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Oxford is a small town that never ceases to charm its visitors with scenic attractions and the laid back, friendly ethos of the people. The Southern architecture style dominates the skyline at town's principle tourist attraction in downtown, The Square. Among these are the famous landmarks like the Lafayette County Courthouse, Oxford City Hall and the historic live music haunt - The Lyric, as well as several structures that houses acclaimed independent restaurants and bars. Just like its namesake in England, the life in this town is centered around the historic University of Mississippi. Alumni of the University like John Grisham, William Faulkner and John McCrady have resided in the town at least once in their lifetime after their stint at the educational institution. Apart from this the town is also known for its art and cultural events during the Double Decker Arts Festival and The Oxford Film Festival, which attracts noted personalities from across the world.


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New vacuum elevator installs in a few hours at a budget price
By Mike Hanlon
One of the major problems with installing an elevator in a home is the amount of space required, not to mention the costly infrastructure and maintenance issues and the immense problems and cost associated with any retrofitting. Now a new type of elevator developed in Argentina looks set to revolutionise the residential lift market, making elevators affordable to everyone. The self-supporting vacuum elevator is constructed of aluminium and polycarbonate and takes just a few hours to install. Unlike previous elevators, the new lift is completely self-supporting, extremely light, has a footprint of just one square metr e and requires no excavating pit or hoistway, it can be fitted to almost any two or three storey building at a fraction of the cost of a normal elevator.
The Residential Pneumatic Vacuum Elevator may be a little challenging to look at the first time you see it – the hoistway is transparent and there are clearly no cables supporting the elevator cab, so it looks distinctly like some thing out of Star Trek, operating on some advanced levitation principle.
It's actually very safe with over 300 lifts already installed and working perfectly and works entirely according to the simplest laws of physics - the difference in air pressure above and beneath the vacuum elevator cab safely raise and lower it on a cushion of air and though there's not much room inside, the lift is rated to a capacity of 450 pounds.
Though it might look precarious, it is absolutely safe even in the case of an electricity power failure as the descending car automatically stops and locks on the next floor.
Some clever locking mechanisms mean that the lift always stops exactly at floor level and as air pressure rather than mechanical apparatus move the lift, the starting and stopping is very smooth.
What's more, the unique installation and streamlined design will adapt to many non-conventional living spaces in a variety house styles.
The lifts can be seen at Daytona Elevator's web site.Share
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Spring has finally sprung and if you find yourself inspired to go out instead of snuggling under infinite amounts of blankets, we're right there with you and will perhaps see you at Thai & Techno this Friday night (27.3.2015). With the success of Opal Collective's launch in Fall 2015, patrons and friends will unite once again for a night of favorites: Thai food, cocktails, and well curated electronic music. Sip on Thai inspired cocktails mixed to perfection with Berlin-made spirits; warm up to concept and atmosphere, deep house music pulsating in the background. As FluxBau's dance floor comes to life, eat favorites from last year like delicious, vegan stir-fried sukiyaki noodles along with newly concocted treats like black rice pudding with coconut and banana. The event advertises that the floor stays open until the last person goes home. The night is not to be missed; we've had a taste and are bouncing off our seats for more. (Text: Dahlia Stone / Photo: Blinking Pigs Photography)
FluxBau, Pfuelstr.5, 10997 Berlin-Kreuzberg; Map
Fri 27.3.2015 from 18h
Popular opinion stigmatizes the shopping spree as something indulgent and perhaps unnecessary. Must shopping be so one-sided? Möon may be the key to satisfaction rather than regret after a long day of shopping. Here, owners Sonja and Ester have been offering carefully selected sustainable clothing and accessories since December 2014. Keeping close contact with suppliers, they are happy to share enthusiasm about the origins of their products while helping customers find exactly what they're looking for. In-between the lovely plant decor, the store features fashion for both women and men by brands like the half Japanese-British label People Tree, Bhalo from Australia and L'herbe rouge from France. I personally fell in love with hand made shoes by the New York label Osborn, who work exclusively with organic cotton and leather. While every conscientious shopper can already find something here, I can't wait to see what they have in store for us next – their range of products is still growing. (Text: Mira Starke / Photo: Benjamin Lindenkreuz)
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Some express life changes with a Facebook update, while others with a haircut. After moving to Berlin in early 2015, I knew I had to mark this milestone with a new tattoo. Picking the right tattoo parlor was easy after seeing the portfolio of the guys at Bläckfisk, specially the bold style of Marcos Ortega, which was opened by Nick Kater in 2012. Its custom façade – a black background with a huge squid on it – is impossible to miss. Enter the shop awestruck by colorful flashes on the walls, say hello to the tattooed mannequins and enjoy the bizarre accessories displayed inside. Keep your eyes peeled for regular guest appearances by well-known artists from around the world while enjoying a meaningful tattoo experience. I have gotten two tattoos there already and can't wait to visit the guys again. Walk-ins are welcome. (Text & photo: Janar Siniloo)
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I agree with manta's last two posts.
