Thanks Lenora! With all that has been happening in our world, we sometimes forget to laugh. (Sept. 11th was my son's 30th birthday--he's older than my daughter who was born on July 4th.) Many of the messages I've received have been reminders of our tragedy and if we dwell on it too much, we tend to get depressed. While I don't want to forget what has happened or the people that lost their lives, their families, and the many people working toward "closure", I think we as a nation need to go about our daily lives as normally as possible. If we live in fear, if we give up our freedoms, the terrorists "win". While we mourn our loses, let's not forget to laugh! Now----anyone got any stray Ellises wondering around their family trees? Does anyone in the Leatherwood area know anything about an old Ellis homeplace and a family cemetary? Several of us sure would like to know who's buried in that cemetary! Sandy Ellis