this video.)

Fictionmamia has posted chapter 1 of Terri's Vengeance, with chapter 2 coming up

I will be starting the next installment of Angel Marquez. It will take her through to September Just before she starts school. That will enc this book and I will continue her story in book two.

The weather had been hot and the room with my computer was not air conditioned and faced the evening sun. So it was unbearable to sit and write as hot as it was.

Thank you for your patience,

Paula

Off to NYC for consult with Neurologist and other docs for plan of treatment. Weakness in arms and shoulders along with more shaking has my wife worried. It's in God's hands, either way, but I have to admit I'm scared. Thanks for all your prayers and support. You dear ones mean the world to me. Thank you for your friendship. And a special shout out to my little sister for all her comfort over the weekend, along with my three adopted sisters as well. God bless and see you soon! 'drea

We spend much of our lives in the pursuit of creating options. Family options. Friends options. Economic options.

It's natural to be unhappy when someone who shouldn't restricts our options by telling us what to do. In other words, we put a high price on our individual freedom.

When I check in at BCTS WITHOUT logging in, I am always missing a few blogs and stories that I can only see if I am logged in.
For instance right now, as I AM logged in, I can see Gamma Trials; Working Relations -6; & Homecoming Princess-Princess Found 12; AND I can see a blog PCOS. But if I log out, they disappear and the last story I can see is Easy As Falling Off A Bike 762.

Rube Goldberg lives, in a computer, In Holland

HEMA is a Dutch department store. The first store opened on November 4,
> 1926, in Amsterdam. Now there are 150 stores all over the Netherlands.
>
> Take a look at HEMA's product page. You can't order anything, and it's
> in Dutch; but just wait a couple of seconds and watch what happens.
> Don't click on any of the items in the picture, just wait and see what
> happens.
>
> This company has a sense of humor and a GREAT web site designer!
>
>
http://producten.hema.nl/
>

I've had the most brilliant experiences yesterday and the day before. I'm still on an emotional high from them.

I spent ages this morning trying to get Internet Exploder to download the sites I wanted to visit. For some reason it doesn't like Top Shelf. I was cross anyway, because I should have been doing a bike ride today and had to cry off because I wasn't very well. So after taking another long period to download an alternative - this being my netbook with dongle connection, which claims to work at 7.2Mbs, but is more like 5Kbs - I am now writing this with the good offices of Firefox, amazing what you can do with cheese. Thank you Mozzarella for your assistance.

Angharad

I have just posted Part two of SECOND CHANCE to my site. http://tanyastales.yolasite.com/wip---second-chance---part-2...

Tanya

I've just posted Chapters 5 & 6 of A girl can but dream on my site
at http://tanyastales.yolasite.com/wip---a-girl-can-but-dream--...

Tanya

I didn't lose any friends on 9/11, but a friend of mine was there(in NYC)and sheltered a lot of people when it went down. I have lost friends in the subsequent wars.

I will not make any political commentary of any kind here, and I would ask yawl to please follow suit, but I would like to ask one thing, that we all take a moment to remember our honored dead.

That, I think, is only proper.

Thank you.

May we never forget this day and all the loved ones who lost their lives. I will always remember where I was that day. I was out on the floor working in a factory that made home interior products. My boss came out and told us what was happening. We knew that the world would never be the same ever again. It is hard to believe it has been eight years. It seems like it happened yesterday.

[Moderator Edit Note]: Sephrena I have turned comments off because this just crossed the line of civil commenting. But this topic is worth viewing, so it will remain viewable.