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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Lot of dog


Where would a man be without his dog? I don’t really want to find out; I would like you to meet mine her name is Brandy. She is a long haired wired haired fox terrier jack Russell mix. Just try saying that without tying your tongue in a knot. She likes to play with our cat Cinder, (that is short for Cinderella and that is another story). The cat generally gets the best of Brandy because Brandy won’t jump the fence (she could clear it in a single bounce) and the cat will run around the house and come up behind her and start the chase all over.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

lot of bear


The old west about a hundred fears ago, this was a wild place, Indians, outlaws, and rattle snakes ; this story is about one that terrorize, Utah, Idaho , and Wyoming from 1911 to 1923 when he was laid to rest. The Indians haled him with the respect of a god, outlaw ran wild with fear of him, and rattle snake would find a hole to hide in if he was around. It is reported that he attach a wagon train near south pass and killed three horses and aged people twenty years just from the site of him.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

lot of smoke


There we stood the sun at my back. In a monument one of us would die. He stood there all dress in black, his hand poised. He was a professional, no one knows just how many time he stood there to test who would die. How many men rest at his feet? Could I best him in a fare fight? I have the edge the sun is at my back.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Lot of without


There are some basic needs to be able to live, air, water, food. Without air you will live 3-5 minutes, without water about 10 days, you can go about a month without food. Any one of these with out’s is fatal. To deprive any one of these is murder. In a natural disaster food and water are the first supplies needed to save lives. People in prison are not deprived of these lives essentials. To deprive people of water is manslaughter, genocide, murder.

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