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Wed 08/04/10 10:17 PM

I'm guessing pixyard doesn't like hotlinking.


ya think?:tongue: laugh ya gotta give him credit for trying, he's been doing it for pages:wink: drinker

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Wed 08/04/10 09:47 PM
the night air has cooled
enough for the breeze to wind
in and around the soft nights breathing.

she sighs as a lone coyote calls
and cries to find his mates
that have somehow slipped off
into the moonless night of heat.

tomarrows sun is but a few
hours away
as she dusts off nights blanket
only to pick it up again
as dreams fill her eyes in soft edged
visions.

seconds later the cat
(is) curled around her toes
and she rises to make another
day and wait for the evenings
coolness to soothe the long days
memories of those walking in sleep.

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Wed 08/04/10 12:34 PM
sick little puppieslaugh laugh :tongue:

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Wed 08/04/10 12:12 PM
THANK you MM, Didn't think of those. Usually am soo tired from work and heat that can't, literally. Sometimes get home from work and want to lay down on the floor becasue it feels like we weren't meant to stand for so longlaugh :tongue: .
Excellent places to tap, will do searching this wkend.flowerforyou

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Wed 08/04/10 12:09 PM

Shasta, I always knew you had substance. Now I can see why and I really do admire you for the work you do.

Both suggestions above are quite good, and I don't know if I can still say something they haven't already mentioned. I guess, just to reiterate, yep, there are a lot of organizations that are willing, and sometimes even looking, to help causes like yours. Advertise what you do and what you need. Ask the church to announce your cause after every mass. We sometimes have that done, place someone with a donation box beside the exit, so that after mass, people can go directly and donate or offer help.

flowerforyou


yes, we have a basket for donations, but are a po' little church.
Been toying with the ad stuff, YOU are the sweet one, and admire you.:heart:

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Wed 08/04/10 12:08 PM
Totage- you may have something there, am not up on the web stuff too much.drinker Can I contact you later- may not be today?

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Wed 08/04/10 12:06 PM
Boony, thank you for all the great ideas, this is jsut what was needing! Will take all and do the work to seewhats most doable.flowers

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Wed 08/04/10 12:04 PM
Edited by Shasta1 on Wed 08/04/10 12:05 PM
LOL thats like saying Republicans are judgemental and prejudice, money hungry and rich; and Democrats only care to see the right thing done, are selfish people and strict enviromentalists.

LOL!!! the generalizations people make just screams ignorance.
So you all go around, asking what party people belong to, put them in their neat little box and stroll away happily justified??
No one is a human first?laugh rofl
You've really outdone yourselves this time.:thumbsup:

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Wed 08/04/10 11:57 AM
Sorry T., don't see the connection..no offense. The world is diverse. Those men were considered classics, yet somehow i doubt in 50 -60 years from now most of todays comedians will be remembered.
Originality comes to mind, have to give it to them for trying.
People then worked so much harder for a laugh, today it's a given..you are supposed to laugh, think that what you're watching is funny. So..our tastes differ. Apparently so do alot of others whn only a small handful have responded.flowerforyou

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Wed 08/04/10 11:24 AM




thats me. Had a M/C acciednt with a bear in 91, had to relearn everything. When tired, typos are big! who cares except the police heretongue2 . sometimes I don't see them until the next day.

We had a a new sign put up YEILD-YIELD. oh duh. A metal sign, knuckleheads, how many thousands did they make of those, and no one noticed?? was there for a few weeks, in Clark County- doubted many of the residents knew. My bad. Apologies.

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Tue 08/03/10 10:17 PM
Thank you Kate, I wasn't dissing anyone either but was beginning to think had the only different sense of humor around here. I like dry, clever wit instead, not the obvious. Stuff that you have to think about

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Tue 08/03/10 10:15 PM
I had one once, a long time ago. Used to leave flowers and 'love' poems on my car in a residential neighborhood. I worked very late and it would creep me out. Then one day, this guy comes in and introduces himself, telling me he was the 'one'. More creepiness. He didn't get it yet thankfully left me alone when he found out I so was really freaked out about the whole thing.

