topoftheworld

You guys are so funny. Now, let's be careful out there!

Petticoat Junction

Perish the thought! I do like the idea of the thumb tacks in the bra, though.

At the rate you all are going, you may want to reserve the convention center.

Held Up Jamie Fox Ray

Happiest of birthday's, Flow! I miss you in chat, too. Come back!

Praying for your baby. Going to the dentist sucks, even for a dog!

Diane Keaton First Wives Club Goldi Hawn

Thank Gawd spewing my coffee put out the flames. Very cute, WW.

Renee Zellwiger Jerry Mcquire Kelly Preston

While living in Ft Worth, a friend and I decided to play hooky for a couple of days and headed to the Horseshoe Casino in Bossier City. Even though East Texas in April is beautiful (even from the interstate) we decided to get off the main drag and take some back roads to see what we could find. We had a blast! We stopped at about every small town square we could find and had a ball wandering in and out of the small shops. One place we found sold baby dolls. Not your typical crying bedwetters, but life size ones that looked and felt so real you felt you were holding a real child. They also sold larger ones that were just as amazing. One of them was set up on a park bench in the center of the store, and you had to look twice to see that it wasn't a real child. The owner of the store told us that townspeople would come sit on the bench and talk to the "child". They had taken it away once for cleaning, and people were actually upset it was gone. It was an amazing place. We stumbled across another small town that was an artists colony. The shops were in little houses grouped in a square. Pottery, paintings, quilts, metal works-all original. Could have spent a fortune. We walked into one shop and realized no one was there. Instead, there was a sign propped up next to the cash register that informed us to find what we wanted and just leave our money on the table! As credit managers who were responsible for collections and cash controls, we laughed until we cried over that one. It was a wonderful trip, and we never would have found any of it if we hadn't gotten off the freeway. I highly recommend doing that as much as possible.

Yeah, Cathy!!! Top of page or not, it's all yours.

Wonder if this is really somebody's Corps Journal???

The ocean is a desert with it's life underground And a perfect disguise above Under the cities lies a heart made of ground But the humans will give no love

Give me a minute. I'm still trying to get that darn song out of my head. (nika, nika)

Michael J. Fox Mars Attacks! Glenn Close

Thanks for the memory of the great American past-time, Sudo!!

By the way, Trekkies: Today is the fortieth anniversary of the first Star Trek episode. Aired September 8, 1966 at 7:30 EST-and it was a Thursday. Not to interrupt the flow, but on this auspicious occasion, anyone know what the name of the first episode name? Pardon the derail.

Dominique, nika, nika (used to drive me crazy)? I don't speak French, but that's what it reminds me of. I have no idea who the artist is/was.

Room 222?

Hot Shots?

Well, that narrows it down.