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Thank you Cowgirl. You saved my poor befuddled mind.

I'm expecting the weather to be clear by then. I'm planing to participate in the Turkey Trot in Clearwater that morning, so the weather better be nice (or else). :ph34r:

Ok Sudo. I recognize the piece and I've got the D Major clue, but I'm still clueless.

Of course those of us here in Florida, DON'T remember the infamous "No Name Storm". I was one of the "smart" ones that decided to drive during that one, while dodging tree limbs and debris. After all, if a storm doesn't have a name, it isn't dangerous. Right? Duh. ;)

I've been told the same.

Then there's A Christmas Story. I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle! No, you'll shoot your eye out.

And now Gamma has the same cone as the last one followed. :o And for the lighter side, see This thread.

That must have been Dawson's Creek (though I only watched a couple of episodes).

Has to be the Flying Nun. I liked that show and wanted to be a nun because of it (even though I was Jewish at the time).

Linda I just watched a show not to long ago with tips for people wanting to go into business for themselves and the expert advised the same thing as you did. When you start up, keep your regular full-time job until the business really takes off. As far as what you should do, he recommended to go with your passions, cause that will keep you going.

I don't think that it's a depressing song at all. That's about the most romantic song that I've heard in a long time (ok Kathy, I still love that Marry You song). You can feel the love between them. The end reminds me of a couple of patients of mine that had been married for over 70 years (Yes, you read correctly) and were still so deeply in love!!

There's a copy of it hanging in a co-workers' office. If you have a fax that I could send it to pm me. (BTW, Clearwater would be local for me.)

Kathy I remember the song, but I didn't know it was associated with any show.

Ok. I went through the list. The only thing that I have a question about is this: Does a grouper count?

I agree for somebody that isn't an "accounting geek", Quickbooks is quite good and adequate. For my work, I've used Great Plains at a couple of places. It's not a simple as Quicken or Quickbooks though.

Good morning Kathy. It's good to see your post here this morning (and last night). You are the alpha and omega of the Nostalgia Thread.

This is what will happen if you let your children run loose.

Thanks Raf. I needed that. :blink:

It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood.

The classic was West Side Story with Natalie Wood (she didn't sing, wasn't it Marni Nixon? She dubbed in many movies.) and Rita Moreno. Russ Tamblin (Side bar: His daughter was in Joan of Arcadia, while he did some guest appearances as God.) was also in it.

Yep! Your turn.

YIPPEE!!!

New Tune: I hear them whisper, you won't believe it

Cute George. <_<

Mandy?