Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Man Texting And Riding A Motorcycle In India
I've witnessed quite a few crazy motorcycle riders before, but never one like this.
Isn't that just the most insane riding you've ever seen!!?? I am amazed he didn't end up on the side of the road being carried off in a body bag. He must be a heck of a rider. I wouldn't even dare to attempt something this crazy. :o)
Isn't that just the most insane riding you've ever seen!!?? I am amazed he didn't end up on the side of the road being carried off in a body bag. He must be a heck of a rider. I wouldn't even dare to attempt something this crazy. :o)
Monday, April 20, 2009
Resolution Passes Claiming Oklahoma's Sovereignty
I now like Oklahoma!
The lesson? That despite what some ex-hippie, brain dead, government paid baby sitters indoctrinate U.S. kids with in that place called a class room, this is the real reason for the original War Of Northern Aggression: States rights!
History appears to be repeating itself and we get to witness this one.
Texas fired the first 'shot' over the Federal bow this time, instead of South Carolina. Now the noble State of Oklahoma is wading into the fray. We are feverantly praying that Georgia will flip the Fed's the Big Finger and tell them "We don't need no stinkin' money".
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Oklahoma City - State lawmakers have passed a resolution that claims the state's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
It comes a day after Texas made headlines for doing the same thing.
House Joint Resolution 1003 was authored by Republican Representative Charles Key of Oklahoma City and was championed in the Senate by Republican Senator Randy Brogdon of Owasso.
"The Tenth Amendment assures that we, the people of the United States of America and each sovereign state in the Union of States, now have, and have always had, rights the federal government may not usurp," the legislation reads.
The 10th Amendment states that "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
The resolution passed in the Senate by a vote of 29 to 18. It previously passed in the House in February by a vote of 83 to 13.
"Today, thousands of regular citizens showed up at this state Capitol to say they want the federal government to follow the United States Constitution," said Key. "
Oklahoma became the first state to pass 10th Amendment legislation last year. But, the House resolution hit a road block in the state Senate when the legislature adjourned with no action being taken.
"We now have an opportunity to be the first state to have it signed it into law," Key added. "Once the resolution is on the governor’s desk, I hope he will quickly sign House Joint Resolution 1003 into law. I also hope that when it is distributed to President Barack Obama and other elected officials of the federal government that they will recall the oaths to the United States Constitution that they all took and take heed.”
The resolution is now on its way back to the House.
Source
The lesson? That despite what some ex-hippie, brain dead, government paid baby sitters indoctrinate U.S. kids with in that place called a class room, this is the real reason for the original War Of Northern Aggression: States rights!
History appears to be repeating itself and we get to witness this one.
Texas fired the first 'shot' over the Federal bow this time, instead of South Carolina. Now the noble State of Oklahoma is wading into the fray. We are feverantly praying that Georgia will flip the Fed's the Big Finger and tell them "We don't need no stinkin' money".
Oklahoma City - State lawmakers have passed a resolution that claims the state's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
It comes a day after Texas made headlines for doing the same thing.
House Joint Resolution 1003 was authored by Republican Representative Charles Key of Oklahoma City and was championed in the Senate by Republican Senator Randy Brogdon of Owasso.
"The Tenth Amendment assures that we, the people of the United States of America and each sovereign state in the Union of States, now have, and have always had, rights the federal government may not usurp," the legislation reads.
The 10th Amendment states that "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
The resolution passed in the Senate by a vote of 29 to 18. It previously passed in the House in February by a vote of 83 to 13.
"Today, thousands of regular citizens showed up at this state Capitol to say they want the federal government to follow the United States Constitution," said Key. "
Oklahoma became the first state to pass 10th Amendment legislation last year. But, the House resolution hit a road block in the state Senate when the legislature adjourned with no action being taken.
"We now have an opportunity to be the first state to have it signed it into law," Key added. "Once the resolution is on the governor’s desk, I hope he will quickly sign House Joint Resolution 1003 into law. I also hope that when it is distributed to President Barack Obama and other elected officials of the federal government that they will recall the oaths to the United States Constitution that they all took and take heed.”
The resolution is now on its way back to the House.
Source
Roll, Roll, Roll In Zee ... Hey!?
Wouldn't you really hate to be the one to try and rescue him!?
By the way, he's not dead and badgers can give a nasty bite.
I wonder where this is? There are no wild badgers in SE Georgia. I received these images in an e-mail from a friend who did not state the location.
Got any stuck in hay jokes y'all ... that can be repeated in mixed company. :o)
Anyway, I am pretty sure this qualifies as one of the things that really pisses a badger off …
By the way, he's not dead and badgers can give a nasty bite.
