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INTERESTS
I LOVE to Spring Turkey hunt. I also love to hunt deer, rabbit, squirrels, heck I just LOVE to HUNT!! I also love shooting in 3D tournaments. I enjoy playing softball when we can get enough people to form a team. Love NASCAR and DALE JR!!
TELEVISION
The old TV shows on TV LAND and of course Realtree Roadtrips.
I am engaged to the greatest man in the world. I love doing everything with him. We spend most of our time in the woods hunting. I love to turkey hunt. It's my passion and my obsession. I do love to hunt deer, squirrel, rabbit, dove, heck just about anything but most of all the turkey!
Don't you think it's time we all became more physically active? Beginning in July 2009, a few friends & I will be riding 5 miles every day.
If you would like to join our Bike Club, please let me know and we can make arrangements.
I think it would be appropriate to ride somewhere between 4:00 and 7:00 pm. We can call it happy hour, and pick you up on the way. Let me know if this works for you.
I have attached a photo of my bike.
We would even let you tend bar or steer if ya wanted to!
The flower for the month of May is the lily of the valley. Here is the story and language of this flower.
Linguistic Roots for the Name Lily of the Valley
The lily of the valley heralds from northern Europe. As a result, it did not originally have a Latin or Greek name. The monks who named it had knowledge of botany and so chose a Latin name for it that had religious connotations. They named it lilium convallium (now convallaria majalis), lily of the valley. The naming of the plant referred not only to the flower having a tendency to grow in valleys but also to the Song of Solomon where we read the phrase, I am the rose of Sharon and the lily of the valley.
The official Latin name convallaria majalis means valley (convallaria) and the month of May (majalis), which probably refers to where and when it blooms.
History of the Flower
One of the colloquial names for the lily of the valley is Our Ladys Tears because legend claims that the flower sprung up from the Virgin Marys tears, which she shed at the foot of the cross. As a result, the flower became associated with Mary.
In ancient times, boys and girls would pick bouquets of lily of the valley because it was supposed to bring good fortune in love. Because of the timing of the plants blossom, it was often referred to as May Lily or May Bells.
Just thought you might like to get a flower today! If that made you smile, my mission was accomplished!
Be sure to go over to our site www.outdoorenvy.com and check out our Turkey Contest going on this Spring for members - great prizes! More big plans coming soon
Glad to have you on board!
Marc Anthony
Pro Staff for:
Muzzy Broadheads
Vital Gear
Non Typical Hunter
Prairie State Outdoors
Natural Predator
Let us take a closer look!
A rabbit dug a deep little borough out in the middle of our yard and has a whole brood of baby bunnies down in there!
If you would like to join our Bike Club, please let me know and we can make arrangements.
I think it would be appropriate to ride somewhere between 4:00 and 7:00 pm. We can call it happy hour, and pick you up on the way. Let me know if this works for you.
I have attached a photo of my bike.
We would even let you tend bar or steer if ya wanted to!
I just took this picture Sunday evening! I think it is one of my best yet!
The flower for the month of May is the lily of the valley. Here is the story and language of this flower.
Linguistic Roots for the Name Lily of the Valley
The lily of the valley heralds from northern Europe. As a result, it did not originally have a Latin or Greek name. The monks who named it had knowledge of botany and so chose a Latin name for it that had religious connotations. They named it lilium convallium (now convallaria majalis), lily of the valley. The naming of the plant referred not only to the flower having a tendency to grow in valleys but also to the Song of Solomon where we read the phrase, I am the rose of Sharon and the lily of the valley.
The official Latin name convallaria majalis means valley (convallaria) and the month of May (majalis), which probably refers to where and when it blooms.
History of the Flower
One of the colloquial names for the lily of the valley is Our Ladys Tears because legend claims that the flower sprung up from the Virgin Marys tears, which she shed at the foot of the cross. As a result, the flower became associated with Mary.
In ancient times, boys and girls would pick bouquets of lily of the valley because it was supposed to bring good fortune in love. Because of the timing of the plants blossom, it was often referred to as May Lily or May Bells.
Just thought you might like to get a flower today! If that made you smile, my mission was accomplished!