I've given this a lot of thought and decided that it doesn't make much sense to pledge allegiance to a piece of cloth no matter how pretty it may be. Therefore I dicided to rewrite the pledge that I have been reciting since I was about 10 years old. To me a far more importent item to pledge allegiance to, is a document of great importence, the one that enshrines our American identity and protects us as a nation. Here it is.
I pledge allegiance, to the Constitution of the United States of America, and to the Democratic Republic for which it Stands and Protects. One nation, Indivisible, with Liberty, Equality, and Justice for all American Citizens.
I have a spreadsheet with 374 movies listed. I've rated all of them from 1 to 5. 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest rating. 13 movies are unrated. I list 1 movie which I gave a 6 rating to which is even stranger because this movie isn't even in English, it's Japanese, it's B/W with subtitles and it's 3 1/2 hours long. I'm sure some of you will be able to guess the name of this movie.
My main ride is a 2000 Mazda Protege that I bought from my son. As an ex foreign car mechanic there's nothing on the car I can't fix if need be, including the engine, transmission, suspension, brakes. The car's got over 200,000 miles on it.
You're throwing your money away Galrads, 1/2 cup of sugar and 2 cups of water makes the perfect Hummingbird mixture. The red dye they added serves no purpose either.
One more thing. Hummers head to warmer climes when the weather turns cold, maybe they just haven't come back to your area yet. BTW, what are you putting in that feeder?
Looking at your picture I see 2 potential problems 1, the feeder might be too close to that wall thus fear of being attacked, maybe move it away from any structure. 2, that water hose looks like a snake and could be frightening them away. I've had a Hummingbird feeder hanging from my clothesline for at least 15 years, in fact I saw a Hummer at it just today.
CO is the abbreviation for company, and AAG is an insurance Co. that specializes in Reverse Mortgages. I had a Reverse Mortgage at one time but no longer.
First of all, it's not called Poke Salad in the area where it's best known namely the southern US. It's Poke Sallet. Here's a little history of the potentially poisonous plant.
When I was a kid 12 or 13 YO, living in the upper east side of Manhattan, me and some friends would go down to Bloomingdales a few times during the Xmas holidays and open taxicab doors for shoppers in hopes of getting some tips. That's one of the things I liked about Xmas. And presents of course. Sometimes me, my mother and older brother and sister would go out to Long Island and have Xmas dinner with my much older brothers family. That was one of the rare times I got to have a great meal. Some years my father would come and bring us some Xmas presents. That was like a double blessing, seeing him, and getting some goodies. These days I don't even celebrate Xmas.
I have a spreadsheet with almost 400 movies listed. I've given every one a rating from 1 to 5 stars. There is 1 movie which I had to break my own rule by giving it 6 stars. The irony of it is this movie is not even in English, but Japanese with subtitles. It is also in B&W. I'm sure there are some here who can guess which movie this is.
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Do you own any stocks?
I'm just looking for somebody to talk investing with. I've been involved in Wall St since 1967.