BS: Count your blessings

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: Bobert
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 08:26 AM

Know what you mean, Giok. There seems to be places where we're 'sposed to be at certain times of our life and if we are in tune to nature and the Big Guy's plan fir us, we generally find those places...

Good fir you. One of the best ways to keep the body healthy is to first keep the soul healthy...

Bobert

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: wysiwyg
Date: 15 Sep 03 - 12:00 AM

Have another.... :~)

~S~

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: Ebbie
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 11:51 PM

Thanks for the smile, Susan...

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: wysiwyg
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 11:47 AM

OK. 42.

~Susan

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: Deckman
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 09:56 AM

Out here in the NorthWest corner of America, my favorite season of the year is arriving, Fall. When I go out to load my truck for the job each morning, I notice that new crispness in the air. Even though the afternoons still get almost too warm for this deck builder, I know that coolness is just around the corner. I love this time of the years. CHEERS, Bob

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: Rapparee
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 09:53 AM

My furniture is here in Idaho, my wife's on her way out (stopping at quilt and fabric stores enroute), I'm employed and enjoying the job, the sun is shining, the heat has broken, and we've even had a little rain. And on October 6 we'll be married 30 years -- and they said it wouldn't last!

Subject: RE: BS: Count your blessings
From: Gurney
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 05:52 AM

Good on yer, mate.
Here, the spring is threatening, the rain is warmer, the Sparrows are squabbling, the Mynahs are eyeing nest sites, Rosellas are nicking my Loquats.
Today is my 30th wedding anniversary. And they said it wouldn't last!
The Trevally are reputed to be in the harbour, the Snapper are on their way, and in about two weeks I will have the boat trailer finished, cross fingers.

Subject: BS: Count your blessings
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 14 Sep 03 - 05:10 AM

It's a funny old world, I've had a few traumas this year medically,but I'm still here. [Do I hear loud boos in the back there?]
What brought all this on you ask ? [Don't you?] Well one day last week we went out to pick sloes and brambles [blackberries], the sun was shining, and accross the way I could hear the pods of broom crackling, as they did their impression of Onan, and cast their seeds. I thought what a lovely day, one of those sort of days make life that much more enjoyable. I'm going picking Chanterelles later today,so I don't need reminding why I left London, and moved back to my own country/countryside.
End of ramblings.
Giok