Learning to Fly
Into the distance, a ribbon of blackStretched to the point of no turning backA flight of fancy on a windswept fieldStanding alone my senses reeledA fatal attraction holding me fast, howCan I escape this irresistible grasp?Can't keep my mind from the circling skiesTongue-tied and twisted Just an earth-bound misfit, IIce is forming on the tips of my wingsUnheeded warnings, I thought I thought of everythingNo navigator to find my way homeUnladened, empty and turned to stoneA soul in tension that's learning to flyCondition grounded but determined to tryCan't keep my mind from the circling skiesTongue-tied and twisted just an earth-bound misfit, IAbove the planet on a wing and a prayer,My grubby halo, a vapour trail in the empty air,Across the clouds I see my shadow flyOut of the corner of my watering eyeA dream unthreatened by the morning lightCould blow this soul right through the roof of the nightThere's no sensation to compare with thisSuspended animation, A state of blissCan't keep my mind from the circling skiesTongue-tied and twisted just an earth-bound misfit, I-- Pink Floyd Blogged with Flock
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Cold
Here is a website that is moving:
One Cold Hand. It is about gloves that are found in the
Pittsburgh area. Blogged with Flock
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Train to Michigan
Currently Corey and I are on the train to Battle Creek! We had a nice day in Chicago and got to see my friend Lauren who is working in Chicago. Almost Home!
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What has the world come too? We are now the dumping ground for Canadian hand me downs!
Canadians Discarding Old Clothes in Mall Parking Lots on U.S. Shopping TripsMonday, December 17, 2007
Associated Press
NIAGARA, N.Y. — Canadian shoppers taking advantage of the parity between the U.S. and Canadian dollars are leaving behind more than cash when the head home.
They're leaving behind their old clothes.
Some Canadian shoppers wear their new clothes home to avoid paying a duty when they cross back into Canada. The old clothes get left behind in parking lots, dressing rooms and restrooms at malls and shopping plazas in the Buffalo-Niagara Falls region.
At the Fashion Outlets mall just outside the city of Niagara Falls, managers have placed collection bins near the exits where Canadians customers can deposit their unwanted items.
The clothing is then given to Community Missions of Niagara Frontier.
Clothing bins have also been placed at the Walden Galleria in suburban Cheektowaga.
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Some Initial Wedding Pictures
Here are some of the first photos I have from my wedding. There will be more to follow.
Corey sees me for the first time in my wedding dress
Corey signing the Katuba
Corey going down the aisle with his father
Corey and I under the Chuppah
Sunset after the wedding
Introduction of Mr. and Mrs. Corey Ringer
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Back to the Real World
We are back from our honeymoon. We had a wonderful honeymoon. For our honeymoon we took a cruise to the Bahamas. We rented motor scooters and went around the island.
The wedding went off without to much trouble. It was a special day that I will never forget. My Grandfather walked me down the aisle. Seeing Corey under the chuppa waiting for me is a picture that will remain with me for eternity.
I will show some pictures tomorrow, but I have to get back to the real world. Tomorrow I have to get back to the grind. Signal Officer Basic starts tomorrow bright and early at 0530. Fun times! Got to love early wake up calls.
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