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Hozier . "All Things End" video , 27th April , 2023 .
The Black Order - All Things End
The Bible tells us to be serious and watchful because the end of all things is at hand. Wow! Read that again!
Farewell Winter Break Back to the Same Old Grind Farewell Winter Break After 3 weeks of relaxation, sleeping in, and having next ...
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The 1967 Topps cards were my starting point for baseball card collecting, and I had completed series 1 to 6 in 1967. The 7th series was not sold in my area, but I was able to obtain all but 5 (Seaver, Carew, Robinson, Wills, John) of those cards at card shows in the early 1980s. In my opinion, this is the best looking series issued by Topps. -- 25-SEP-2009
Syd Mead concept art for the Sulaco from Aliens, pt 2: interiors sourced from the Alien Anthology blu-ray set
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Our summer is almost over...sniff, sniff! This year I am truly sad for it to end. I think I finally can say I understand the phrase 'the l...
8 solid seasons of CSI which I've faithfully watched all the way through, and you tell me now that Gil is leaving the series as a full time cast member in Season 9? Seriously, what is CSI in Las Vegas without Gil Grissom and his one liners... The travesty! (found this pic here... thought it…
The last full day was spent exploring Sydney in the morning to find Steve's first apartment and shopping at a craft fair near the harbor. It was our first overcast day of the trip. Sydney is one of the larger cities in Nova Scotia on the most Northern end of the province. It still has some of the nicest people on earth and a large Scottish heritage. We met some very sweet and colorful people including a rather large Scot named John Mc Clain who made stained glass for sale at a craft fair. He was dressed in a Scottish kilt and knee socks. He said it took Bruce Willis to play him in the movies:). Steve's first apartment in Nova Scotia (The door on the right goes upstair to the apt.) John Mc Clain, He was so nice he walked us down to the Sydney harbour to show us where a larger craft fair was being held. Kaye was looking for a hand knitted sweater and he knew a lady who made them at the other fair. That's how nice the people here are! The last city we visited was part way to Halifax and an area Pat had served in called Port Hawksbury. We found his old apartment and while looking for it found a church building that had not been there before! It was really just a double-wide trailer turned into a church and we found out had been there for about 10 years. The funniest thing about Port Hawksbury is that the McDonalds there has a sandwich called the McLobster! We had to get one to try it. It wasn't great but it was good and really made with lobster. We couldn't believe it...lobster @ McDonalds! The L.D.S. church in Port Hawksbury We spent the rest of the day driving to Halifax so we could fly home the next morning. The week that we were here we drove over a thousand miles! We went to all 3 of the maritime provinces, (states), four different land masses, stayed in 6 different cities, crossed two ferries and one bridge, found 5 missionary apartments and went to one new temple! The leaves were mostly green when we got there, but over half of the trees had begun to change during the week. The colors were making me so excited for Fall and the holidays until I got home to the proverbial Summer! Kaye and I spent most of the trip to Halifax begging to stop and take more pictures of the colors:) I still don't think we took enough :) (about 1700 pictures over 8 days!). This was by far the best trip we've taken so far. The weather was perfect(we missed the hurricane by one day!), the sights were breathtaking and the company was great! We seriously laughed the whole time! We laughed until we cried at least once each day. So thank you to everyone who made this possible! To my daughter Julie for flying home to stay with the kiddo's, to the weather man upstairs for giving us the best possible weather, to my husband Steve for the idea, the driving and paying for it all, and to the Milligan's for being the best possible travelling companions we could hope for (we miss you already:)! Steve and Pat in the front seat driving, driving and more driving! Amazing Fall colors!