Our guns rights are eroding. Some of us may bluster but you can realistically expect additional erosion of our rights. They already had the AWB once for 10 years. Look at several states gun rights(they almost have none). I moved here to AZ to be more free. When I lived in MN I was a champion for gun rights. I spent time at the state capitol and even appeared on TV couple times. But most people with guns pay no attention to what is happening and if they notice they do nothing anyway. Just because someone owns guns does NOT make them a huge champion of gun rights(or any rights). The fact is most in the USA are quick to give up their rights. We see that all the time. The people in the USA are not special. Our freedoms ARE special. That is the only thing that separates us from other countries. Our freedom makes all of us special. Very few realize this simple fact. Every single citizen should fight for all our rights whether those rights pertain to them or not. But no. They would rather just play with their smart phones and watch American Idol on the boob tube.
Just walking on the edge of of my grave.
Just because a gun show is packed with 1000 people in a city of 200,000 means very little.
Actually it means they have accepted reduced gun rights are coming so are trying to buy now.
Manta, you are fighting a losing battle here! you are basing a mentality that many in your country have on Americans. well i am afraid you would be incorrect in that assessment. the American people are waking up and saying they are tired of being controled for their own good. yes we still have those who would trade freedom for security and those who would tow the the line to keep being able for the government to take care of them. but more and more are waking up and getting tired of the government telling them what's good for them and are starting to take a stand.
several states are even taking this stand in support of it's residents and saying enough is enough. majority of the people in this country want freedom and want to live their lives according to their beliefs. IMO, whatever someone wants to do as long it doesn't infringe my rights is fine. it's what our founding fathers based our Constitution upon, individual freedom. it's what makes our country the best.
Does anyone remember the Battle of Athens?
You are correct about the ability to amend the constitution... And if liberals want to abolish the 2nd Ammendment, they should try to do it through this, "the constitutional" process.
I am constantly hearing from folks like Manta who base their notions on US gun laws on what they read from the US MSM... which is laughably inaccurate.
I get particularly irritated with foreign commentators who display their ignorance by quoting a NY or Illinois law and assuming that law impacts me in Washington State...
Our friend Manta strikes me as a fellow who's intensely embarrassed by the shameful and cowardly manner in which he and his fellow subject kneeled before their government and justifies that weakness by trying to convince himself that Americans will do the same... When our time comes.
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As a parent I often wonder how I can help my child's school be the best it can be! Here are some ways you can help!
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This Saturday, March 29, Vermilionville will host an Easter celebration for the whole family, which includes a prettiest egg contest, pâquer tournament and a Cajun jam!
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You have to try pretty hard to screw up eggs. Boiled, fried, scrambled... it's all pretty easy right? You CAN mess it up though. Cook the eggs on too high heat and you dry them out. You might be pretty good at whipping up a delicious batch of scrambled eggs, but this recipe seems like it can take your egg game to the next level.
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Nicole Kidman: Keith Urban 'Literally Carried' Me After My Father's Death
Originally posted 10/30/2014 03:00PM
After losing her father last month, Nicole Kidman says she feels lucky to have the support of her husband, Keith Urban.
