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I do agree, though that 16 is a bit excessive. She has spent 12 years of her life pregnant, oops make that 11, I forgot about the twins. :rolleyes: I love my kids, but I am so relieved not to be spit-up on, drooled on, chewed on, have to pack up half the house to go anywhere, and diapers...

For my region and generation, I have a large family (four children). There are only a few families around here that are bigger than mine. While I cannot spend tons of time every day with each one of my kids, there are some hidden advantages to having a larger family. On the subject of...

I just have one question. Does the baby have to be silent at birth, too? Those little buggers have their own ideas about stuff like that, I had one start screaming the second his head popped out. If any man ever shushed me during childbirth, I would have probably ripped his head off.

There is a website for the movie here. They say that the best fog for movies is still the old fashioned kind, dry ice and fans.

Hip-Hip-Hooray, another member for my Refuse To Read The DaVinci Code Club!

I abandon books, too, sometimes half-way through, sometimes they sit on my shelf unread for weeks. That is one of the main reasons I borrow from the library. If I buy a book, I feel I must read it, but if I have paid nothing for it and I find that after I have brought a book home that I no...

:eek: I can't believe you just said that!

Carpenter's film is the one movie I saw as a kid that can still creep me out. To this day I do not like foggy nights. :o

okay, so this could also go in the FIlm and TV category. If anyone objects to it being here, holler at a mod. A remake of Carpenter's 1980 film is about to hit theaters. I think I want to see this one. Anyone else? Also, are these two movies from Herbert's novel of the same name?

So, then, sgf, when you are ready, PM me and I'll PM you my address and I'll do the same when I am ready to send it to mehastings. Sound good?

Just a little Q&A for ya'll. Do you know where the hydrogen for hydrogen fueled vehicles comes from? It doesn't just naturally occur in any form we can use as fuel. It has to be "produced". From what? To quote the EERE "Most of the hydrogen used in the U.S. today is produced by steam...

I intend to engcourage her art as much as possible. She wants to go to art school, and as much as I'd love to send her to the top one in the country, she's so timid that she'll probably only go as far away as our local uni. :rolleyes:

I know how that is. My oldest keeps asking me for new notebooks for school and when I look in her old ones I see pages of drawings. My budding artist fills her school notebooks with artwork instead of homework. And yes, I have bought notebooks exclusively for drawing and those get filled up...

Wow! You just gave a a neat idea for my personal journal. Its just one of those black and white marble composition books, and I've been wanting to do something to it to make it pretty. Thanks!

"boioioioing" I could hear the check bounce all the way from here!!

maybe there's gremlins in your 'puter, Peder.

I love caramel and chocolate, any way I can get them.

I've read a couple of books that were Oprah's picks, but purely by accident. They had been on my TBR list and I only knew they were her picks because I saw the label on the covers when I pulled them off the shelf. I have to agree with scottishduffy:

LOL!!! This outfit only turns on one person I know, my hubby. He gets turned on when I blink. :rolleyes:

That's cool!