Asking For Trouble

[tim_be...@my-deja.com]

Alright, I might be asking for trouble but who are you guys gonna vote
for in the upcoming election? I basically find it hard to stomach any
higher level politition. Is it them, the system or a little of both?
Maybe it's us! I'll probably go Libertarian.
Tim

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[Paul Edwards]

Looks like Bob just found his next poll question.

PE

[b...@idealsys.net]

> Looks like Bob just found his next poll question.

Yup.

[jillsl...@my-deja.com]

> Alright, I might be asking for trouble but who are you guys gonna vote
> for in the upcoming election? I basically find it hard to stomach any
> higher level politition. Is it them, the system or a little of both?
> Maybe it's us! I'll probably go Libertarian.
> Tim

So true, Tim. But won't it be nice to get rid of Bill?

[Renee]

Anyone read the new John Grisham novel "The Brethren"?

[mars...@my-deja.com]

In article <8cqtjf$1kt$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

Renee <sch...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> Anyone read the new John Grisham novel "The Brethren"?
>

Not yet. Would you recommend it?

[b...@idealsys.net]

> Anyone read the new John Grisham novel "The Brethren"?

No, I'm waiting for the paperback so it matches the rest of my set. I
think I've read them all except for Rainmaker (but I saw the movie
twice).

[Renee]

> Not yet. Would you recommend it?

I enjoyed it. Makes you wonder what really motivates politicians. I
also read The Pilot's Wife while flying home from FL. What a time to
read that book!! Anyway, it was a good read, but scary too. We could
go to the great debate...just how well do you know someone?

How about this one, is the blue you see the same blue I see?

Talk at you soon!!!

Renee

[mars...@my-deja.com]

In article <8d34nb$r8q$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

Renee <sch...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
> > Not yet. Would you recommend it?
>
> I enjoyed it. Makes you wonder what really motivates politicians. I
> also read The Pilot's Wife while flying home from FL. What a time to
> read that book!! Anyway, it was a good read, but scary too. We could
> go to the great debate...just how well do you know someone?
>
> How about this one, is the blue you see the same blue I see?
>
> Talk at you soon!!!
>
> Renee
>

> Gosh - I haven't read a book in so long. Think I may just go this
weekend and get one. My husband hates when I read because when it is a
good book, I just can't put it down and things don't get done around
here. Oh well. I would love to get lost right now in a good book.
Thanks for a great idea!!! PS I won't tell Mike where I got the idea
from. ;)

[jillsl...@my-deja.com]

>I also read The Pilot's Wife while flying home from FL. What a time to
> read that book!! Anyway, it was a good read, but scary too. We could
> go to the great debate...just how well do you know someone?

Pilot's Wife was a good one! I just finished reading a book I've
always meant to read but never did. One that most people read in high
school, but we all know why we didn't! It was "To Kill a
Mockingbird." What a great book! I've seen bits and pieces of the
movie but the book was great if you're ever looking for a good read. A
lot of it was about race relations if you don't remember the story.
It's funny how much hasn't changed since it was written in 1960.

> How about this one, is the blue you see the same blue I see?

Me and you might, but the average male doesn't see color as clearly as
we females. Colorblindness is much more common in men therefore the
poorly matched clothes and bachelor interiors!