How Kat Dennings Met New Boyfriend Josh Groban
Originally posted 10/21/2014 02:00PM
It took 2 Broke Girls and one Twitter flirtation to get Kat Dennings and Josh Groban together.
The new couple were first introduced by Dennings's costar, Beth Behrs, she revealed on Tuesday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Pink: My Daughter Is 'Way Cooler than I Am'
Originally posted 10/16/2014 09:00PM
"You're reminded constantly how sarcastic and how presumptuous you can be," the musician says
Shia LaBeouf on His Difficult Year: I Went Through an 'Existential Crisis'
Originally posted 10/10/2014 04:45PM
Shia LaBeouf is speaking out about the "existential crisis" he suffered this past year, acknowledging his headline-making troubles and crediting his 12-mile daily runs as his "salvation."
"Man, I went through, like, an existential crisis, which turned into some explorations. I had some hiccups, some judgment errors," he said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday.
Speaking thoughtfully to DeGeneres, the 28-year-old former child star made no excuses for several eyebrow-raising incidents over the past year, including a June arrest for disorderly conduct for disrupting a Broadway performance of Cabaret. Once inside the police station following the arrest, the Fury actor yelled, "Do you know who I am?" and then spat at an officer's feet.
Jennifer Garner Says Her 'Baby Bump' Will Be Around Forever – So Deal with It
Originally posted 10/08/2014 01:30PM
Jennifer Garner is proudly defending her "baby bump," telling Ellen DeGeneres on Wednesday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show that although she isn't expecting, her tummy is here to stay.
Kerry Washington Spills About Smooching Her Scandal Costars
Originally posted 09/25/2014 12:00PM
She's a married woman. They're both married men. Of course it's going to be a little uncomfortable!
"It's awkward, but it's been awkward from the beginning. It's always awkward. It doesn't stop being awkward," Scandal star Kerry Washington tells Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show Thursday about kissing costars Tony Goldwyn and Scott Foley.
And there's been a lot of scandalous kissing on the show, too. So, which leading man is the better smoocher?
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The local police along with the marine police have intensified vigil in the coastal areas of the district on Sunday following information from the Fisheries department that terrorists may intrude into the district through sea.
According to sources, there are 42 fishing hamlets from Kanyakumari to Neerodi. As there is a possibility of terrorist sneaking into in the district within two days from October 31, armed police personnel had been posted.
The fishermen have been asked to inform the police about movement of any suspicious movement of boats as well as persons at the control room number 1093, 04652-227460 (Nagercoil).
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I am grateful to all the readers who responded to my request to evaluate the institution of the Readers' Editor and my own functioning over a period of sixteen months. Though an overwhelming number of letters found this institution to be of immense value, I am obliged to share first a couple of letters that were critical of my role. To my question, does the existence of the Readers' Editor (RE) make you feel that the paper is responsive to your views and opinions, the reply from a reader from Chennai, M.D. Ravikanth, was: "a big no". He felt that the office of the Readers' Editor had not acknowledged any of his mails.
His pithy verdict was: "The strength of the institution is the institution itself. Like any other institution, this will also be only as good as the head of the institution. Weakness lies in the person heading the institution. Am not sure if RE has been given proper infrastructure and he really has independence in spirit to match the glorious letters that define the independence of RE. In my view, the weakness lies in not responding to the readers meticulously and as result, their points of views are not considered leading to the conclusion that the work of RE is publish "correction & clarification" section and a weekly column by RE. The purpose of interacting with readers, understand their views and align the paper to the readers views and expectations (as long as it does not impinge on the core values and beliefs of the paper) is solely given a go-by."
Another trenchant statement from a reader from Hyderabad Sudhir Kumar: "You have confined the role to two things: Corrections and Clarifications; and praising the newspaper's approach on a variety of issues. It is indeed sad that an ombudsman that needs to be a critique has reduced the office to merely agreeing with the newspaper's stance even if allegations are false." Mr. Kumar then cites examples from the opinion pieces written by Justice Katju and Harish Khare. For instance, he took a serious exception to Mr. Khare's statement that "[h]e (Modi) has already scared sober and sensible middle-class Indians." I beg to differ with Mr. Kumar's position. Somewhere he misses the crucial difference between a news page and an opinion page. Opinion writers are free to express themselves and Mr. Khare is entitled to his opinion.
