Thanks Pat. :-) I have Google set as my "home page" , but didn't know they had a special tool bar. kath > > Google is a really good search engine. Frankly, if we could > have only one search engine, it would have to be Google. > To make Google even more readily available, you can put the > Google search bar right into your Microsoft Internet > Explorer toolbar. Just go to the Google site and click "All > about Google." Now, click "Other ways to Google." Next, > click "Google Toolbar," and then click "'I want the Google > Toolbar" and go from there. > Click here to go to Google! > http://www.google.com >

Pat, the Thin Man is funny. :-) there's a mystery, but lots of witty dry humor. :-) Sooo good~! It's not dark at all. Do you remember the Philadelphia Story? (Jimmy was in that too) :-) It's kind of like that with lots of snap, but Nick Charles is a P.I. , recently married to a wealthy socialite, Nora. they have a little dog named Asta. One of my favorite scenes is Christmas morning. Nick had been shot in an uncomfortable place, and was laying on the couch, playing with his Christmas gift. ( a pop gun from Nora) <G> She is reading the newspaper accounts of the shooting. She mentions that it stated he was shot twice in the tabloids, and his reply was, "he didn't come anywhere near my tabloids". LOL~! :-) The Glenn Miller story is great. Haven't seen it in a long time. Used to watch more movies...... <LOL> :-) kath > Thanks Kath and Patti~! For some reason I thought the Thin Man was a series > instead of a movie. For some reason I've never been big on bad guy movies > though. I recently bought The Glenn Miller Story with Jimmy and really > enjoy it. > pat :@) > > > It was the Thin Man Pat. He was just a youngster in it. > Kath > > > Well, I've thunk and I've thunk and I just can't come up with what movie > > Jimmy Stewart played a bad guy in... you gonna tell us? *grin* > > pat :@)

me too Peege. kath > I'm thinking about doing this > Pj >

Thanks Kath and Patti~! For some reason I thought the Thin Man was a series instead of a movie. For some reason I've never been big on bad guy movies though. I recently bought The Glenn Miller Story with Jimmy and really enjoy it. pat :@) It was the Thin Man Pat. He was just a youngster in it. Kath > Well, I've thunk and I've thunk and I just can't come up with what movie > Jimmy Stewart played a bad guy in... you gonna tell us? *grin* > pat :@)

Google is a really good search engine. Frankly, if we could have only one search engine, it would have to be Google. To make Google even more readily available, you can put the Google search bar right into your Microsoft Internet Explorer toolbar. Just go to the Google site and click "All about Google." Now, click "Other ways to Google." Next, click "Google Toolbar," and then click "'I want the Google Toolbar" and go from there. Click here to go to Google! http://www.google.com

Karie, You bounced off of the list. : ( I subbed you to the digest. Hopefully it will go through without problems. Please let me know if this isn't okay. hugs and love, Kath

Wow~! kath Everybody Health Centres http://www.everybody.co.nz/research/weight_stomachsurg.html Surgery to reduce stomach size urged for very obese people A Swedish study has found stomach reduction surgery can produce good results in the very obese. People who underwent this type of surgery had improved quality of life, stabilised type 2 diabetes, controlled BP and less health service costs. They also had lowered lipids, better sleep, fewer joint problems, and reduced reflux, incontinence and asthma. The risk of dying from surgery is low, about 1 in 600, and 93 per cent have no postoperative problems. The latest surgical techniques use gastric bands which result in about 60 per cent loss of excess weight and maintenance of weight loss long-term. Prejudice against surgery for morbid obesity needs to be addressed before these procedures can deliver better results, the researchers said. Baxter J. BMJ 321:523-4, 2 Sep 2000

So Cool Elsie~! :-) love ya, kath > This is one of my favorite songs. > I danced my first dance with a boy doing this song. > It's always been a special one for me. > Thanks, > Elsie > > At 12:46 AM 5/21/01 -0400, you wrote: > >(On a Sunday Afternoon) > >"Blue Baron/Russ Morgan"

It was the Thin Man Pat. He was just a youngster in it. Kath > Well, I've thunk and I've thunk and I just can't come up with what movie > Jimmy Stewart played a bad guy in... you gonna tell us? *grin* > pat :@) > > > <<Hi Pat. :-) Thank you for these stories. I enjoyed them > very much. I'm a David Niven fan, and have several of his books. (I > recommend them) > I was so sad to learn he was ill and dying. : ( > I'm a Jimmy Stewart fan too. What a great guy~! :-) > I only saw him play a bad guy once. Do you know the name of the movie that > was in? :-) > (little trivia question) <heehee> :-) > Thanks again, and thank you to your brother. :-) > ( Forwarded these to John.) > Kath>>

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LOL, yep, sure fits I think Elsie At 02:02 AM 5/22/01 -0400, you wrote: >Hmmmmmm I wonder who that could be??? >I think it's a great name for a Fairy Godmother

