November 2006
Monthly Archive
Self Improvement books
Posted by Moo on 21 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: web page
I have been meaning to add this page
Non fiction books - Self Improvement
for some time and have finally got around to it! I have added a few of my favourites but by no means all of them! I hope you find these books as informative as I have.
Life and living it.. my views!
Posted by Moo on 19 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: web page
I have just added a new page to my website….
These are MY views on life . My truths as they are today. They might not be the same for you, but because of my experiences they are my truths at this moment.
Let me know your views!
Interesting facts about the 1500’s
Posted by Moo on 17 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: web page
Ever wondered why brides carry a bouquet? Why do we say “don’t throw the baby out with the bath water” or “it’s raining cats and dogs” or “bring home the bacon”? Why do we have canopy beds? Where did the word “thresh hold” come from? Why do we have a “wake”?
I got an e-mail the other day with the answer to these questions and I thought it was worth sharing with you all. So I added a page:
Interesting facts about 1500’s in England
Go here to find the answer to these questions! Enjoy!
Quail
Posted by Moo on 08 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: web page
I have added a new page about Quail birds which include three very short videos of them. However I really am not sure of their variety. I think they are California Quail but am not sure. So if you know, please inform me! Thank you!
Family tree evidence
Posted by Moo on 03 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: family trees, web page
I have added a new web page Family Tree Evidence.
I have been working on making sure I have the evidence in the trees that I am working on. Plus I have been asked how I know I have the right people. So I have attempted to explain how I get my evidence. I hope you find it useful.
Grand Forks Halloween Bonfire and Fireworks
Posted by Moo on 01 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
I have just got in after an evening spent round a massive low bonfire with six foot long logs among others, burning. It kept us all lovely and warm on this chilly evening! At seven o’clock there were several hundred people there but by the end of the firework display at 8-15 there must have been over a thousand people. When I drove off cars were parked in the nearby streets and people were walking back along the roads to their vehicles as well as to all the cars parked in the car park.
Families were out in force. Children and some adults had dressed up for the occassion. There were fairies and animal costumes, a walking coffin and the best one I saw all evening, a headless man carrying his head!!
Hot chocolate was available. There were bags of candies for the youngsters and a haunted house to visit. Music played as we waited round the bonfire for the fireworks to begin.
They were worth waiting for. They lasted for a full fifteen minutes. Wonderful color bursts filed the air! Spectacular and brought forth a few oohhhs and aaahhhs!!!