Win a Buck

 

By being the first one to correctly identify this photo.

Can You Say

Pre-Teens!

Some Things

Just Take Your Breath Away

Black Horses

When the Temps Hit 90 Just Remember the Alternative

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Same Color, Two Hands, Two Different People

Max the Dog

Thrills the crowds at the Minnesota State Fair

It's Been a Year

We will always remember Bella.

Fancy Nails

Thought For the Day

Just Remembering

Familiar Profile on Lake Geneva

Elizabeth and Kiki Spot a Heron

On Our Way to Loren and Pat's

Great mileage.

Me As Seen Through the Eyes of Elizabeth

Heartwarming Tale

About a Whale

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Emmalou Has a New 'Do

I Didn't Know This

And of Course

 Women in Film

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEc4YWICeXk

Someone Got a New Job

Max The Dog is going to be working at the Minnesota State Fair

Movie Men

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRdzkSP9ewY

Men in Film

from Then until Now

Have a Little Pun on your Birthday!

We'd "owl" like to wish you a great "birday" Amanda - Just "beak-areful" and have "aviary" fun time !

Our Passport Photo

So here's a few questions:

• Do we all look a little stoned?
• Did I really wear those glasses?
• Is that really Kellie or did I borrow a different baby?
• Was I ever that young?

And a couple of observations:

• It looks like my hair was styled to match the direction of the glasses.
• A Peter Pan collar - seriously.

Laurie's Graduating Again

But this time she's graduating from her 40s!

Bed Heads of America

UNITE

Grammar 101

I am on a campaign to make sure the world knows the difference between its and it's. What better place to start than the blog?

It's pretty simple. If you see an apostrophe, substitute the word is - as in it IS pretty simple. It's is a contraction that stands for it is or it has.

So if you are writing the sentence:

 The horse galloped by, it's tail flowing in the wind.

and you read it substituting the word is for the apostrophe you end up with:

 The horse galloped by, it is tail flowing in the wind.

It's then apparent you do not use the apostrophe but should use the word its.

The horse galloped by, its tail flowing in the wind.

Got it? It's important! Next up is there, their and they're.

I Can Hear Sting

You'll remember me when the west wind moves
Upon the fields of barley
You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky
As we walk in the fields of gold.

Something Always Seems to Match My Car

Same Round Cheeks and Cheesy Smile