Mr. Ravikanth's mails were always taken into consideration, and one of my columns — The adjective filter — was a product of his mails. While my office and I go through every letter, it is nearly impossible to respond to each letter, individually, every time. Initially, I contemplated an auto-response mailer to every mail that landed in our mailbox. But, when we did a close reading of the contents of the mails, there were questions relating to submission of articles, issues relating to circulation and advertisement and even copies of the letters to the editor. Then I gave up that idea because it was not possible to sift through this body of mails and have an auto-response only to the mails that are directly relating to the work of Readers' Editor office. Whenever I see a generic issue in reader's letters, they form the basis of my weekly column. If it is specific, we try to redress them in the Corrections and Clarifications section. And every criticism is passed on to the relevant desk and the reporter both for their response and for their information. Regarding his doubts about the infrastructure for the office of the Readers' Editor, we are adequately staffed and resourced to do a credible job. As regards the independence, let me assure him as well as other readers that there had been no interference whatsoever from the board of Kasturi and Sons, the publishers of this newspaper. It is pertinent to record a crucial fact here. Siddharth Varadarajan till October 21, 2013, and N. Ravi since then read my column only after it was printed and never sought a pre-publication preview. When I needed a clarification from them, I got it without any delay or reservation. Despite this if there is failing on the part of the office of the Readers' Editor, then I am solely responsible. The buck stops with me.
The oft-repeated criticism is that I am not giving credit in the Corrections and Clarifications section to the readers who point out the errors and mistakes. Kasi, a reader from Madipakkam, wrote: "If the correction is pointed out by a reader, why don't you give credit to him? After all, a reader will be delighted to see his name in print. The Hindu cannot have the cake and eat it too." How I wish I could do this. But how can I run a section that will take up more than a full page of the paper? Every slip-up is noticed by many an alert reader and we get more than hundred alerts sometimes, many over the phone. And, to be fair to the desk, they also notice the errors that slipped their scrutiny in the earlier editions and correct them for the later editions.
Next week, I shall look at the positive feedbacks. I should also be in a position to talk about the second Open house that should pave way for a direct interaction between the readers, Editors and the Readers' Editor. All I can assure you at this stage is that the second Open house will not be in Chennai.
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Dead Island Dev Announces Project Hell
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Dead Island developer Techland is working on bringing a new game to PC and consoles. Codenamed Project Hell, the title is currently being developed by a small team at the Polish studio.
According to the official blog, Project Hell is a first-person hack-and-slash title that began life as a Dead Island mod by programmer, Marcin "MZM" Zygadlo. Apparently, the studio was so impressed with the mod that they decided to turn it into Project Hell.
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I'm not sure if this is considered an antique or collectible--I have a 1908 home in Spokane, Washington. Our washing machine (until recently) discharged into a very large concrete wash basin. Imprinted on the basin is a large swastika. In an oval around the swastika it reads "Seattle Concrete Laundry Tray Company" with a "Trade" and "Mark" on either side of the swastika. I was able to disconnect it and move it, with 3 other men helping me. Anyone know of a possible range of age? I have no idea if it has value, and not quite sure what to do with it? Not sure if I want to display something in my yard with large swastika on it. Thanks for any info.
Very collectable....just because people tossed them out because they were so heavy.
Don't worry about the swastika....before the Nazi's adopted it, it was a symbol used by Native Americans.
It would make a lovely garden sink....or just leave it in the laundry room.
But it would be a wonderful adjunct to a potting shed....
The age is about that of your house.....value in $$?? Who knows....
But once you break it up....that is one more piece of the solid past gone.
Put it outside, put in a recirculating pump....grow fish....or plants....or use it to wash lettuce....but keep it with the house.
