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By the way, this will by my last post

until I'm Mrs. Ted Ferrell

I'm Back!

You're most kind but like that kid in love Ted Ferrell said about my voice....he'd rather hear the heart I put into it rather than quality of voice anytime. And on that I must admit I do give from deep inside when I sing but I know I haven't a good voice. I have favorites I like to sing with also.

Kathy, you are good (and you know who thinks so too). Like Ted has told you, you do have the heart and that's more important than anything (but you have the voice to go with it).

By the way, this will by my last post

until I'm Mrs. Ted Ferrell

Chef

I'm so sorry for your loss. I know from talking to you in chat, how devoted you were to the end and I'm sure she does too. Know that Ted amd my prayers are with you.

I'm continuing to pray for you and your mom.

Right now it's

Doombah Wafflebutt

My married name will be

Doombah Chickendoodle

I knew there was a practical reason for getting married.

The Almighty THE has been mentioned on episode 3 of THE Greasespot Radio. :)

hehehehehhehehe ... Poor Paw and Raf.

I'm listening to that part right now. This should bring THE back up to its rightful place on top.

Medic

That kitten looks like my cat when she was young.

This one will be easily recognized if you watched it. I enjoyed the show but can't recall many details now. HERE

I loved that show! Thank you Kathy. Studying the law (and loving it), I can certainly identify with the chase. It took a class from the 1st year of law school through the 3rd year, when the main charactors were on the Law Review (I think it took place at Harvard). The professor talking in the intro taught contracts.

By the way, on top of everything else that's going on right now, Thursday was my business law final (which was another name for contract law). I got an A, which gave me an A for the class!

I have no doubts why older women have flat breasts that go down to their knees.

Thank God!!! :D

I don't care if it rains or freezes,

Long as I got my plastic Jesus,

Ridin on the dashboard of my car

I can go a hunnert miles an hour

Long as I got the Almighty Power

Sittin up there with my pair of FUZzy dice

(sung to the tune of kinda like Leaning on the Everlasting Arms, but a bit more up tempo)

Boy, does that take me back. We used to sing that while driving to events. <_<

Praying for all three dogs. I know how animals can sometimes be more a part of our family than even our human members. I can't even imagine life without my Miss Kitty.

I know I've seen the movie and can picture the plot, but can't remember the name.

Fear of future

At first I read it wrong and thought it said fear of furniture!

Being replaced by Roger Davis in the same role was eerily similar to Dick York replaced by Dick Sargent on Bewitched.

Pete Deuel and Dick York had similar looks and attitudes. They were both replaced by actors that look KIND OF like them, but lacking their distinctive qualities. Dick Sargeant was Dick York lite, and Roger Davis was Pete Deuel lite.

I always liked Pete Deuel in the role. When he was replaced by Roger Davis (Dark Shadows) it ruined it and I stopped watching.

The theme had to do with where the women lived.

David (oh I mean dmiller) nobody knows that it's you. ^_^

By the way, this is my handle whatever board I go on. I even have a couple of email addys with this handle. I AM moony.

Ted and Moon Girl, together at last, sitting in a tree k-i-s-s-i-n-g, well it just kinda came out.

Yea right. :) But, it is nice for him to be so close.

And then Moon Girl peeks in to brag about her green grass. Who must have a former Ohio man there about now.

He got here yesterday afternoon. What else can I say.

According to McCartney, it epitomizes the downfalls of life. He said in 1994:

"Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is my analogy for when something goes wrong out of the blue, as it so often does, as I was beginning to find out at that time in my life. I wanted something symbolic of that, so to me it was some fictitious character called Maxwell with a silver hammer. I don't know why it was silver, it just sounded better than Maxwell's hammer. It was needed for scanning. We still use that expression now when something unexpected happens.

As Steve Turner noted in A Hard Day's Write, his volume on the origins of Beatles songs:

"John told me that 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' was about the law of karma," says former Apple employee Tony King. "We were talking one day about 'Instant Karma' because something happened where he'd been clobbered and he'd said that this was an example of instant karma. I asked him whether he believed in that theory. He said that he did and that 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' was the first song that they'd made about that. He said that the idea behind the song was that the minute you do something that's not right, Maxwell's silver hammer will come down on your head."

Paul said at the time that the song "epitomizes the downfalls of life. Just when everything is going smoothly, 'bang, bang' down comes Maxwell's silver hammer and ruins everything."

The sun has turned the frozen grass to beautiful green again and that is wonderful because it's time for the brown and grays to go away now.

The only time the grass turns to brown is from lack of rain. Grays? Not in sunny Florida!

Fergit the *cones* (for now ---)

Tornadoes are hitting Tennessee. :(

I've been praying for those in Tennessee. There are some people over there that I still haven't been able to get ahold of.

As of yesterday, Ted F officially doesn't live there anymore.

I just saw the movie and it was one of the best movies that I've seen in a long time. From the way it was described, I thought it was a guy movie, then my daughter said that she just saw it and went on and on about it. Well I had to see it and I'm glad I did. It so deserved the award it got. The only thing that had gone over my head (until I read about it, then understood the character better) was that the "bad" cop was also the guy with the dad who had to hastle with the HMO.

The first one was Who's The Boss and the character Tony Danza went on to Taxi which I watched and enjoyed

First was Taxi (1978 1st season) and he went on to Who's the Boss (1984 1st season).