Hi there Cinderskye, I'm glad you are back online with us. <g> Love ya, Elsie At 10:40 PM 5/21/01 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Cinderskye~! :-) Welcome to Folklore. > I know someone else that goes by cinderskye. :-) > Kath > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <cinderskye2000 > > > subscribe folklore > >

> > UNDERSTANDING > > I traveled through time last week. > Okay, all I really did was clean out a closet. But what I found took > me back nearly three decades, to a day I never could quite explain. > The envelope was worn and the letter dog-eared and crumpled. It was > written in pencil by a passionate young soldier who looked like Richard > Gere. It was written to me. > Mark was on an airplane when he wrote it, leaving Oregon for his Army > post on the eastern seaboard. In simple, transparent words, he put his > heart on paper, and mailed it off to me. > He planned to talk with my Dad and come to an "understanding". Mark > was an optimist. It would've taken a diplomat to resolve their > differences. Mark and my father were both soldiers. Neither was a > diplomat. > As I reread the letter, I closed my eyes and began to journey back. > And then, quietly, it was that day once more: > Several weeks had passed since I'd received the letter from Mark. I > was at work at a small accounting firm. At midday, I climbed in my car to > drive home for lunch. I backed out of the long , which ran past the > parking lot for a local cocktail lounge. Suddenly, my breath caught in my > throat. There Mark sat, on his beloved motorcycle. > But it couldn't be Mark, he'd left on a plane. So I didn't stop, > because I knew I had to be seeing things. But still, I couldn't keep > myself from looking back. > All logic shouted no. It was an incredible imitation -- right down to > the resolute jaw, the smoldery look in his eyes, the exact color of his > hair. And, of course, the motorcycle. > It couldn't be him. But my stare was locked, and I saw Mark looking > so intently at me, so strangely sad. > I looked out the window all through lunch, expecting a motorcycle to > boil into the drive with a furious Mark aboard. I expected a > tongue-lashing for not even stopping to talk. Even as I expected all that, > my practical mind dutifully reminded me that it could not have been my > young wild-hearted love. > When I drove back to work, the young man and his motorcycle were gone. > After work, I hurried home, thinking there might be a message from him. > It didn't make sense, but I still expected it. > My father met me at the door with three words. "Mark is dead." I > felt my legs go weak and my head began to spin. > "He was killed in a traffic accident." It happened that day, he said, > in South Carolina. > My heart broke, and my tears fell like rain on the hard concrete of > the driveway. > Because I had lost him. > Because I had seen him. > Because I had passed him by. > Although Mark and my father never did reach their understanding, I now > visit them in the same place. They are at rest at Willamette National > Cemetery in Portland -- a very honorable place for two soldiers to be. > Even rugged soldiers need flowers sometimes. So I bring them. And I > remember. > > -- Christy Caballero O * O *O * O O * * O <º)(((((~((((((>>>< * <º)((((~((((>< missi

There was nothing to say hun kath had it all taken care of i just sent her a hug.. love ya missi > > Richiele: > > You didn't say anything here. Did I miss something? Oh well, maybe it will > come later. > > Bill Covey > Author of Watson Is Where It Wuz > http://billcovey.50megs.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <RICHIELE3@aol.com> > To: <FOLKLORE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 8:20 AM > Subject: Re: [FOLKLORE FAMILY] Please Read~! S gif file scanned clean > > > >

Now, I think I need some corner time~! LOL~! hands kaffie a brush... by the looks of these drawings i suspect turkle.. i mean i do not want to start any rumors but... don't this look like ummm.. turtle love? and them over there.. that is not mickey mouse ~! missi panting over the walls in the corner hey hey whats this say.. missi is a HEY~!!

> im painting it..<grins>

hey!! brat face get out of my seat! :P missi > Sorry!! I didn't mean to start anything! (At least not like that!! A good > food fight -- yes!) I'm off to the corner :-( > Move over missi, here i come..... Vicki >

(((Kath)))))) > I scanned the gif file and it was clean (harmless) > Still, please everybody, Don't Open ANY Attachments that come through the > list. > Bill, I wish you had scanned the file before sounding the alarm. > No need to frighten folks needlessly. >

> > > hmmmm....good question. > > For the life of me, I can't think of a one, Patti. > > Curious to know this myself. :-) > > Kath > > > > Well, if I run across any I'll let ya know :) > Patti Thanks Patti. :-) I would love to own the Thin Man series. Hmmm.....Father's Day is coming up. <LOL> :-) kath

boo-hoo-hoo~~! I need a hankie Missi~! This story is Wonderful Missi, grabbed my heart strings. :*) . Thank You. Kaffie > Sandy, I Can't >>>> "Every time Sandy saw someone ride by on a bike, she would > bark and run back and forth in the yard, then she would whine > and whine," his father told Jeremy. > "Well, I can never ride a bike now," Jeremy half whispered. <<<