Bought a set of these:
So having this
for dinner.@ 3- When I need to iron- I buy something else to wear! Eeeeek....
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Amaranthim Talon
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05-25-2009 14:15
Afternoon Thread - back from cavorting with the family around- took some pix and will share cause so pretty. It has rained all day - i love it
Bought a set of these: So having this for dinner.@ 3- When I need to iron- I buy something else to wear! Eeeeek.... _____________________
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Damien1 Thorne
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05-25-2009 14:48
Mont Saint Michel
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Zena Randt
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05-25-2009 15:09
Wow.. nice! Looks like a great place to explore! |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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05-25-2009 15:11
Wow.. nice! Looks like a great place to explore! It is - and the real place is even better. Pep (Won't post a rl photo and steal Damien's thunder) _____________________
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Damien1 Thorne
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05-25-2009 15:15
I would hope the rl pic is better than sl.
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:18
big 3-day weekend in America. who's doing what on this beautiful day? Well, this morning there was a Memorial Day bycycle parade in my neighborhood. All the little kids decorate their bicycles with streamers and/or flags etc., and ride from one end of the street to the other (about a 1/2 mile). At the conclusion of the ride is the county park near my house, where everyone gathers to chat and ooh and ahh over the bike decorations. The little kids look so cute on their bicycles! And there's usually a county policeman on his motorcycle leading the crew.  Barbecuing at home tonight. Sadly, it's been raining on and off all day, so it hasn't been the best day for outdoor activities. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:21
Taken a while ago, in the absinthe caravan at La Reve:  Skell you could be illustrating graphic novels. One user agrees. Skell, your eye is wonderful for getting these shots. I miss "La Reve"....  |
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Zena Randt
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05-25-2009 15:21
It is - and the real place is even better. Pep (Won't post a rl photo and steal Damien's thunder) Hi Pep! (waves) The pict is a good re-creation though. I've never been to the real site - but I'd love to go. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:22
 Oh, agreed! Hot! |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:24
Morning erm, nearly good afternoon. Heading out to the market to p/u grilling essentials. Purchased a good sized Weber charcoal grill Friday (I have a gas one at "the other house" but who knows when it will arrive at this rate so we broke and got this one) Was going to test drive it last night but the rain hit. So, it was buffalo burgers on the cast iron stovetop grill instead - tasty, but not what we were hoping for. Today I think I'm going to do my mom's grilled chicken recipe *if* I can remember the marinade; pretty sure about the ingredients (soy sauce, apple cider vinegar, ketchup and tabasco) but the measurements are another story. Prolly grill up some fresh corn with it, concoct some kind of Asian inspired potato salad since the marinade has soy sauce in it and I have a ton of cilantro growing on our deck that needs using up. /me goes to check weather.com to check on the possibility of thunderstorms late in the day... Yesterday, we had a small parade go right by our living room window, much to our surprise - sort of. I knew there was one scheduled, but the paper didn't mention that it was going to be passing by on our block. Some marching bands (was confused why one from Staten Island was here tho), old time vehicles (original cop cars and fire trucks from the town), vets from various wars, the prerequisite police playing bagpipes, etc. Pretty entertaining interlude to watch from our windowseat. I think Ghosty took some pix, however, he hasn't loaded them up yet and I don't know if the screen got in the way  Anyway, hope my fellow Statespeople are enjoying their holiday weekend and those who are not here, are having a great day in general Over and out!Yay on the Weber. I love the convenience of a gas grill, but man, there's nothing like food grilled over wood or charcoal. I love that you had a little neighborhood parade! And how cool that it went right by your house!! I like the sound of that marinade. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:25
It's a holiday weekend here in the UK, too: Spring Bank Holiday. And for once, the weather's holding out. It's been glorious all weekend Bank holidays...yay! And good weekend weather...added bonus! |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:26
i have ironing to do (like, 2 hours worth ) and then it's off to visit a friend, then a bbq later. there are flags out all up and down our street. nice to know people are remembering the reason for the day off. Wow! Lots of ironing! I'm folding clothes...sort of... |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:28
You are having the perfect all-American Memorial Day weekend. It was one of my favorite holidays when I was a cab driver in Kansas. All morning long taking taking people with bowls of potato salad and red white and blue cakes to picnic areas and back yards. Barbeques going all over town, warm weather, happy families, etc.. I hope Threadhearts and everyone are enjoying it today as much as I remember those folks doing back then. I like the holidays where practically everyone is glad to participate, for example, in the US: Memorial Day...4th of July...Thanksgiving. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:29
Afternoon Thread - back from cavorting with the family around- took some pix and will share cause so pretty. It has rained all day - i love it Bought a set of these: So having this for dinner.@ 3- When I need to iron- I buy something else to wear! Eeeeek.... /me checks clock...dang, I think I missed dinner at Amara's. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 15:31
Holy cow! What incredible builds and what gorgeous pics. Thank you, Damien. Another place to add to my "must see" list. |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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05-25-2009 17:51
Hi Pep! (waves) The pict is a good re-creation though. I've never been to the real site - but I'd love to go. Hi Zena. The "non-clique" will soon be contacting you to tell you off for quoting me. The sl build is a pretty good approximation of the real thing considering. Pep (except for the b***** foreign tourists.) PS I couldn't find the orgy room in the real thing though! _____________________
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Ann Launay
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05-25-2009 17:54
fabulous. and those shoes...  (They're Belles from Shiny Things, btw.) _____________________
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Amaranthim Talon
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05-25-2009 18:00
I would hope the rl pic is better than sl. While I am sure the RL place is of course fantastic - the SL one has the advantage of not being turned into a mountain of mud when it rains -I had a friend lose her shoes in it because she sank to her ankles whiel walking thru the mud to get to it. _____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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05-25-2009 18:05
While I am sure the RL place is of course fantastic - the SL one has the advantage of not being turned into a mountain of mud when it rains -I had a friend lose her shoes in it because she sank to her ankles whiel walking thru the mud to get to it. She should have used the causeway. Pep (You don't have to wade across unless you want to) _____________________
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Amaranthim Talon
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05-25-2009 18:12
Guys- DL'ed the GreenLife Emerlad viewer - http://modularsystems.sl/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=category&id=1:installer-win&Itemid=5
Oh my And Honey - my feet are pointing the right way now - _____________________
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Robert A. Heinlein http://talonfaire.blogspot.com/ Visit Talon Faire Main: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Misto%20Presto/216/21/155- Main Store XStreets: http://tinyurl.com/6r7ayn |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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05-25-2009 18:55
Guys- DL'ed the GreenLife Emerlad viewer - http://modularsystems.sl/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=category&id=1:installer-win&Itemid=5 Oh my And Honey - my feet are pointing the right way now - What's the GreenLife Emerald viewer? |
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Amaranthim Talon
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05-25-2009 19:16
New viewer i just DL'ed - has all kinds of kick ass options1 Radar built in - a bunch of land control stuff like eject ban - and neato building shapes
Looks awesome. _____________________
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Damien1 Thorne
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05-25-2009 19:18
New viewer i just DL'ed - has all kinds of kick ass options1 Radar built in - a bunch of land control stuff like eject ban - and neato building shapes Looks awesome. Don't forget the tp to target. _____________________
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Kaimi Kyomoon
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05-25-2009 19:35
pokes head in and winks at Z.......smiles..... Hey.. its our holiday and you have the good weather in Canada... not fair.. raining here. It is suppose to be nice on a holiday. _____________________
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Kaimi Kyomoon
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05-25-2009 19:38
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