Don't you forget about those things okay?
re talking about chasing down terrorists, we're talking about getting a court order before we do so. It's important for our fellow citizens to understand, when you think Patriot Act, constitutional guarantees are in place when it comes to doing what is necessary to protect our homeland, because we value the Constitution." ---George W. Bush, April 20, 2004
That's right, Karl. We Democrats have no remembrance of 9/11 and we certainly don't have any desire to make this country safer. You boys just keep singing to each other...no one else is listening.
If you are not already watching The L Word, well...here is a darn good reason why you should call Showtime right now and order!
Results from previous years are as follows:
2001: $3.76
2002: $6.01
2003: $9.77
2004: $31.93
The last two years have been particularly good since we found large bills. 2005's total was boosted by the fact that while in Chicago in May, we found lots of pennies! There are a lot of panhandlers in downtown Chicago, but apparently they are in search of only silver coins! After being cussed out by a woman for not giving her any money, Jen reached down on the ground in front of her and picked up $.36 and handed it to her!! I cracked up!
The pasture beside the barn we worked today. Such a pretty reminder of old Florida. 
A kitty at the barn. We are surrounded by cute kitties lately! Lucky us!
Karly is so pretty. She is regal grandam of our house. 
The next minute it all goes to hell, and you fall victim to this jester called, Mason.
I already miss seeing Target Copy in it's usual place on the corner. They have already moved into a beautiful new location that has afforded them much needed room for production and parking. Target Copy was the first place I worked when I started at UF. I was in desperate need of money, as most college students, and my friend Robin June told me to talk to the owner of Target Copy. He might have something for me. So, I met with Bob at the McDonald's across 13th Street. I started work the next day stuffing mailboxes on campus with flyers advertising the now famous "Free Copy Day". I must have done a good job lugging that case of paper all over campus via my two feet, because it was the beginning of a 7 year career with the company that ended in an upper management position. The faith that Bob had in me over the years provided me with priceless experience that became stepping stones to a number of management positions and some pretty good money! Most of all, I will look at that corner and remember many good times, great friends, lessons learned, late hours, and most importantly, my Gainesville family.