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Swastikas were very popular in the 1880-1920s ... Rudyard Kipling's books from then almost always had them on the bindings. It's the Hindu version, not the Nazi version (theirs is reversed).
There are several similar companies:
"Seattle Cement Laundry Tray Company" mentioned in a 1910 Year book By Seattle Architectural Club, Architectural League of the Pacific Coast
"Portland Cement Laundry Tray Company" of Portland ... 1913 Journal of Contracting
"Seattle Laundry Supply" sink found in a 1913 Craftsman
The link is to a discussion of them - apparently they were popular and CHEAP in the early 1900s, compared to slate or soapstone.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cement Laundry Tubs
The swastika symbol was repected before the two world wars. If my memory serves me right, a religious group used a swastika as their symbol. But the religious symbol was reversed to that of the Nazi. When the Nazi party was formed, they adopted the religious symbol and reversed it.


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Updated: January 11, 2011, 11:14 AM ETBy ESPN.com
While you were hustling around for the holidays -- eating, drinking and generally being merry -- the world's elite tennis players were getting after it in gyms all around the world.
After the grueling 10-month WTA season (who wasn't injured at some point of the season?) most players took two or three weeks off in November, then started ramping up their workouts in December. They know that the most successful players at the Australian Open, which begins next Monday, are the ones who ...
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Australian Open 2011
2011 champions
Women's singles:
Kim Clijsters
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Gisela Dulko and Flavia Pennetta
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• Woz stunned by Li
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• Ubha: Zvonareva manifests toughness
• Ubha: Ranking the elite eight
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• Ubha: Befuddling performance from Soderling
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Bringing it slightly back On Topic, this has nothing to do with translation of already readable stone inscriptions.
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Exactly. And if Walter lived in 1870 and Margret in 1970, that would tell you a lot about the possible authorship of the document.
Nothing at all about recovering last works or determining if you have risen to the status of a classic author.
Experts in classics use all the same techniques of forensics and just plain logic as anybody else. In particular, they must assemble coherent texts from separate sources. This will help produce a self-consistent corpus. It is a prerequisite to all higher levels of scholarship.
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pigdog Wrote:The watch is definitely not a marriage, I have had other examples of this watch in stainless steel. The 14k gold case could be eastern European, The seller told me the story of the watch which I will find.
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Good summer morning all!
I'm been awol but all is well and thought I'd post a few pics hoping to urge others on to do the same. With all the rain and summer warmth, I know your gardens are lush and green.
The first is plain old allamanda and thumbergia in my back yard- there was nothing here when I moved so I'm happy to see stuff growing.
This is the entrance to that back yard - brazilian nightshade and passion flower on the arbor and assorted butterfly plants in the yard.
Front yard (once a driveway) I love the thryallis. You can just barely see a hummingbird tree to the left. My neighbor bought it, didn't like it, so gave it to me. It's quite nice
BTW, the shrubs on the little path are texas sage which have not bloomed for me in over a year. Does anyone have any thoughts as to why? I also have a sage tree doing the same thing.
Ralph the cat on his morning stroll!
A new purchase - tea cup alocasia - it's cool the way it holds water in the leaves
Last, my favorite calliandra
Thanks for looking and please, let's see some photos!
Although my mailing address is a few miles north of "the border," in my heart, I live in FL. In 10 years, when my feet will join my heart, I fantasize about having a yard just like yours. In fact, I REALLY, REALLY like yours... really! Do you happen to have any thoughts about moving in 2022-2023? (That felt weird to type, are those numbers genuinely real dates?) Thanks for the tour!!
I love seeing your garden, Hester. I wish I was there now. Would like to see mine, too, but probably won't until early November. My garden in PA is not at its best right now--that was in May. It's been very hot and dry here. Maybe I can get some photos of the butterfly bushes blooming and add to your post. (This summer my Florida neighbor is minding the begonia plants I grew from your cuttings. I have two pots--one for her and one for me. She said they've been blooming all summer.)
I really like the tea cup alocasia. I'll bet the little frogs will like it, too.
