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Rayray, you might enjoy a bit of time in New England. It is very rocky here, and the earliest European settlers moved them out of the way of their plows and made walls with them. Many are quite artful.

But in the latter half of the 19th century, territory to the west became available More...

Way to go, Jerry. Don't get too excited - it bothers some.

It certainly IS beautiful in New England - one of my biggest plans is to visit during the fall.

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2:17 Hi to all. Oh jeb...Its not the power of the shot its the aim that counts x

Thought for the Day:

Exigency is the matriarch of ingenious contrivance.

Unless you happen to have both, andre! Then you become filthy rich playing the game.

I remember playing at Turnbury. I pitched but my ball stayed putt...

a little light humour...jeb are you the little one at the beginning in the blue shorts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtFdJntLG9M&feature=related

All the talk of stonework brought back wonderful memories of our first house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. I've posted a couple of pictures in my gallery.

"Happy Father's Day" to all the Aussie Fathers and any other fathers celebrating today.

Morning. Not Labor Day here tomorrow, CG. But it IS Fathers' Day. Guess there'll be a baby peak in about 9 months!!

And those days will be labour days.

Got to eat breakfast and do a bit more swotting before my 2nd study day today. Bye!

I just heard that my friends little girl ran 10K today to raise money for Cancer Research UK, she ran so fast she came first in all the categories...her brother had cancer when he was two years old, he is now 18. That is what life is all about isn't it...the important things x

Won't say for sure, André, but my wife thought she saw me in there somewhere.

And just for you Judy, a quick description. Most of the clubheads are dirty, some of the grips need replaced and two of the wedges need either re-grooved or replaced. Not as dramatic as the first edition but in some regards, more descriptive of their actual utility.

Wow! Just watched our little Georgia peach, Melanie Oudin, beat Sharapova in the 3rd round of the U.S. Open! Way to go, girl!!!

Happy Father's Day to all the Dads where ever they may be.

That was a great match, Jane.
I miss being here to post, but we are traveling, and since my laptop is broken, I have to rely on hotel lobby computers, and don't have much time to mess with them. Hope everybody is well and safe.

Happy Dad's Day down under!

Jane, that was SO exciting!! Melanie is a real cutie & a very talented tennis player, too.

Happy Day to all the Dads who are celebrating Father's Day, a fast race by their daughter, a win by their favorite football team, a good golf game, or anything else! Rob is happy that our More...

Hi Keith. Have a good trip. Posed with any statues yet?

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everyone!

Happy Father's Day to all those Dadas celebrating...must whip up to the shops to grab something for hubby, wish I'd remembered when I was there yesterday. Hopeless! Sorry, father of my children.

1.57 If that was me, the ball would still be where I put it!

CHILDREN WRITING ABOUT THE OCEAN

1) This is a picture of an octopus. It has eight testicles. (Kelly, age 6)

2) Oysters' balls are called pearls. (Jerry, age 6)

3) If you are surrounded by ocean, you are an island. If you don't have ocean all round you, you are incontinent. More...

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!

Hope you all have an amazing day/night wherever you are in this wonderful world of ours.

For my Dad, who is overseas, I miss you and love you :)

σας εύχομαι μια υπέροχη ημέρα πατέρων


I find myself wondering...
Did I give you your due..
For all that you've done for me
Did I ever thank you?

For all of my childhood memories
For helping me deal with More...

Angie,

I visited my father today and wished him a wonderful day - but not in Greek! He would not have understood, though I have taught him how to say "I love you" in Greek. Seeing your post brought back wonderful memories of the years I lived in Athens...

I think you meant to say πατέρας at the end. You used the plural noun...

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40 - minutes.

Oh, sorry - 41.

Home and relaxing after a nice roast dinner for Fathers' Day at No 2 daughter's. 4T nearly home after a weekend trip to Melbourne. And I passed the written exam and practical assessment for my study weekend - phew, was seriously scared! Now I can hop into my jammies, eat chocolate, have a hot milk, relax and head to bed with a book!

Son just took wife and I for a Father's Day dinner. Guess who had to use his credit card?

My Thought for the day
Experience is the mother of ingenious incontinence.

Bravo CP. Well done.

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