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3.26.2008
Wordless Wednesday in Pink Azalea Time
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3.19.2008
Wordless Wednesday with Horse and ElfGirl
What a great find! I've been wanting a swing like this one and now we have one in our back, back yard. For more Wordless Wednesday participants, click here...
3.05.2008
Wordless Wednesday: Silly Cat
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2.20.2008
Wordless Wednesday with Apples!
Let me give you a short, silent (albeit not wordless) introduction to the Anna Apple Tree. Anna needs cross-pollination either from the Golden Delicious or from Ein Shemer (a large, strapping Israeli import). Anna is a delicate little tree with rose-colored, sweet-smelling blossoms. Perfectly suited to zone 9a--Gulf Coast growing...
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2.13.2008
Wordless Wednesday # New Orleans
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Don't forget to check out the new Book-Away. I'll be taking names for the drawing until I post the next one.
2.07.2008
Late Wordless Wednesday...
There's a story behind this lovely brick walkway. I know this is supposed to be Wordless Wednesday, but hey, it's already Thursday. May as well not be wordless, right? A local church is selling these bricks (over 100 years old) for a quarter each. We dug them out of a pile, stacked them and cleaned them. We're not sure how long the pile has been there, but trees were growing from it. That's not saying much since weed trees grow pretty quickly here in Florida. Even ElfGirl got in on the digging. She smashed one of her precious little fingers and didn't even cry one bit. She is such a pleasant child (sick of hearing about how angelic she is, yet?) Anyway, Mr. James dug up the mulch with which we had covered the sidewalk to the house and laid down these bricks. We love them.
1.30.2008
1.23.2008
1.09.2008
12.19.2007
12.12.2007
Wordless Wednesday
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Some others to see specifically:
Old School Acres--I don't think she's really participating in WW, but she has some great shots of ice!!
His Eye is on the Sparrow--some great bird shots!
Smokie's Light--another bird!
12.05.2007
11.04.2007
Flat-Panel TV Reviews.
When most folks enter our home, one of the things they notice is that we don't have a television. We are finding that our lack of a television is less and less of a novel thing in our circle of friends. More people make the choice not to own a television, citing lack of time, interest and good programming. For James and myself, we don't want to give ourselves over to the entertainment that comes through the screen. Besides, if there is something we really want to see (Dancing With the Stars), we can very easily pull it up on youtube.
So, it came as a huge surprise to me when I was tooling around on Wize the other day, to see the prices for which flat panel televisions are selling. What? I was hoping to buy a car for the price of a top-ranked flat screen tv. Granted, the screen picture looks beautiful, but I'm probably not the most qualified to write one of those flat panel TV reviews that you can find on Wize.
Actually, I find the price range of these TV screens fairly interesting. On the first page of the flat panel TV reviews, the ranking goes from 96 (100 being the highest) to 90. To my mind, anything in the top 10 percent must be fairly good. The top ranked screen sells for about $1000 while dropping 6 points in the flat panel TV reviews gets you an almost $600 savings! If I were in the market for one of these screens, I would really appreciate knowing this information. Chalk another one up for a great consumer review site.
So, it came as a huge surprise to me when I was tooling around on Wize the other day, to see the prices for which flat panel televisions are selling. What? I was hoping to buy a car for the price of a top-ranked flat screen tv. Granted, the screen picture looks beautiful, but I'm probably not the most qualified to write one of those flat panel TV reviews that you can find on Wize.
Actually, I find the price range of these TV screens fairly interesting. On the first page of the flat panel TV reviews, the ranking goes from 96 (100 being the highest) to 90. To my mind, anything in the top 10 percent must be fairly good. The top ranked screen sells for about $1000 while dropping 6 points in the flat panel TV reviews gets you an almost $600 savings! If I were in the market for one of these screens, I would really appreciate knowing this information. Chalk another one up for a great consumer review site.
10.31.2007
10.24.2007
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8.29.2007
8.22.2007
Wordless WEEK
One of our Pastors was kind enough to let me get some photos.
8.15.2007
Home Decor
If you're dropping by from WW, click here to check out The Garden Chronicles v 1.1
8.08.2007
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