I ran low on the brake light fluid and is the main reason I got hosed.

That'll do it.  It usually happens to women though.  Let this be a reminder ladies. Check that blinker light fluid. Or at least ask the guy who changes your oil to do it.  It doesn't cost anything and could save you hundreds.

And that is a great tag line Frosti

You take me for an idiot, CM??  ;)

No, just making big points with the other ladies is all. If I can help just one, it's all worth it.

sarcasm ;-)

New items on the coolercrew gear site....

something for me2 --the fleece shorts.

It was the same way with my grandma and both of my grandpa's. I lost both of my grandpas w/i 4 months of each other. My dad's dad died in Oct of 2002 from cancer, and my mom's dad died in Jan of 2003, exactly 6 months 2 the day of my wedding. That was really hard because he was supposed 2 walk me down the isle. Instead, his brother did it. Then just this past May almost a year and a half later we lost my mom's mom. The day she died she was set 2 get out of the nursing home and go live w/my mom and her fiance in their new house which was my grandma's dream home. My mom had spoke 2 her the morning that she died and said that she was going 2 pick my grandma up at noon, they'd go out for lunch and coffee and then go home. We got the call that day at 11:30 am that she had passed away. At about 11am she had been out front signing her release papers and telling everyone how excited she was about living in her new home, about 20 minutes later the nurse came back 2 her room 2 give her the last of her meds and found her dead on the floor. We don't know if she had a heart attack or if she had fallen and hit herself, but we're just going to go with that her heart gave out because she's at peace now. It's just totally ironic that she died a half hour before she was 2 go home. It's really hard 2 watch people as it gets closer 2 their time. We knew that the time was coming but you can never totally prepare yourself for death. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family esd, because it's especially hard when the holidays come. If you need anything, just let me know. *hugz*

Thank you Mystical_Muzik .

My inlaws have invited us to there house for Thanksgiving, they also invited my brother over, that was very nice of them.

The master of taglines.

You're quite welcome.

ahh the classic

Poor Big bird pass the drum sticks LOL

Happy Thanksgiving!!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! Turkeys.

check out the digital equipment in your toggle dimmer, and if that fails- put winter air in your tires.

Frosti- can't you just put red tape on your rear lights to simulate braking?

Hannah the wolf wishes to stay outside and watch the crows eat a turkey neck off the garage roof.
Who says I'm not white trash?
I'm winning a bid on ebay- the entire collection of "soap".
Who says I'm not a fun person.

Two weeks ago I noticed a bald eagle and it's nest right by Hwy 36 on the north shore of Keller it seemed to be in this same tree every time I drove by.
So on Thanksgiving morning I decided to get close and take some photos.
After 45 minutes of struggling through the thick under brush and fallen trees, not to mention the wet land areas. I finally get to the tree and it's not there.
So I waited around for about an hour and the eagle is a no show. I had to get ready for dinner so I started back. Then on the way to the in-laws I decided to swing by the tree on 36 and there he was sitting in the tree=C.

I am thinking he is there around noonish so I might try again on Sunday.

I think he's on to you. ;-)

Could be lord knows I made enough noise triing to get there.

Just a quick note to say "HI" to everyone and let you know i'm still around even though I don't have time much to post anymore now with little Bella. Here's a new pic of her. I was having "fun" with her hair last weekend. LOL

Digger (and Jr. Digger)
At least she's fuzzy and warm....
At some point she may lose all her hair, and become a blonde!
Then she will- (while clad in a bathrobe and slippers, armed with nothing but a spork) - FIND THE MEDALLION buried in the backyard of her school.
...and she will be quoted as such
" I had some spare time after eating my luncheon pancakes and was trying to find a scat for my science class- when 'THERE IT WAS' The elusive lucite my parents spoke about...."
And there will be heralding- and a bonfire- and pot-luck food for all.

And there will be a JOE!

::Peek:: The hunt Approaches...So much to catch up on...

Beautiful Baby ESD and DD!

Happy dance for Terry who will have the merriest of christmas's!  :)

Our short catch up- Bar closed May 23, new owners re-opened Sept 10, house we were living in burned down Oct 10, bought our first home of our own Nov 15. Its a great house, old farm house with lots of big windows and hardwood floors throughout and huge "hideout" closets (you know-the kind you could hideout in as a kid). Its on 12.5 Ac with a cool red shed and big white garage that used to be the original post office, and a rope swing, and lots of deer in the yard. Its right outside of Isle and much closer to work, I love it.

::: They're alive !!! :::

IT'S ATH!!!   WOW!  Lotsa big news on your front.  I see why you haven't had time to stop in.  Sorry about both the bar and house. I hope it all turns out for the better for you guys. Say hi to the King from us.

Thanks ATH hope to see you and MK at the pre dig=)

Cold turkey sanwiches, hot turkey sanwiches,and now- turkey &dumpling stew. I know how to party!

