10/24/2009 11:29:41

Thanks for the add. Have a good one.

10/23/2009 23:50:18

WAY 2 GO Girl!!! I got my buck 2! That is 28 deer 4 me now! Think I might go 4 a spike bull this yr. Never shot a bull yet, just cows! CONGRATS again on the Buck!!!

10/07/2009 21:43:43

Hey Jen steal Lenny's Muzzle Loader and leave him with the Boys Saturday and GO BAG A BIG ONE!!!!!!!

08/21/2009 10:23:54

Here is a slide show of pictures I took yesterday evening!



Just figured out how to do this!

08/07/2009 21:00:13

The affect of sunlight on color,

08/01/2009 11:30:48

thanks 4 the add

07/17/2009 18:36:59

hey thanks for the add

06/12/2009 21:09:43

Nice Red!

06/06/2009 22:14:03

Every flower has a history and every flower symbolizes something. Often the history and symbols are confusing and contradictory but they are still fascinating. The flower for the month of June is the rose. Here is the story of the flower.

The Linguistic Roots for the Name Rose
The Latin name for the rose, rosa, literally means red. Diana Wells suggests that saying that rose means red is like saying the heart is a muscle situated on the left side of the rib cage, it is an incomplete understanding of what the blossom symbolizes.

History of the Flower
Quite possibly the most popular flower in the history of the world, the rose has a multitude of legends and myths surrounding it. A flower of such prominence must be related to the gods of our world or at least one would think so when considering the wealth of otherworldly associations attached to the blossom. Was the smile of Amor the source of our first rose or did it fall from the hair of the goddess of dawn, Aurora?

The sweet scent and frowsy beauty of the blossom resulted in it being popular among the rulers of this world. The infamous Cleopatra had her pillows filled with rose petals. Romans used petals to decorate their feasts and even had canopies filled to shower petals upon the guests. Sometimes the Romans love of roses became too much and the shower of petals would actually smother guests.

The Symbolism of Roses
Jewish legends attributed the color of the rose to the first blood that darkened the earths soil. The Teutons believed the rose was a symbol of the underworld and called their battlefields rose gardens.

Just wanted to give ya a reason to smile today!

Ps. I hope you are having an awesome weekend there young lady!

05/12/2009 21:41:18

Somehow I knew when I clicked on this profile and the bright orange came up I would see a Gator symbol symbol. And there it was! I must be psychic.

04/24/2009 20:25:45

04/17/2009 10:05:49

Good to hear from you. Me and Mel are doing great. We are getting married May 16. Looks like you have your hands full. We are trying to get some hunting done while we can. Glad to see everything is going well for you all.

04/14/2009 22:24:02

Thanks for the add

04/09/2009 13:29:32

The April flower is the daisy. Daisies are associated with innocence. The gerbera daisy has large colorful blooms, which has made it a favorite with flower lovers. There is a legend that a nymph wanting to escape unwanted attention, transformed herself into the daisy. Ever after this the April birth flower has the flower meaning of implicity and modesty. An alternate birth flower for April is the sweet pea.

The Gerbera Daisy is a perennial favorite. This daisy and April birth flower is a wonderful flower to design boquets with as it can be the focal point or an accent. The Gerbera Daisy is actually a perennial herb native to South Africa. The Gerbera Daisy is also known as the African Daisy, Transvaal Daisy, Gerb, and Barberton Daisy. It is one of the most popular cut flowers.

Just thought maybe you could use a flower today! If that made ya smile, my mission was accomplished!

04/07/2009 15:47:00

Thanks for the request best of luck to you this year!!!