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I loved Archie, Casper, and Wendy comics. Ritchie Rich was annoying. Favorite cartoon character?

I'm leaning towards this one til the holidays..this girl really looks like me. Her bangs are straighter, though..

My kids have all gone to the same church camp, and they have a song for you: The Banana Song. Dont bother asking me what the Banana Song has to do with church, the Bible, or anything else; it's just something fun they do..

Mr Abc couldn't get beyond the first two or three episodes. I think he should give it another chance. The Robinsons are neat folks, who aren't afraid to be themselves and speak up for their beliefs. That alone is pretty refreshing.

And sometimes he is an Undercover DOD agent, secretly working on the ultimate weapon to shut down life as we know it...why yes, we just watched the first season of Revolution, why do you ask? LOL

Well, since our avatars are liable to change eventually, I'll just say I chose this pic of the little blonde kid with an attitude because he/she reminds me of myself when I was little.

I have some fun holiday images stashed back..seems a shame not to put them to use.

I've switched mine several times here..just whenever I find a new image I like. This little kid looks a lot like I did when I was tiny..

I always heard The Duke had a soft side...

I don't remember the name of the tv show or even the place.. but recently, there was a show that featured the Body Farm..and one of the 'experts' on that show used to be my neighbor..back when I was in Kindergarden and first grade, and he was a mere toddler. I loved going down there to visit his...

Owls are awesome!

Didn't she write a book about cadavers or something like that?

Found one that looks promising: First Man: The Life of Neil Armstrong by James R. Hansen Of course, Amazon has that neato feature that shows related titles...I love bunny trails!

Yes, it probably would be a good read..I think I'll see if there is one, I bet Mr. Abc would read it if I can't get to it. He loves to watch documentaries about the space program. Lurvs it. There is a newer book about the astronauts' wives that sounds good..The Astronaut Wives Club.

So...I guess that means you aren't ready for rereading all your favorite books just yet, right?:p

Wanna know a funny? This story is a year old! I didn't realize it til a friend on facebook pointed it out. My husband jokes about one of the perks of aging being we can reread the same books since we forget the plotlines anyway; I guess that holds true for newstories as well. Still, It's good...

The Norseman, starring Lee Majors, circa 1980. Most memorable line, "Daaaaarrrr!" Truly Gawdawful. Same

Remembering Neil Armstrong :(

I agree! I like to use those books for the 9-12 year old readers, as introductions to a topic. Then I expand to adult titles. The Dk books are like a trip to a museum, meant to whet the appetite for more information. I love them.