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Tue 08/03/10 08:38 PM
for fundrasing. Since we (at work) are a not for profit inc. (meal program for the homeless and indigent) we decided years ago to NOT rely on any sort of govt. funding for obvious and not so obvious reasons. We have had private benefactors who have passed on, relied on grants and are invloved with The Harvest Program so we receive daily donations of food from local supermarkets and restaurants. We pay rent to the church (440.) and 1/2 the elctric bill (8 freezers and 4 frig). We give out bus passes for medical and job potentials, clothing vouchers to the LDS thrift store, hygiene packs, socks and donations of clothing and shoes. We also will give out emergency food boxes with enough food to last 3-5 days- including meats, eggs and etc. The person who wrote the grants for our biggest assist passed on late 08 so last year no one realized the grant had not been applied for. (Most of the board is over 60). The main thing we have to buy is paper goods (plates, bowls, utensils) and cleaning supplies. We feed anywhere from 60-95 any given day. For the day we are closed we give out a good lunch, and extras to help them survive. many who come to eat with us eat only that one time a day. We serve a full course meal, will take food to disabled if nearby and give our takeouts to those who cannot get there. We rarely turn anyone away and have been in exiostance for almost 14 years.
Nopw we have been informed that we have about 3 months of resources left ..October is coming. We just receievd 1000. for a Christmas in July from a church that does that every year along with canned goods.\
I am asking if anyone has any good fund raising ideas? We've come up with a rummage sale, which for the church made almost 4,000 last spring. Anything will be be considered, and since ya'll are from all over the country am hoping to get some inspiration and ideas that have worked. Thank you. BTW, we have only 2 pt employees, me- the manager of the whole thing (who straightened and cleaned up the failing program a year and 1/2 ago-and am making 1/2 of minimum wage by the hrs put in) and a am person for deliveries.
Anybody? This is to help serve those who have lost alot,only about 15% of our crowd are addicts...most think all who are that way is because of drugs/alcohol/gambling but it really isn't true.
Thank you, the thanks and rewards of helping others are intrinsic and more satisfying than anything else, for I really seriously beleive we are put here in a major way to help each other.

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Tue 08/03/10 08:20 PM
AUUUGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Tue 08/03/10 12:50 PM
sometimes, for days on end, this is the only decent thread on here anymore....:wink: :tongue:

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Tue 08/03/10 12:45 PM

Of adding chillies to a meal that you cannot enjoy because the roof of your mouth is clinging to your fork, your ears are ringing, eyes watering and there is a stream of fluid trailing from your nose?

I just bought a take out curry which fits the above description, the guy behind the counter told me it was not hot............. I am typing this through a flood of tears!!


For those who like 'hot' food, tell me, do you actually enjoy this stuff?



I agree with you totally. In the SW Mexican food is full of chilis, etc, same thing. I thought that here it was because it raised your body temp and you couldn't feel the heat, it's the only sane thing I can think of. I like taste in my food, not just spice, even curry.
When cooking, thought the point was that all spices blended to make a unique new taste. Not SW food.

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Tue 08/03/10 12:22 AM
I agree plus give yourself time to heal. You may think you're done, and the worst is over and it is, but now it is time for life to come back slowly to you through finding yourself as one again.

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Mon 08/02/10 11:43 PM
It FINALLY cooled off Friday, low 100's this wkend. Even 90 @ 11:30a, yesterday was 98 @ that time. Tonight- now- mid 80's. The dogs can't take the heat being cooped up all day in the a/c. Me, hardly use the a/c in the truck, pretty much acclimated now. Thing is, when the homeless come in and say it's hot, then you know it REALLY is (anything over 110 and we were running 120) because they never complain. Pretty wild what they can tolerate in life, me I'd probally be drunk or dead if was out there. Really hard, sad.

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Mon 08/02/10 10:44 PM

Sorry but I think this is out of line.. She is not responsible for her parents actions and its her wedding... she can invite who she wants.. Let her enjoy her day...


:thumbsup:

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Mon 08/02/10 10:41 PM



Agree ^^ in the case of anything I'm not that experienced at then someone else knowing what is best for me is not really unusual.

having an issue with them telling me would be a personality problem on my part unless they are rude in their expressiveness.

opinions of others about your or my actions is always worth considering and you may be surprised at how often they do know better.


I think you are speaking of advice here.

Although advice would be meant for the betterment of all who can listen to it and get something positive from it.

I am speaking of actually trusting someone, to say, make a choice on my behalf with me trusting that they know me well enough to do it to my satisfaction.

Although if you took someones advice and acted on it blindly that would be doing the same thing.

Not happening for me.

I always see a person trying to conform me to what they think I should be or to something more like themselves.

I have to distinguish that they are not doing the above before I can take their advice to heart and consider it valid.




not always advise ... could be life and death ... you must do this.
really depends on the actual situation and what specificly you are talking about.
if its what you will eat for dinner on any given day
it sort of doesn't really matter that much ...
although they may know way more about nutrition than I do and may know I have some medical problem that I happen to be ignoring at that time .... so they are working in my best interest and I am not.

or the drink you are going to get ... and its the same thing every time you go in the bar ... well even the bartender knows that. It could be that simple.


without actual specific situations ... I cannot think any comment is valid about this. I only know that many people know better than I do about what to do and not do when I go into a factory I've never been in before and I must trust they are looking out for my best or there will be major law suits and compensation investigations to answer to.

I think someone who goes to a club I've never been to would be better at picking out what I should wear better than me also.

trust is essential in all aspects of your life ... not just your love life.


I am in total agreement with you, in all aspects yet especially with your love life.
I do have a elder sister whom is very verbal (conrtrol) about what i 'need' to be doing with my life to go further. Thiing is, she is especially strong on this now that her life she has lost control (her job) she is projecting onto me her inabilty to control what is going on with her, yet she doesn't realize this and there is no way this could even be suggested to her. She is in such control due to chaotic events when young that she grew into controling things as to not let events go awry again in her life. She is, btw, a very difficult person to be around, always attempting to control everything around her.

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