I wonder where this is? There are no wild badgers in SE Georgia. I received these images in an e-mail from a friend who did not state the location.
Got any stuck in hay jokes y'all ... that can be repeated in mixed company. :o)
Anyway, I am pretty sure this qualifies as one of the things that really pisses a badger off …
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Our Fencing Project And More
The projects down by the gate are finally completed! Well, almost, that is. The only thing left is to do is hire those nice strong fence guys again and have them complete the black creosote fence all the way down the front of our property (about 100 feet, give or take).
But, for the most part, our work is done!
"YAY! Party! Party!" [lol]
So, here's a few photos of the project.
In the beginning, the fence guys arrived and put up the start of the creosote fence. I had them keep the field fencing behind the new fence to keep our doggies IN and neighbor doggies OUT.
Doesn't that look lovely now? Wait until the fence runs down the entire front of our country property. I'm just waiting for the checkbook to catch up with my gardening ambitions. [smile]
Here's Sweetie laying down the first landscaping timbers to hold the top soil and mulch in place. There will be two of planters, one for each side of the gate.
There ... now you see what I'm talkin' about! Now to just fill them with top soil, plants and mulch ... in that order.
And one for the other side ...
I told Sweetie, "Quick, take a picture, I'm working!" Now there's proof. :^P
Ta da! All done. This side has lavender Lantana and one Bottle Brush plant (red).
Looks better, doesn't it? This side has yellow Lantana with one Bottle Brush (red). These should offer dramatic visual effects when blooming.
One of the really important things I've learned in flower gardening is to cluster the same colors together for a more dramatic effect. It draws the eye to one area at a time. It makes more of an impression that way (if that's what one is aiming for).
Now to call the fencing company and order the remainder of that fence ... oh, dang ... WAIT ... it's Sunday. I'll have to wait a couple of days.
Did I just hear the checkbook heave a big sigh of relief ... ???
But, for the most part, our work is done!
"YAY! Party! Party!" [lol]
So, here's a few photos of the project.
In the beginning, the fence guys arrived and put up the start of the creosote fence. I had them keep the field fencing behind the new fence to keep our doggies IN and neighbor doggies OUT.
Doesn't that look lovely now? Wait until the fence runs down the entire front of our country property. I'm just waiting for the checkbook to catch up with my gardening ambitions. [smile]
Here's Sweetie laying down the first landscaping timbers to hold the top soil and mulch in place. There will be two of planters, one for each side of the gate.
There ... now you see what I'm talkin' about! Now to just fill them with top soil, plants and mulch ... in that order.
And one for the other side ...
I told Sweetie, "Quick, take a picture, I'm working!" Now there's proof. :^P
Ta da! All done. This side has lavender Lantana and one Bottle Brush plant (red).
Looks better, doesn't it? This side has yellow Lantana with one Bottle Brush (red). These should offer dramatic visual effects when blooming.
One of the really important things I've learned in flower gardening is to cluster the same colors together for a more dramatic effect. It draws the eye to one area at a time. It makes more of an impression that way (if that's what one is aiming for).
Now to call the fencing company and order the remainder of that fence ... oh, dang ... WAIT ... it's Sunday. I'll have to wait a couple of days.
Did I just hear the checkbook heave a big sigh of relief ... ???
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Saturday Toilings
I've had such a wonderful day! Husband I have been working outside frequently of late. The weather is so pleasant. The air has that sweet, deliciousness about it that only Spring can have. Even my neck feels dandy. I must be completely healed from the surgery as I have no more pain at all now. Just a little muscle soreness on the right side from lack of use but that can be worked out. The secret is to pace myself and quick trying to do everything in 5 minutes. Even after all these years, I still have to remind myself that my father isn't yelling at me to "hurry up" anymore.
Sweeeeeeeet.
We're almost done with the matching planters project down by the road. The only chore remaining is to lay the red cypress mulch evenly between the Yellow Lantana and I'm 'Good To Go'. I plan to save that for after church tomorrow. When that is completed, I can share all the photos. It's suppose to rain Monday and that's good news too. It's been my experience that transplants love rain. They'll grow like crazy after that!
Then, we get to work on the rest of the yard! [sigh] It just never ends, does it? ... (aw, you know I love it .. lol).
So have a happy weekend y'all!
"Give thought to the flowers: they do no work, they make no thread; and still I say to you, Even Solomon, in all his glory, was not clothed like one of these."
Luke 12:27
Friday, April 17, 2009
Postcard Friendship Friday (04/17)
Didn't they look like a happy couple. Wonder why she isn't smiling though? Maybe her corset was too tight. Could be what caused the split-up between Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam.
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