Quote of the Day & Some History, Oct 1
The future has a way of arriving unannounced. ~George Will~
This day in history:
This day in history:
- Free rural postal service began in the U.S., 1896.
- First Model T Ford put on the market, 1908.
- Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. President, born 1924.
posted by Another Chance Ranch at 10/01/2006 07:05:00 PM
8 Comments:
And,on this day, October 1, 2006, I actually cried when I read your comment on my post. Ladybug, I don't know what to say except Thank You. Little did I know what to expect when I started my own blog. And to think, I will get to meet you next week. A blogger reunion of sorts. (Both times I typed glob and globber and had to re-type them...giggle giggle)
Bad Brad's maybe? My treat !
And my baby girl was born three years ago!! It is a good day.
Yeah.. I was just going to mention buttercup.. but I see her mommy beat me too it.
I've been on the road.. again.
I feel like Willy Nelson. The last two months there has been only one weekend I haven't been on the road.
I look like road hazard....sigh
Okay, I need to request a post on who knows who (whom, whatever) and how b/c so many of you talk like you know each other.
Yo Julie, you must be pretty busy these days, how are classes going? Did you get my email about the dog? What's happening, enquiring minds want to know.
SillyHily, I only know Julie through the BlogWorld. But there is a chance we will get to meet sometime soon. I do know that today Julie is experiencing GlobberBloggerBugger problems and she's not been able to get to her blog. That happened to me last week and we are beginning to think it has something to do with Flickr and the template we use. Neither of us could get to Ree's blog either and she has the same template. Any suggestions?
I adore Jimmy Carter. One of my most braggerly times were when I someone got on his Christmas card list (like 2 million other people) and used to proudly display my Christmas card from him and Rosalyn....
Silly, don't worry, I misunderstood too when Swampwitch wrote "I love the story about Ree and Marlboro Man. Thanks for sharing it. Now that I've read it, may I be a name-dropper and say that I know both of you." In the comments of a post about knowing bloggers in real life. I assumed she must have known them both too.
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