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Tundra # 17
I like to think the folks that used Tundra as their canvas treated him nicely. I just tested it on my cats with an unopened Sharpie. Results: Tiger - took some convincing but he allowed my to rub the Sharpie on his brows. Did not appear to enjoy it much, but was not afraid. Peanut - no dice. Ran in the opposite direction. Pickle - the meanest of the cats, she actually pushed her forehead into the Sharpie and enjoyed the cranial massage that AG alluded to. When I stopped, I received the expected nip, only because I stopped. Synopsis: Depends on the cat.— May 9, 2010 6:13 p.m.
Happy Mother's Day to all u moms out there
NAN!! That is priceless! Happy Mother's Day to you.— May 9, 2010 5:43 p.m.
She Wouldn't Listen to Me
"Nobody wins a fight." Dalton - Roadhouse.— May 8, 2010 8:59 p.m.
...fridays follies...
We called girls like this in our company "the town bicycle". Everyone's had a ride. Waaayy before Austin Powers. They always wound up marrying the head honchos after busting up their 15 year marriages.— May 8, 2010 7:45 p.m.
Heidi Klum's Anti-Aging Secrets
I kinda love controlled heights. I have been to the top of the tallest buildings in our country. I love roller coasters and the sky-diver. Free-fall is my favorite ride. CF, I know what you are talking about. I have stood on a chair to water plants and gotten that chill up my legs and, I hate to phrase it like this, but it freezes your groin. That's the best I can to to explain the feeling. But nan, I have tried ropes courses and after getting halfway up I always freak. We did the Mammoth ropes course and the kids kicked my ass. I chickened out. I really would love to try again. This is one thing I have always wanted to get over. I did some gymnastics in junior high. Still can turn a mean cartwheel and do a front walkover.— May 8, 2010 7:39 p.m.
Heidi Klum's Anti-Aging Secrets
Nan, I am terrified of REAL climbing! I can do a pretty steep climb, but anything that involves sheer faces is waaaay past my fear factor. I am afraid of heights. Actually, to be honest, I am afraid of death.— May 8, 2010 6:06 p.m.
Cinco de Mayo
My family is all over the country, so to have Jewish in-laws all living nearby has brought me back to all the traditional holidays I used to share with my own Catholic family. I never differentiate. Every holiday, no matter what faith, is sacred to me.— May 7, 2010 8:20 p.m.
Heidi Klum's Anti-Aging Secrets
Nan, you are fierce!! I'll climb with you any day. Back to CF's post, I spend a ton of time outdoors and was starting to worry about my skin. I sunscreen, but my face!! But you know what? My skin looks pretty good, and I would rather have my experiences than alabaster skin at 65!! I used to go to a skin doctor for "treatments". Mostly micros or mini-peels. But the women that worked there? OMG!! Frozen faces full of plumpers, white, white, white skin. They would admonish me. "Don't go out into the sun!! You have to cover yourself from head to toe!!" I soon came to realize that in order to have that type of skin you had to live indoors or never wear a bathing suit as long as you live. Which, I decided, was no ffffffffffffing way to live!! I love my freckles, and you, my dear, will never be old!!— May 7, 2010 8:10 p.m.
Heidi Klum's Anti-Aging Secrets
Yes, exercise is the fountain of youth, for sure. Don't forget bike riding and hiking. I went up Cowles this morning. What a view - and it's FREE!! Quilly - MEOW!!— May 7, 2010 1:10 p.m.
Cinco de Mayo
DZ's where we get our chopped liver and creamed herring for the pre-Passover gorge. Their mish-mash is possibly the best soup on the planet. We always make way too much food too so everyone gets a to-go box for the next day. I love these big family get togethers. You can't beat a holiday where the consumption of four glasses of wine is mandatory!!— May 7, 2010 12:56 p.m.