I'm with ya KT - I just finished a huge pot of Turkey noodle soup.  Yum Yum

turkey sandiwiches, turkey tetrazini, turkey pot pie, now we are on a big batch of turkey wild rice soup (bierly's style). I still have a crap load of left over stuffing 3 frozen bags, a bag of turkey, and about a gallon of this soup.

Thats what we get for making 3 turkeys....for 15.

 

Dinner with my family is always enough to feed cox's army.

 

COXEY'S ARMY - "The Panic of 1893 (1893-97) was the worst depression the U.S. had ever known up to that time, with widespread unemployment and industrial unrest. Several 'armies' of the unemployed marched to Washington to demand relief. Today the best known of these is Coxey's Army, 500 people who in 1894 marched from Ohio to the Capitol under quarry owner Jacob Coxey (1854-1951). He favored federally funded community public works and building programs as a solution to the panic. A large crowd gathered in Washington; but before Coxey could address it he was arrested for 'walking on the grass' (after the march Coxey ran for various public offices, including the presidency, but only became the mayor of Massillon, Ohio, 1931-33)." "I Hear America Talking" by Stuart Berg Flexner (Von Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York, 1976).

oh my Kelly! your new place sounds wonderful! 12 acres? you can have your own land hunt :) - missing you both

check this out- I already can't believe she is getting away with having 1 boy and 1 girl in child birth (most women have twins where both are the same and then you have to 'try again' for the opposite sex) But, she even gets out of carrying them FULL TERM!!!! UUUUUUUUUHHHHHHH B!^(# -she wasnt due for 6 more weeks!

poor kids! what kinda names are these? Hazeand Finnfor short?

"Julia Roberts gave birth to twins Hazel Patricia Moder and PhinnaeusWalter Moder on Sunday morning"

Looks like I'm gonna have to pick up some diapers before going to the hospital tonight to see my babe.  I hope she isn't upset that I wasn't there for the delivery.

hahahaha- that'll go over real nice with your wife.

Wife? What wife? 

Oh, that one.  Ooops, OK nevermind

Did ya check your barndoor?

Although I'd honk at cha anytime bro

HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY REG!!!!

Happy Birthday Reg!!!

As a matter of fact, after that incident in the fourth grade, I'm obsessive about checking my barndoor.

Maybe thatswhy she was honking at you.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, REGGIE!!

 

::imagine Marilyn Monroe in Green:: ;)

 

 

Happy Birth...day to...you
Happy Birth...day to...you
Happy...Birth...day, Mr... Reggg...MAN
Happy .. Birth...day.. to...you

::blows Regman a kiss::

 

I was getting off the bus this afternoon, and some weird chick kept honking at me.

I think she was trying to pick me up.

And if you woulda just turned around to see,
I WAS trying to pick you up
(I tried to offer you... a ride) ;) geesh

By the way...you crossed on a RED light!
on one of the busiest corners in St Paul.

Regman is now old enough to turn in the Medallion legally ;)

I had to wear my suit to school today for my mock interview, I look like a hit man LOL.

Hey, aren't they supposed to announce the WC button design tomorrow?

Whoohoo! Won't be long till you can buy em I'm guessin.

Happy B-Day Reg!

 

;p

so the new Mexican Consolate is named CLUES but pronounced Clu es. Thought it was funny when I saw it on the building-

Thanks everyone!!!

I CAN turn in the medallion now can't I??? Never even thought of that!!!!

Reg - I see your hero is on a dateline interview this week.  That's pretty rare stuff.

Hey me2, where is that new building anyway? I didn't know it was already up and running.

Reg - I see your hero is on a dateline interview this week.

He is? I looked all over the (mostly worthless) Dateline NBC site and didn't see anything about it.

This just in!

Clue Master,

I couldn't help but think of you tonight when they lit that darn tree at 30 Rock.  Anyway, this just in (please spread the word):

"No Time for Cold Feet" Screenings

Bell Auditorium

Sat. Jan. 22nd 12:30pm, 3pm
Sun. Jan. 23rd 12:30pm, 3pm
Sat. Jan. 29th 12:30pm, 3pm
Sat. Feb. 5th 12:30pm, 3pm
Sun. Feb. 6th 12:30pm, 3pm

Tickets
$8 - adults
$5.50 - seniors, children under 12

There will be no advance ticket sales.  Tickets for the 12:30pm show will go on sale at 12noon.  Once the first show starts, the second show's tickets will go on sale (at approximately 12:45pm).

The Bell Museum Auditorium is located at 17th and University Ave. S.E. on the University of MN East Bank campus in the Bell Museum of Natural History.

Bell Museum Of Natural History
10 Church St SE
Minneapolis MN 55455
(612) 624-7083

Please see this website for Bell Auditorium parking and directions:
http://www.mnfilmarts.org/?venue=2&page=5


From what we understand, parking is free on Sundays - though we have not been able to independently verify this.

this just in....joe