kim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > just for fun, I went back and searched some of the > back in the day threads from 2003 - WOW, Chas, > AlanB and TJM!! Toss Ed in for a laugh or two!!! > I promise not to reserect any!! But - anyone know > where Mrs. Craft is???? I remember Mrs. Craft... boy...she could argue/pick a fight about anything
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contessa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ><><>< I'M HAPPY...HAPPY!!! > > > Contessa > > BTW....I need a 'smooch' one!! and especially for you 'tessa
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Barbara.. Hit reply, click on the yellow smilie face and pick one. Click one and it appears voila... very cool ><
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Grumpy - I couldn't resist Anon1..don't look at me & my emoticons for any TTOL issues..we're harmless
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here is crappy emoticon for ya Grumpy....
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nice...funny and sad at the same time. I tend to forget what a beautiful voice Cass Elliott had. I think she is remembered more for her death, at this point than her talent... thanks for the memory
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I thought it was a moot point so didn't bother...but here it U.S. citizens require one of the following: A valid passport and a return/continuing ticket. A birth certificate with raised seal and photo identification and a return/continuing ticket. Naturalized citizens must show an original naturalization certificate with photo identification and a return/continuing ticket. Green
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Thanks Oldtimer...you made my night (of course more tears) My last visit (one of many wonderful trips) to New Orleans was shortly before Katrina, on a work trip. It was splendid as usual. I have not been back since and my husband has never had the pleasure...a trip is in our future..
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Geez Ed...I looked at the date and realized it was a 21 year old music video... now I really feel old, especially with them celebrating American Bandstand's 55th anniversary. Hey...I only remember the Dick Clark era...honest and I was a ittle kid. But seriously, I did know kids that had older siblings that danced on the show.
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Originally you would have needed a Passport but because of the exteme delays in getting them out, the gov't backed up the date. If you don't have a Passport check out the State dept website carefully for info, changes and updates. state dept passport info (official)
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you would either need a Passport OR if proof you have applied for your Passport and a copy of your official raised seal birth certificate and official id.
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Thanks Ed...lunch-time here at the office and it seems they have blocked youtube from the office computer. I'll check it from home tonight and report back..
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I was a big fan of the show NBC's Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. On the Dec 4th 2006 episode they featured a group of New Orleans musicians led by Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews played the new version of the Christmas classic as part of "The Christmas Show" episode's story line. The musicians were really the Hurricane Katrina survivors they played on the show. The vi
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Ed (nine510) Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, the whole point is that they're "oldies". > I'm sure BettNan enjoyed it, enormously. > > yup
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quite a fun...but you have to admit that Lou Christie seems to have done quite a bit of "living" since the old days.
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another vote for Hiro at Little Europe.
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