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I am about three fourths through "Under the Dome" and I really have enjoyed it so far. I will reserve final judgment and a comparison against IT or The Stand until I am finished. Michelle, you must be finished by now. How did you enjoy Under the Dome?

I also like the one by Lucybird.....nice.

note: I did not take these photos. Who said that Bambi & Thumper aren't real

Head of the household,,, When everyone on earth was dead and waiting to enter Paradise , God appeared and said, "I want you men to make two lines. One line for the men who were true heads of their household, and the other line for the men who were dominated by their wives."

Finally, Thanksgiving is here. It is probably my favorite Holiday.

As with the Discworld books, I have read all of the Tiffany Aching books.

12 lb Rotisserie Turkey 7 lb HoneyBaked Ham Salmon - for my GD who is vegetarian Cornbread stuffing (and lots of it) Mashed potatoes and gravy Green Bean casserole Corn pudding Sweet potatoes (with marshmallows ) Rolls pumpkin Pie Apple Pie (made with Pink Lady apples fresh from the orchard) Pumpkin Cake Three types of wine - a Riesling, a Beaujolais, and a White Zinfandel I know I probably missed listing a few things.

hehe....and poppy makes three!! chrissy, poppy, and me that enjoyed Amazing Grace in the Coliseum.

Gee whillikers Chrissy, are you and I the only one to enjoy the music.

Is the "link" that I posted working for you.

Four Tenors (Il Divo) singing inside the Coliseum in Rome . It is an enjoyable 4 minutes. Click on the link below and enjoy! http://link.brightcove.com/services/...tid=1913313052 about two thirds thru it will blow your socks off.

That, plus it is a painting done by my cousin. Also, I kinda like to scare Maureen. Her and Poppy stuck me with the signature under my name.

Maureen, try reading "IT" for your next Stephen King book. I think you will enjoy IT. You know I wouldn't steer you wrong.

The Memory of Light is actually 3 books and the first of the three......"The Gathering Storm" has just been released. The review appears to be pretty good. I will probably order it on Amazon. Think I will also order Stephen King's latest epic.

I just started reading Unseen Academicals. I haven't gotten into the book yet but it is starting to pick up.

I am on the list at the library for Under the Dome. I am number 30 and they have bought 6 books so I guess that means I am #5. my worry is that they only allow you to keep a book 14 days and I am sure I can't finish it in that short period. maybe I better buy the book.

http://www.amazon.com/Jamestown-Buried-Truth-William-Kelso/dp/0813927706/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1254269410&sr=1-1 Bill wrote a book (link above) on his work at Jamestown. About 3 or 4 months ago Bill was in the New Dominion book shop (great little shop) in downtown Charlottesville, Virginia to promote the book. John Grisham (who lives in Charlottesville) walks up to Bill and asks Bill to autograph the book for him. Bill was flabbergasted that an author of Grisham's fame would ask him for his autograph.

For some reason I have not read Tolstoy. Guess I will have to get on the ball. What, no one thinks any of Steinbeck's books are classics?

James Lee Burke is by far my favorite author in this category. His series on Dave Robicheaux is excellent reading.

Katrina, there is already a topic that exists on Rutherfurd. btw, I did read his "Princes of Ireland" and "Rebels of Ireland". I thoroughly enjoyed both epic books. His research, IMO, is excellent.

People that rely on help from others when starting a business and then forget them when the business becomes established.

Cheers - some of you may remember

Rawhide - great theme song...............where Clint Eastwood got his start.

What are/were some of your favorite TV Theme Songs. Andy Griffith Show Bonanza All In The Family Mash

Million Dollar Baby was an excellent film and the acting in it was superb.