It reminded me of some of our friends who were the first of us all to get
married. They declined to produce / maintain a present list - and ended up
with 11 toasters!!!
Sue
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all 13 ladies had made
their very own
special Jello salad. Each one was
We must be lateral thinkers (or something). We sometimes have a potluck
with our lace group and mostly people don't discuss before hand what they
will bring. We have always had a really good selection for the meal with no
heavy emphasis on either main courses or desserts.
Malvary in Ottawa
A man was visiting a farm to do business with the farmer. They were sat in
the lovely big, warm farmhouse kitchen when the door opened and in walked a
pig with a wooden leg. The visitor burst out laughing. The farmer asked
him why he was laughing and the man said that he had never seen a pig
Our town air raid sirens are also still used as a flood warning, about once
a year they are tested and although I cannot remember the war they still
give me the creeps when they go off.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I lived on top of quite a high hill in Somerset before moving to Poole.
There was a lady in her 80s who was in charge of the air raid siren. She was
to sound it if we got the four minute warning of a nuclear attack! There was
a meeting the village where ex-army officer Colonel
Don't think I can remember this one on the list before, my *eighteen
year old* daughter has forwarded it to me she thinks she has
matured Unfortunately, there was no credit to the original source.
As I've Matured...
I've learned that you cannot make someone love you. All you can do is
Hi All, I love the stories of having all the same thing brought to potluck
suppers G. I'm most thrilled with Alice's note about the one where
everyone brought chocolate cake! When I was a girl I had a book about
Little Bear who always spoke in rhyme. The illustrations were fabulous and
I loved
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Our town air raid sirens are also still used as a
flood warning, about once
a year they are tested
On the Oregon coast, sirens like this are used for
sunami warnings. To keep from terrifying the people
during a test, instead of a siren, they broadcast a
cow
Sue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our town air raid sirens are also still used as a flood warning, about once
a year they are tested and although I cannot remember the war they still
give me the creeps when they go off.
The sirens around here mark the 10-mile boundary for a nuclear power plant.
If
