We have a Christmas tradition every year, my uncle comes to our house in the morning (usually in the middle of our own opening-gifts time), dressed as one of the Wise Men. He gives each person "gold" (chocolate coin) and "frankincense/myrrh" (scented soap, hand sanitizer, etc.). ...

Jo March wrote:Awww that is so cool. I always like seeing the old actors in movies. For instance, Walker Edmiston was in a Little House on the Prairie episode. Obviously, Andy Griffith show because Hal Smith was the town drunk (oh what's his name?!?!?)

Otis Campbell... he was hilarious!

Memorable Christmas no. 1... Eating a lovely little pecan miniature pie/tart. Yum Yum. There's something in it, ew, is it a rock? HOLY COW IT IS NOT A ROCK!! EWWWWWW!!!!!! *spits out object* IT IS A TOOTH. THERE IS A TOOTH IN MY TART It Is Not My Tooth. I NEARLY SWALLOWED SOMEONE ELSE'S TOOTH. Upon ...

What's one song you aspire to learn to play on piano? Have you seen Pirates of the Caribbean? Do you like Arnold Palmers? Do you want the practical answer or the far-out daydream answer? Most likely what I want to learn is Franz Liszt's Liebesraum, on a challenge from a friend to combine it with th...

I don't mean that Applesauce was created to "wreak havoc" at Whit's End , just that the chaos was caused because of, and not by, the program and Connie's attempt to access it. "Mabel" did it, on behalf of Whit, to protect Applesauce. It just makes sense for Whit to put in such a ...

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This will be really easy.
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Eugene, your words slide off your tongue like poetry. -- Connie Kendall, "I Slap Floor".

"the right and elft side" of a twix bar?

He will be getting a skin graft on Monday, but the doc says it will be a few months before he can use it easily/naturally again.

I think it has been said that their physical appearance is similar; for example, Leonard says, "My word! You look like someone I once knew," to Eugene, so they look alike, apparently. Also, they are both highly intelligent and their main interests are in science.

I read the first chapter and I thought (in succession), "What the...? Good grief!! :O That was fast!" But I began liking it around the 4th chapter. I look forward to the next installation.

Also, Leonard has a distinct British accent, which Will Ryan would've had to fake in order to play Leonard. Not that he couldn't do that.

Or, when Whit programmed the adventure, he put in the names of the people around Whit's End and whether they were Christians or not. Whit, being Whit, wouldn't have programmed it to know Eugene's name. Because he stated explicitly that it was to help CHRISTIANS know that death is not bad. Eugene no...

I'm wondering a bit how the "death" program differentiates between Christians and non-Christians; it's a machine, and can't see people's hearts. Only God can see what's in the heart. Obviously it can differentiate and does, because Eugene had a horrific experience and Whit a wonderful one,...

I just saw someone tag a person named Talia Bassett on facebook.

Wow, I thought I knew you'd been homeschooled, but never thought you were so sheltered as to have never met an atheistic before!
(LOL!)
But no, fillings are not fun.

What are your favourite words in the English language? Have you ever been knocked unconscious? Are you comfortable public speaking? Do you write in print or cursive more often? How old is Okie? Hmm... I don't quite know my favorite words -- there are so many!! No, thankfully! NOOOOOOO. Cursive, def...

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To begin a me life with a beginning of a me life or call awe is a bear in.
Are the Y's taken out, too?

*unashamedly asks for someone to bump her Q+A thread*