thermals.

Throw water on them...*shrugs*

...except I would have yelled it out. :lol:

Wow! I could have written this myself. It feels good to know that I am not alone.

Nothing wrong with thinking that. I'm sure you're not the only person in the neighborhood to have these kinds of thoughts --or the only person in the world for that matter. It's what you do (your actions) that count.

Frankenstein (now this is an absolute must read) Dracula

Zola, huh? Have to it to my wishlist.

me too.

I would have to agree with a well-educated adult reading Shakespeare. He is well deserving of his reputation. In addition to The Bard: 2. Les Misérables - Victor Hugo 3. The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoyevsky 4. The Republic - Plato 5. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain 6. Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy (even though I, myself, prefer The Kingdom of God is Within You) 7. Utopia - Sir Thomas Moore 8. Beowulf - Author unknown 9. Paradise Lost by John Milton 10. Damien - Hermann Hesse

Slow cooker. Have the kids prepare the ingredients the night before. Have someone add everything to the pot first thing in the morn. Tada!

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Oh, and if my father decided to purchase us a chess board, or the game on wii, i wouldn't be too mad.

A globe, dry erase markers (with erasers), printer ink, and a book shelf.

Amazon Wishlist. Right now I have about 1,100 books on the list.

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