Shakesthegrounds Rumblings

[injest]

I think eyes will be on you, though I think it will be for a totally innocent reason, especially if they wrap the framed poster in paper for you, like the shop did for me the last time I had a large picture framed. I think it's just natural to turn and look when you see someone on the street carrying something as large as a framed movie poster. It doesn't mean anything in particular, just ordinary human curiosity.

If the poster isn't wrapped, the fact that it's Brokeback might draw a second look or two, but I think the first look will just be because you are carrying something fairly large.

umm...SECOND look would be because he is carrying a large package...

the FIRST is cause he is a cutie!

[Kelda]

Okay, I know I am going to shut down the laptop and rus as soon as I post this, and no I am not going to watch it.

If you have never met me and are curious as to what I am like in person:

http://brrltv.blip.tv/#841269

click on #48 on the right.

I didn't know you were on the board of directors in your local libraries - what does that involve?

And you were born across the road from your work!!! 

Lovely to see & hear your voice for a prolonged period of time!

[Shakesthecoffecan]

I didn't know you were on the board of directors in your local libraries - what does that involve?

And you were born across the road from your work!!! 

Lovely to see & hear your voice for a prolonged period of time!

Well we make sure the system gets funded, deal with growing pains, in fact in the 4 years I have been on the board most of the time has been taken up with replacing the air condition system at one of the branches. I do enjoy it, a good bunch of people.

[Shakesthecoffecan]

Happy Monday everyone.

Had a pretty good weekend here, some out of town company who took us up on the mountain. We even went back to Buffalo Mountain, but my companions of May were not quiet as in shape as my companions of January and we didn't make it to the top, but did see a lot of wild flowers in bloom.

Have a nice day.

[Shakesthecoffecan]

 

[Jeff Wrangler]

Truman, I don't know how to "quote" your photos to show what I'm talking about, but would you happen to know the name of that lovely little wildflower in the fourth picture in post 4411?

[Shakesthecoffecan]

As a matter of fact I can, it is a "Showy Orchis" it is a rare but not endangered plant, impossible to transplant because of a symbotic relationship they have with a fungus in the ground (I think)

Here is more info: http://www.knps.org/Wildflowers/orchis.htm   and   http://ncnatural.com/wildflwr/shwyorch.html

[Jeff Wrangler]

As a matter of fact I can, it is a "Showy Orchis" it is a rare but not endangered plant, impossible to transplant because of a symbotic relationship they have with a fungus in the ground (I think)

Here is more info: http://www.knps.org/Wildflowers/orchis.htm   and   http://ncnatural.com/wildflwr/shwyorch.html

Thanks! It's such a pretty little thing! Could serve as an emblem for the delicate balance of nature. 

[Shakesthecoffecan]

It is my considered opinion that most likely, everything is going to be alright.
Some things, in the final analysis, will fail to reach the threshold of alright,
But most likely those items will not matter nearly as much as we feared,
Or as the important stuff.

[loneleeb3]

It is my considered opinion that most likely, everything is going to be alright.
Some things, in the final analysis, will fail to reach the threshold of alright,
But most likely those items will not matter nearly as much as we feared,
Or as the important stuff.

I sure hope you are right!