Chawlk

1. Drawar
2. Fenxy
3. Decaflon
4. Two Credits
5. Wriging
6. Loose Suits
7. Chixe
8. Dud3s
9. Wing Colors

 

Portobello mushroom soup.

Minestroni, ala moi.

Oh, and chicken soup, with matzo balls.

It looks awesome, but I will probably not buy it.

I think Josue got exactly what was inteded from the title, the extra blog visits and attention that it brought.

And, for Josue to say that the note was a joke is a bit bizarre. I don't recall seeing a smiley face, after the prose.

And, Josue, please do not lump me in with your "I know all of you wanted to say it too.", statement. Don't classify or steretype me.

I, for one, have no desire to "Fuck Bush", the very thought of it turns my stomach, repulses me, and it makes the skin, on my 5'8", long-legged body, crawl. I can find better men to screw, than him. *L*

We are all but a flicker in the candle of time.

Cas...Great point.

New Year's Eve has never been a big deal for me. I usually out to dinner, and then either go to a movie, or come back home, right after dinner.

For me, it is not a celebratory event.

For me, it is the amazing film, The Departed. From humor to dark, to action, the intense story line kept my eyes glued to the screen. It is quite the accomplishment for Scorsese, the actors and crew!

I am an avid movie-goer, seeing a movie 1-2 times a week (in theaters, not to mention DVDs), and this is the one film that has stood the test of time, for me, in 2006.

Yes, the ending was another story, in itself.

Habitat for Humanity is the one for me...I give on a continuing basis.

Shelter, is one of the three basic necessities, along with food and clothing.

I post the full entry on my photography site.

On my book site, I post a leading blurb, and link to the rest.

I use it for making calls, and receiving calls from certain family members. Once in a while I use it for texting, but that is not the norm.

I have several cameras, so don't use it for photos.

I am reading Next- by Michael Crichton, am reading The Lonely Planet...Italy...because I am traveling to Italy at the end of March, am reading Ines of My Soul-by Isabel Allende, Eat, Pray, Love-by Elizabeth Gilbert, to name four, and am in the middle of several magazines and small publications. I am also jumping back and forth within two biographies.

For me it is the moment, whatever that is before me, and evokes an emotion, or somehow inspires me to capture that moment in a photograph.

It could be a simple leaf, or flower, or amazing architecture, or nature, or a view of everyday life, but it begins with an emotion, that inspires me to capture the visual, and is my form of expressing the mood, to remember the moment.

Like Andrew stated. go visit dpreview, and become informed, and compare.

Ooops, sorry, that should read >b>me.

My best gift was the gift I gave myself...quality time, alone (but not lonely), with my books, music and me,/b>!!