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02-19-2008, 10:32 AM
#221
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Originally Posted by Feathers
lisae:
Hanging off the side of that rock would scare me to DEATH! I'm sure you enjoy it immensely but that activity isn't and never will be for me. I have too much arthritis and I'm wayyyyyyyyyyy toooooooooo olllllllllddddd! Thanks for sharing
Hanging off the side of that rock would scare me to DEATH! I'm sure you enjoy it immensely but that activity isn't and never will be for me. I have too much arthritis and I'm wayyyyyyyyyyy toooooooooo olllllllllddddd! Thanks for sharing
I actually have developed bad osteoarthritits in one hip, due to an injury. I will be having a total hip replacement soon, in a month or so, I hope. I am told that hiking will not be a problem afterwards. I am not so sure about climbing, but I do know folks who have continued to climb after a hip replacement, so I think I will be able to continue climbing. Just very carefully.
02-19-2008, 12:32 PM
#223
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: where the navy sends us, for now its Lansing MI
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wow.. I think I have seen those mugs before...
Originally Posted by Dawn Hendrix
Well I dug up some photos. so everyone can see ME! These were taken for my daughters Senior pictures. She wanted different and when would we ever get the chance to have the scenery again. So we found a photographer who took pictures on the beach.
We lived there 5 years, my husband has just retired last year so we are fresh of the island and living in Georgia.
We lived there 5 years, my husband has just retired last year so we are fresh of the island and living in Georgia.
02-19-2008, 12:43 PM
#224
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Location: where the navy sends us, for now its Lansing MI
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Here are some of my family pics
My little man (Keegen).. getting too big too fast!
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My little girl(Hannah) just after she cut all her hair off. It was to her butt and not its all gone.
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my hubby and baby keegen
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02-19-2008, 12:55 PM
#225
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and I am trying to find some of myself.... here are some more pics
the kids and myself
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hubby in iraq
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My sister (right), myself (middle) and friend Christina (left)
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02-20-2008, 04:28 AM
#226
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
Posts: 2,605
Originally Posted by lisae
Quilting Aggi, I love your pictures. It looks like you have been hiking in some great places!
02-20-2008, 06:11 AM
#227
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aggi--that photo with the "gem" behind you--I'd never want to leave. Just so comforting.
I read an article about noise pollution awhile back--this guy had found a few places of absolute silence in the world--but when he checked years later--several had to be crossed off his list. That's so sad to me. 4 wheelers and snowmobiles are too many places.
But it looks like you found some "silent" places.
I read an article about noise pollution awhile back--this guy had found a few places of absolute silence in the world--but when he checked years later--several had to be crossed off his list. That's so sad to me. 4 wheelers and snowmobiles are too many places.
But it looks like you found some "silent" places.
02-20-2008, 06:29 AM
#229
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Location: Newfoundland, Canada
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Originally Posted by barnbum
aggi--that photo with the "gem" behind you--I'd never want to leave. Just so comforting.
I read an article about noise pollution awhile back--this guy had found a few places of absolute silence in the world--but when he checked years later--several had to be crossed off his list. That's so sad to me. 4 wheelers and snowmobiles are too many places.
But it looks like you found some "silent" places.
I read an article about noise pollution awhile back--this guy had found a few places of absolute silence in the world--but when he checked years later--several had to be crossed off his list. That's so sad to me. 4 wheelers and snowmobiles are too many places.
But it looks like you found some "silent" places.
02-20-2008, 06:37 AM
#230
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Maybe when I retire and my kids get settled somewhere--I'll talk hubby into hauling the horses up there and staying. I live in the country and it's too noisy for me!! I don't like how it feels. I want to be a recluse in silence. :wink:
SD--your tattoo--ouch. :shock:
SD--your tattoo--ouch. :shock:
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