Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

you would have to include your mormon ancestry to whittle it down...

One of my neighbours is named John Smith. They're Jehovah Witnesses though, not Mormon.

John Smith knew Pocahontas as well. Small world.

It's a small, small world.


**runs and hides from impending rage**

One of our customers is named John Doe. I didn't believe him, he showed me his I.D. and his name really is John Doe.

One of these times that Ancestry has their free weekends I should look up my mom's side of the family. The Bicknell family tree has been fully mapped out and published. I have the book of genealogy that my grandfather had. Would like to see if they come up with the same info, or that book.

Family starts in Pavilly, Normandy in 644 AD and moves to England when William the Conqueror invaded and gave land to all his buddies.

Traci_Ann wrote in post #17195951
One of our customers is named John Doe. I didn't believe him, he showed me his I.D. and his name really is John Doe.

What were his parents thinking?

No kidding, a young buck like that. Gee-sh!

Chet...it still rates as one of my favorite sunsets ever. I wish I had had a lawn chair and a beer. Definitely could have just kicked back and enjoyed. Unfortunately, I still had to walk about 2 miles to the car....not real high on the idea of wandering a swamp in the dark.

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Traci_Ann wrote in post #17194190
Sorry to hear that Melody, hope you get better quickly. I guess I never realized how lucky I am to not be allergic to anything, at least nothing known so far. Not even seasonal allergies.

Isn't that a great way to be? I have the same "problem..."

I suspect a lot of people have allergies because their parents were germaphobes and lavished them with things like hand sanitizer whenever they touched something and never let them play outside for fear of disease. Their immune systems were never given the opportunity to develop fully. Having grown up in the 1950's and 60's, I did ALL the things parents today are afraid to let their kids do.

Sweet shot! What kind of flower is that Dan?

Called a Blue Plumbago.

Woolburr wrote in post #17197807
Called a Blue Plumbago.

I tried them a couple times in my back yard. They're now called dead plumbagos. Apparently, they don't enjoy the dry heat and constant sun.


Where'd you find the Anole, Dan?