smithers joe

i'ld rather have suter as my 3rd line center. blueger as my 4th line middleman. poolman for a 7th round pick maybe.

this masquerade by the carpenters. so love karen's voice.

i still love my father even though i never knew him. apparently he lived for 7 years, homeless. no one should have to live like that. i use to help an old native, homeless man in smithers. i was too late to help my father but i substituted. i wrote my dad a letter even though he had been dead for years. i mentioned that i forgave him for leaving us and about meeting him when i was 16 for 10 minutes. i wrote i knew i was a stranger to him but i hoped that if he knew my longer that he would have hugged me and told me, he loved me.

don't they just have hack ribs info?

isn't he mrs petey's boy?

at least none of them put you the grave early.

if anyone knows the malahat, they know cliffs up on one side of the highway and cliffs down on the other side. 4 of us navy boys were headed back to the base from ladysmith. we had all been drinking. the driver was from ladysmith. it was night,dark and other than the moonlight, you needed headlight to see the road clearly. the driver said i've driven the highway so often, i could drive it blindfolded. we laughed and said BS. so he turned out his headlights and drove the malahat with just the moonlight. when we sobbered up, we shook with fear at what could have happened.

have you ever done something so stupid and life threatening that you can honestly say, you're lucky to still be living?

pete was the only one that had peter.

r.i.p. peter marshall.

bette midler's version of under the boardwalk.

sounds like your son has an excellent role model. my greatest regret is that i never knew my father. he put us in a foster home when i was 20months old. we found out that he died a homeless man in 1960 in los angeles.

i stand corrected. you know yourself better than anyone does.

r.i.p. gena rowlands died at 94.

both great traits.

i'm honest and genuine too, but through all my work with others, my gentleness has served me the most consistant.

dig deeper, lad. think of positive traits.

that's more of a reaction. you most have a positive trait. we all do.

sounds like consistancy to me.

i also think caring would be strong in you too.

i got mine from my mother. it may not be a great trait, but she was the most gentle person i've ever known. so mine is gentleness.

what is your dominate trait, that is present in every facet of your life? it will take some thought, lad's and lasses' as the silly seasons goes on.