Dartriley posted on Main Page The Lobby God our Father please grant the Goldberg's peace during this time of great loss and sorrow. God grant us all peace for the loss of one so bright and loved. Now resting in the arms of God is Joshua who was our friend and helper in these troubled times.
Joshua of the Old Testament said, “… But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” (Joshua 24:15) And so it was for Joshua J. Goldberg and continues for you, his family, walking in the light as people of faith and as American patriots.
Joshua has entered the gate to eternity and reunited with those who have gone before him. May you, his family, find courage, strength and comfort in the days ahead with the certain hope of eternal life with those you love.
With deepest sympathy and love. God bless.
Harlowe
February 12 at 18:20 EST .
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Dartriley posted on Jokes I think this belongs in this section because it's so much fun...though a very good condensed history of Israel!
TXknitter hi Escaped. I tried but site said video not available?
January 21 at 16:50 EST .
OnTheBall This is a good one, I've seen it before, it is still great!
January 21 at 17:18 EST .
Dartriley TXknitter, try again...the link takes a long time to load for some people.
January 22 at 10:59 EST .
Dartriley posted on Pet Peeves How about libary for library? Or, fustrated for frustrated? Heard that last one from a leftist pundit on a alphabet news source last year...
Rollingcow I'd love to answer but I have to go warsh my face because we're going to go have a family pitcher done. Mrs. Cow
January 21 at 12:03 EST .
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Yottyhere I thought I saw a UFO last night in the sky but finally decided it was a fig newton of my emancipation.
January 21 at 12:25 EST .
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Prudente Rollingcow - are you from Baltimore? That sound like me...my SIL can't believe the way I pronouce some words - when I say drink of war-der and rad-e-a-tor. Not to mention sleeping on a pillar.
January 21 at 21:44 EST .
Rollingcow Soory, Prudente, I was born and raised in Iowa. My Mother always warshed things and showed me pitchers, we used to laugh at her for it and she would just laugh with us. She was also Iowa born and raised with a wonderful sense of humor and a truely wonderful relationship with God, we all miss her. Mrs. Cow
January 21 at 22:30 EST .
MsCharlotteVale I've heard people say warsh and rinsh your clothes. How about checkin's accounts? People down hear still talk about making their house and car 'notes' and paying their light bill.
Dartriley posted on Dogs, Cats & Critters This is my 18-year-old Bengal. He’s on thyroid meds, but doing well. He likes to stretch out near the wood stove and catch a few z’s.
January 20 at 10:38 EST .
Paget51 What a handsome kitty. :) He sure looks content! :)
Catzq Gabby tried the thyroid pill but had an allergic reaction to it leaving the Radioiodine treatment as the only option. I was hoping to hear from anyone who had experience/knowledge on the procedure.
January 20 at 13:49 EST .
Dartriley There is a cream you rub in the ear too...I could never get a pill down my cats throat! But if there is an allergy...that would be the only way.
January 20 at 15:32 EST .
Dartriley His name it Tigger...not very original...but it seemed to fit him. lol!
January 20 at 15:32 EST .
Dartriley What happened to the type in my initial post? Strange...don't know if others can see what I see, but something was lost in the translation.
January 21 at 07:20 EST .
Dartriley posted on Pet Peeves I hate it when teachers or speakers anounce, "There is no such thing as a stupid question."
January 18 at 09:58 EST .
Ynaught Sometimes I think they say that to buy time while they think of an answer! Other times it is a nice gesture to cover someone who has asked a really stupid question!
January 18 at 10:49 EST .
Dartriley I taught college for years (art and design), only left my job a year ago. I used to tell undergrads at the beginning of a course, "Yes, there is such a thing as a stupid question." Made them think before they spoke. ;-)
January 18 at 14:56 EST .
MsCharlotteVale There are stupid questions, I've asked more than my fair share of them.
January 19 at 00:52 EST .
Gerty Even a stupid question (yes, they do exist) shows you're engaged.
January 19 at 10:29 EST .
Rollingcow Just goes to show that there are, indeed, stupid statements. Mrs. Cow
January 19 at 16:32 EST .
Dartriley posted on Movies & Reviews My hometown theater, The Civic. We used to see matinees for 35 cents back in the early 60’s. They’ve been opened since 1940, and still show movies every day! But I haven’t been there in at least thirty years. "Mega Mind" is showing there now. The last movie I saw there was "The Man Who Would Be King."
January 18 at 08:03 EST .
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MsCharlotteVale I remember when I could see a movie for 35 cents in my hometown. One movie a week, no multiplex choices and I saw some wonderful movies. You bought your ticket and you took your chances. hehehe. The Man Who Would Be King is a wonderful movie and a wonderful story by Kipling. Actually, the story is more chilling than the movie (the ending).
January 19 at 00:35 EST .
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Surfhut I remember Mom dropping my brother and I off at the movie theater in out little town. She gave us $1.00 each. That paid for our movie tickets and copious amounts of popcorn, sodas and candy.
January 19 at 02:55 EST .
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Dartriley Yep, a buck would do it for all the extras Surfhut! Our theater actually showed two different movies in tandem every Saturday. They were usually not first runs, but we didn't care! A cartoon first, then a movie, then a cartoon and another movie…those were the days!
January 19 at 10:23 EST .
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Dartriley posted on Gardening & Landscaping Ok, one more picture...my herb garden in the fall of 2009. I love fresh herbs to cook with and for tea. It's bigger now than in 2009, but I didn't take any picture of it last year. It looks a little messy, but it was very productive, and I've added more herbs since then.
January 17 at 17:05 EST .
Yottyhere Very nice, I have grown parsley,rosemary,basil,thyme pineapple sage[which is a gorgeous plant .. it's not a cooking herb they say its medicinal. I plant it because its lovely and the butterflies and hummingbirds flock to it.
It doesnt look messy to me ...my gardens are not orderly or planted with a organized plan ....I like jumbles of lilies,daisies,lavender,autumn joy, hosta's,glads,butterfly bushes sweet potatoe vines,impatients. angel trumpets,hydrangea.
The weather down here last week probably killed a majority of my plants out in my big garden :( We cut back and mulch but not for 5+ days of below freezing temps and a layer of snow and ice for nearly 6 days.
January 17 at 22:24 EST .
Dartriley Yep, we could use a little real global warming here too! I heard how cold the south was, and you may get another cold snap again. Hope not... I used to live in Virginia, and we could grow so many more things there (I miss Virginia, but not the high cost of living). We would get those severe cold snaps from time to time too, and they would do a good deal of damage. So sorry it was so cold there...not good for the poor plants.
January 18 at 07:47 EST .
Ole buzzard I like your little farmstead. All that picture needs to be complete (in my mind's eye) is a John Deere G!
January 19 at 12:24 EST .
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Dartriley We don't have a John Deer, but we do have a Ford 4000SU, and a Ford 8N 1949!
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January 22 at 11:07 EST .
