Horatio

Bright, intense, hot, wild, Moving swiftly without care, Destruction, rebirth.

I like that one! *hands Jesse a basket of micicles in a variety of fruit flavours*

I agreeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

Good time to add these to your Christmas List for Santa. Also, it is a really good idea to show pictures of exactly what you want and the store that you saw it in. Sometimes Santa needs a little more guidance. Then get dressed and show us a picture!!!

:rolleyes: Am I that transparent? LOL

Excellent idea Jesse!!!

Have you been eating some of my relatives again????? No, just a heckuva lot of coke. I'm far too hyper for 2am. Well, in 30 minutes when I have to go to work I will be thinking of you wired on caffeine and unable to sleep. Tonight I have to fly from Atlanta to Memphis. Then I have Turkey Day off and fly from Memphis to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Friday morning. Atlanta sounds about right for me right now, what with me being on a coke high! I wish I could come to Memphis with you. You ARE all over the place, aren't you? It is much better when I am in Europe running all over the place. LOL Why? Too many languages to keep track of. Just come to England and chill with me in my eyrie. It's the place to be right now. Wouldn't I love that!!!!! Only problem is that I have to work. And when I am in Europe, I am usually at work. DOn't you ever visit Europe to relax and have fun? You really should, otherwise Europe will always be a big office to you. Actually I have made many friends in Europe. Working there is really not like being in an office as you are always flying from place to place and the company puts you up in rather nice hotels. I have probably been to the Louvre over 200 times, the D'Orsay 150 and then almost every other museum in Paris and the surrounding areas. Then there is Germany and Italy where I have toured around. Most often I go over early or stay between trips and then have some fun. 200 times to the Louvre?! I'd LOVE that, it took me forever to find ONE painting (a Johannes Vermeer) in there, even though I had a map. Two of my favourite paintings ever are in the D'Orsay and I have copies of them on my wall at home, they're just so beautiful and calming. Ahh, Germany, meine Leiblingsland... Germany, Berlin, Frankfurt and various other cities have wonderful museums. I spend lots of my time in museums. At several of the museums, I got to know the personnel and they were very kind. It made the experiences very enjoyable. And you have to go to the Louvre and D'Orsay about 200 hundred times just to be able to see everything. LOL Germany isn't a city. LOL I love museums, too: my favourite is The Natural History Museum in London that I go to at least 15 times a year (not kidding). Earlier this year I went into London to get my Chinese visa and I had several hours to kill while they processed my documents so I went there and actually had time to LOOK at the exhibits (I was on my own). Usually I can't read the information because I'm with people who get bored easily so that time I actually learnt a lot just from taking my time. I also got to spend lots of time with my favourite exhibit, a triceratops skeleton who I named Bobby when I was about 7. Picky, picky, picky. LOL LOL LOL We have some really cool museums such as The Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, The American Museum of Natural History in New York, San Francisco has a museum called the Exploratorium, the Art Institute in Chicago, and a really fun place called the Experience Music Project in Seattle. Another museum that I think you would enjoy would be the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia. The University of Pittsburgh has a wonderful collection of museums one being the Cathedral of Knowledge where they show classrooms from around the world, a few more museums within walking distance of each other. In Atlanta I didn't have time, but there was a brand new aquarium that I would have loved to have visited. As for art museums, we have a number of wonderful museums in many cities. I've been to the Air and Space Museum if that's the one with the Concorde and space shuttle in a huge hangar. I remember that one well because it was the last thing we visited before going to Dulles for our flight home. I was wearing my republican badge and the security guard asked what I was wearing so I showed him. He grinned and said "That's what you should be wearing in this state!" And yes, I was the only person with a republican badge in my whole school group. I went to a lot of the Smithsonian museums in Washington besides that one, including a natural history one where a couple of friends and I sat on a bench and just people watched for about an hour. In NY we got lost in the MET as we had something like 3 hours to kill. Summer of 2007 I had half an hour in the art museum to find American Gothic and walked for ages across the museum just to see it. Shame I don't have many photos from that trip on this computer. I include a photo of me in the natural history museum in DC. LOL LOL That's a great photo!!!!!!!! You really made me laugh when I saw it. Your sense of humour is showing!!!

GRRRRR... I hate when that happens. I have not seen Bolt... I shall put it on my list.

Hawks are better than falcons and falcons are better than kestrels, who are better than kites, who are better than harriers.. Ospreys are near the bottom because they only eat fish and are therefore inferor. Vultres are right at the bottom because they don't even hunt, the lazy toads! And there are even more birds of prey that I have left out. And I base this list on absolutely nothing but my own preferences. Ospreys... on my list they are right up there next to Eagles. That is because we have an osprey next in our yard. The great horned owl is a most wonderful bird, but they push the osprey out of a nest and will then become the squatter for a year. Normally ospreys will keep their nests for about ten years, kicking the kids out when they get old enough. One year I found an osprey nest that had been blown off the top of a telephone pole and did it smell awful... rotten fish. How could they stand the smell???

Thanks! I'll add that to my list. Yeah, you water types. Don't understand the hype about water, which is probably why I'm perpetually dehydrated. And if I drank it it would only be for vanity reasons. I drink water when flying to avoid extreme dehydration.

*gives LifesEagle a big hug* It is nice that we could be here for you. Too bad I was napping at the time or I could have distracted you for a bit.