Oh, Hester, your garden looks spectacular!!! It is so lush and has so much color! Every time you show it I see so many things I haven't noticed before. You need to show the side yard with all the bromeliads/begonias. Certainly one of my favorite spots in your garden.
I went to your nursery yesterday. Wasn't expecting to, but ended up by 17th street, so thought I should check. Didn't have much cash on me (fortunately), but did leave with a teacup that was planted today. BTW, your beautyberry was left behind.
It's GORGEOUS! All your hard work certainly shows. My gardens are starting to look tired and I've started pulling the annuals for fall planting. Nothing photograph worthy for sure.
Love your choice of plants and the pathways. Just beautiful.
Hester, you motivated me to get out my camera. However, I'm just going to show some close ups and bug photos--my Pennsylvania garden is just not a happy place right now.
black swallowtail
this must be a special flower :)
katydid on daylily--my garden is pretty much a no-kill zone.
cardinal flower
balloon flower, which is more purple than this photo shows.
butterfly weed
Anna shared cuttings of this justicia with me. They will be returning to Florida with me in the fall, as will the Epiphyllum oxypetalum that I've had for 3 or 4 years but has never bloomed.
Anna, I can't remember the name of this plant. I hope it will grow faster once in the ground in Florida, but I have kept it alive. I think I'll transplant it into a bigger pot--the second time.
Thanks all - glad you enjoyed
Marcia...your pics are wonderful. I'm sure your garden will be fine upon your return! I have that justica from Anna also and it is huge!
Cocabeach....Calliandra called powderpuff - there is another very common variety but the one in my pic is calliandra haematocephala. It gets HUGE! mostly sun is good and little care except chopping back although I'm letting this one turn into a tree. You can this one in local nurseries and the big stores carry the more common kind.
Ana - I'm going to post pics of the side garden on a new thread! Glad you got a tea cup plant (I think the nursery is too full of overgrown stuff so I'm glad you found something in good shape!)
Katkin - posting pics is so easy! Try it, you'll like it!
Hi Marcia,
Love the butterfly/flower photos from your PA garden. Wish I could grow a butterfly bush. Really love them. I am not patient enough to get a good photo of the butterflies. You've done an outstanding job! The alstroemerias are beautiful too.
The justicia is called 'golden flame' and is a favorite of hummers and cloudless sulfurs in my garden. You've done a great job rooting it and it will get big as Hester says. All the more color, though. That thing blooms more than just about anything in my yard. The second photo is a bird's nest anthurium. Mine get 5-6 feet tall, so they get really big too. Yours looks wonderful! The leaves will get wavier as it gets larger. It likes to have some of its roots exposed as it is an epiphyte. It looks like some of your tall pink pentas rooted also. Great growing!
Great pics heres a few of my yard ive only been here a couple years and havnt done as much as i like with a health issue.
Ive got to work pn the front yard next.
Nice plants, Mike, and so is your view. My husband and I are snowbirds in North Port during the winter.
Thanks for the reminders about the plants I'm growing, Anna. I noticed a hummer on the golden flame flowers yesterday--guess she enjoys them here in PA, too.


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Good Quote:
"When I was a little girl I used to read fairy tales. In fairy tales you meet Prince Charming and he's everything you ever wanted. In fairy tales the bad guy is very easy to spot. The bad guy is always wearing a black cape so you always know who he is. Then you grow up and you realize that Prince Charming is not as easy to find as you thought. You realize the bad guy is not wearing a black cape and he's not easy to spot; he's really funny, and he makes you laugh, and he has perfect hair."
— Taylor Swift
Seize the moment. 'Cause tomorrow you might be dead. - Buffy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Welcome to the Hellmouth)
If somethings popular and everyone's wearing it. Is it really popular anymore?
- Me?
Story Updates:
I've decided to take a hiatus on some of my story's. I will update eventually but not as much.
Story Pics:
Vega's Secret:
Tori's Heart Necklace: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/- H2Z8cKNY0m8/TqDhwnmeMMI/AAAAAAAABMQ/RmUu0G3mu24/s1600/ac.jpg
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