My life has been one continuous learning experience. Back to back to back... one right after another. Maybe you can learn from my experiences and mistakes. Or not..
(off topic) As for Pat Benetar - of course I know her battlefield song, I loved it. But she never said "go get your armor" which is the line I needed to use to tie it into a devotional. So you go with you have to.
Tarter Sauce indeed - with catfish sandwiches, no doubt.
about 25 years ago, our battalion chief was a driver at a New York station. It was late, dark, sleeting and snowing and everything looked the same....even the river. Which he drove right into.
I think I heard a faint "tarter Sauce" that day, all the way here in Virginia.
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Got these pics in an email, sometime back, and said way more than tartar sauce! Tartar sauce is much milder.
ReplyDeleteOooh Nooooooooo.....the baby ducks!!!!!?????
ReplyDeleteI'm with Karen, not the baby ducks!
ReplyDelete(off topic) As for Pat Benetar - of course I know her battlefield song, I loved it. But she never said "go get your armor" which is the line I needed to use to tie it into a devotional. So you go with you have to.
Tarter Sauce indeed - with catfish sandwiches, no doubt.
Yikes....
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Reminds me of how bad my life is NOT. :D
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ReplyDeleteWasn't quite sure where this was going until I got to the end. How sad but since I love Patrick Star, I am good with that.
Not sure which one is the absolute worst however the last was gives golf hazards a completely new meaning.
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ahahahaha! Very funny pics. The grand-boy says "tartar sauce" all the time. You must be a Sponge Bob fan too. lol. Blessings, SusanD
ReplyDeleteabout 25 years ago, our battalion chief was a driver at a New York station.
ReplyDeleteIt was late, dark, sleeting and snowing and everything looked the same....even the river. Which he drove right into.
I think I heard a faint "tarter Sauce" that day, all the way here in Virginia.
That must be a kid thing, my stepson used to say "tartar sauce" all the time. I suppose it's better than what I might say out on the golf course.
ReplyDeleteHad not seen these pics before. Wow! I thought I was having a bad day, but I was wrong!!
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Karen and Kelly, the ducks got me!
Tartar sauce indeed!
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