Have you been eating some of my relatives again????? No, just a heckuva lot of coke. I'm far too hyper for 2am. Well, in 30 minutes when I have to go to work I will be thinking of you wired on caffeine and unable to sleep. Tonight I have to fly from Atlanta to Memphis. Then I have Turkey Day off and fly from Memphis to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Friday morning. Atlanta sounds about right for me right now, what with me being on a coke high! I wish I could come to Memphis with you. You ARE all over the place, aren't you? It is much better when I am in Europe running all over the place. Why? Too many languages to keep track of. Just come to England and chill with me in my eyrie. It's the place to be right now. Wouldn't I love that!!!!! Only problem is that I have to work. And when I am in Europe, I am usually at work. DOn't you ever visit Europe to relax and have fun? You really should, otherwise Europe will always be a big office to you. Actually I have made many friends in Europe. Working there is really not like being in an office as you are always flying from place to place and the company puts you up in rather nice hotels. I have probably been to the Louvre over 200 times, the D'Orsay 150 and then almost every other museum in Paris and the surrounding areas. Then there is Germany and Italy where I have toured around. Most often I go over early or stay between trips and then have some fun. 200 times to the Louvre?! I'd LOVE that, it took me forever to find ONE painting (a Johannes Vermeer) in there, even though I had a map. Two of my favourite paintings ever are in the D'Orsay and I have copies of them on my wall at home, they're just so beautiful and calming. Ahh, Germany, meine Leiblingsland... Germany, Berlin, Frankfurt and various other cities have wonderful museums. I spend lots of my time in museums. At several of the museums, I got to know the personnel and they were very kind. It made the experiences very enjoyable. And you have to go to the Louvre and D'Orsay about 200 hundred times just to be able to see everything. LOL Germany isn't a city. LOL I love museums, too: my favourite is The Natural History Museum in London that I go to at least 15 times a year (not kidding). Earlier this year I went into London to get my Chinese visa and I had several hours to kill while they processed my documents so I went there and actually had time to LOOK at the exhibits (I was on my own). Usually I can't read the information because I'm with people who get bored easily so that time I actually learnt a lot just from taking my time. I also got to spend lots of time with my favourite exhibit, a triceratops skeleton who I named Bobby when I was about 7. Picky, picky, picky. We have some really cool museums such as The Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, The American Museum of Natural History in New York, San Francisco has a museum called the Exploratorium, the Art Institute in Chicago, and a really fun place called the Experience Music Project in Seattle. Another museum that I think you would enjoy would be the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia. The University of Pittsburgh has a wonderful collection of museums one being the Cathedral of Knowledge where they show classrooms from around the world, a few more museums within walking distance of each other. In Atlanta I didn't have time, but there was a brand new aquarium that I would have loved to have visited. As for art museums, we have a number of wonderful museums in many cities.

As long as you are happy with who you are, that is all that is important. If any of the family is uncomfortable with your life... just give them some time. They will come around.

Had not thought of that... you are a genius. Let me find out more about this. lol My dad's done it a couple times just to check email. There might be a program you have to install on your computer, but I assume it's doable. It's so nice having a brilliant father!!!

Had not thought of that... you are a genius. Let me find out more about this.

[My mental state is also getting worse. It makes me write better.] [ What is happening with you, Mushroom_king? ]

Wish I was out there riding with you. Now that would be great fun. Wouldn't it be! I think you'd like the horse behind me in the photo where Flo is looking at the camera just because of her name (Eclipse) which is such a wonderful name. Apparently one of the school's horses is no longer used for lessons... maybe it's because of his name (Chaos). Chaos... a great name. Much better than Maniac.

Hear hear. I hate coke with cherry, vanilla, arsenic or whatever they put in there. Classic and red, baby. I agree with the whole bottle thing, too, which is why I have the cans: it's expensive but worth it. I have more cans than that, I just crush them before they take over my already small room! Of course, the glass bottle is still the original and the best. I love to wrap my lips around those things. I agree. Glass bottles definitely make the Coke taste better. When I was in downtown Atlanta, the Coca Cola Company had a building with terrific architectural character. I'll look to see if I have any pictures of it.

Cleaning... you have found something where you can see the progress and completion of a few of your goals. I have a wonderful Hoover with lots of gadgets, so if you really want to feel good, then you can come to my cage and hoover the day away. Sometimes just getting some little things done is good for your mental outlook. Your parents money is being well spent. You are conscientious and will focus when the time is appropriate.

And hopefully having a fabulous time!!! Hurry back home, you are missed!!!

Those are fantastic shoes. Personally I would end up falling off them and probably kill myself in them, but for someone as skilled as you, walking should be no problem. They look very expensive. At the current exchange rate those shoes are worth $61.6038 exactly. I've learnt how to walk in them, it's just really difficult here because the campus has lots of mini hills to conquer. But I'm not THAT skilled! These are probably the highest pairs of shoes I've ever had. You are definitely far from the ground! They look far more expensive than $62. When you finally get all dressed up in your new shoes, then we need a picture of the entire outfit. Please.

I do understand what you are talking about. Perhaps Mr. Beal will do okay after all.

Wish I was out there riding with you. Now that would be great fun.

Hamsters are not smart When it comes to things like these Read not write a must.

Flo and Amy remind me of oreo cookies. How much fun is that! I noticed Flo poised for the picture at the end. She looked right into the camera. In the first photograph, if I had not noticed your stirrup, it almost looked like you were riding bareback because the saddle blended right in with her black spot.