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I am a sucker for stories where the protagonist triumphs over some type of adversity. It leaves me feeling hopeful and inspired. And if I can't have that... then if it talks about art, poetry, history, or Brad Pitt then I'm game. :p

I believe this! (Here in the US too) I ordered a framed print from allposters.com. It was 16X16 in its completed size. When it arrived it was in a box 48X42! I was shocked to see the empty and unnecessary space. So, I checked the packing label -- which said the shipping was by volume, not...

I just got... Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling -- Ross King Dark Eagles -- Curtis Peebles Nine Stories -- J.D. Salingers The Gnostic Gospels -- Elaine Pagels and The One Minute Manager Meets the Monkey -- Kenneth Blanchard ..for work...gotta love it... :rolleyes:

AHHHH...a disappointment!? *clutches chest* :p This is one of my favorites, but reading Joseph's thick accent is rather cumbersome.

One of my favorite movies.... "it can't rain all the time."

It's a good one isn't it, Wabbit? I keep a plaque-type thing of it on my desk at work...probably my favorite, if I HAD to pick just one poem: OUT of the night that covers me, Black as the Pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul...

Oh, I'm just an all around exciting kind of gal! Excuse me while I wipe the sarcasm up off the floor. And where is your bio Raven? I can only imagine the discourse you might share with us. :D

THE BASICS name: Cin age: 33 sex: Female where you live: St. Louis, MO name of parents: Mom and Dad birthday: I've decided to stop having them. name of pets (if any): A cat named Bug. name of siblings: one sister are you the spoiled one in the family?: most assuredly FAVORITE… ice...

Why yes...and truth be told...duct tape works wonder in keepin the buggers from calling out for help or making a run for it.

See Litany... that is how I keep the gremlins from makin' a mess. I just stick it right to 'em. :D

mmmmmm.....peanut butter and honey ROCKS! It is a staple in this household!

Yo ho ho.... Iron Anne Roberts A pirate's life isn't easy; it takes a tough person. That's okay with you, though, since you are that person. Two things complete your pirate persona: style and swagger. Maybe a little too much swagger sometimes -- but who really cares? Arr!

OS Windows XP Connection Cable Broadband Bandwidth ?? Maximum download speed 1970 kbps. I think most of your probably already know this, but for those of you that don't, you can test your speed at a site like this...http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/

I am reading Kursk Down by Clyde Burleson -- an accounting of the events that lead to the tragic sub accident. Has anyone else here read this or A Time to Die? I am curious if it is worth reading as well. I also just started Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation by Joseph Ellis.

Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?

Kasey Kasem ruined Mark for me! :rolleyes: But I still love it...nostalgia and all.

Anyone watch one called Battle of the Planets? (G-Force?) "Always by acting as one. Dedicated, inseparable, invincible!" :D

You are not alone Dream Chaser. Hans Christian Andersen, Agatha Christie, W.B. Yeats were all dyslexics. I think of it as a creative tool for writing as my dyslexia makes me think in unusual ways.

That first one isn't a cat, it's a rare orange zebra!

Wherever I go she follows... I tried running, but she's a quick one. :D ;) Title of a book you'll never seen written by Lauralee, "How to beat your addiction to compulsive book buying and java drinking." Seriously, Glad to see you came, this is a great place for a person afflicted...