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What gives you pleasure. what gives you a thrill!! what pops your top???? :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:wah::wah:

Actually I'm still searching for it . I have "stuff" but I'm on a new road now and out to discover new things ...I'll get back to you on that.

I have to admit I have taken up sining again. I made people cry the other week when I sung Amazing grace. It wasn't my intention but at least I know I still have it. That kind of floats my boat.

southern yankee;1330171 wrote: What gives you pleasure. what gives you a thrill!! what pops your top???? :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:wah::wah:


You mean what lifts my skirt as we say here? :wah:

Oh Goodie.... A lovely new thread where I get chance to show my passion again.

YouTube - Cheltenham (Downtown)



These are mine and where I am at most happiest. I have been lucky In life where I have worked some the best Race-courses In Britain but the Cheltenham festival held over 4 days Is the high-light of my racing calender.

I am not one of those gamblers who are In the bookies betting on any-thing. I have 5 or 6 Special National Hunt Chase race-horses and I follow their careers each time they run. That is the art of beating a bookie... Not to take chances gambling on any-thing In the hope of getting a winner but to concentrate on the careers of a few of the best. When one retires, there Is always another waiting to go on my list.

This particular video Is very special to me because the 6 or so horses I follow all the time did so well at Cheltenham last year. They are Kauto Star, Denman, Big Bucks, Cooldine, Weapons Amnisty, Forpaddytheplasterer, Tricky Trickster, Imperial Commander, Madison Du Berlais, Character Bulilding.

There Is no amount of money I would not pay to see them run at Cheltenham or Kempton on Boxing Day.



YouTube - Cheltenham Memories 2009

fuzzywuzzy;1330174 wrote: Actually I'm still searching for it . I have "stuff" but I'm on a new road now and out to discover new things ...I'll get back to you on that.

I have to admit I have taken up sining again. I made people cry the other week when I sung Amazing grace. It wasn't my intention but at least I know I still have it. That kind of floats my boat. that is a gift. i always wanted too. but i howl LOLOLO!!

oscar;1330175 wrote: You mean what lifts my skirt as we say here? :wah:

Oh Goodie.... A lovely new thread where I get chance to show my passion again.

YouTube - Cheltenham (Downtown)



These are mine and where I am at most happiest. I have been lucky In life where I have worked some the best Race-courses In Britain but the Cheltenham festival held over 4 days Is the high-light of my racing calender.

I am not one of those gamblers who are In the bookies betting on any-thing. I have 5 or 6 Special National Hunt Chase race-horses and I follow their careers each time they run. That is the art of beating a bookie... Not to take chances gambling on any-thing In the hope of getting a winner but to concentrate on the careers of a few of the best. When one retires, there Is always another waiting to go on my list.

This particular video Is very special to me because the 6 or so horses I follow all the time did so well at Cheltenham last year. They are Kauto Star, Denman, Big Bucks, Cooldine, Weapons Amnisty, Forpaddytheplasterer, Tricky Trickster, Imperial Commander, Madison Du Berlais, Character Bulilding.

There Is no amount of money I would not pay to see them run at Cheltenham or Kempton on Boxing Day.



YouTube - Cheltenham Memories 2009 wow

sorry I'll rephrase that I've taken up 'singing' again..not sining......although it is still an option.

YouTube - Connie Francis - VACATION

No matter what time of the year it is................... :-6

along-for-the-ride;1330415 wrote: YouTube - Connie Francis - VACATION

No matter what time of the year it is................... :-6 i love vacations. hubby and i would get in the van and just drive. they were the best

The beach and surfing.:-6

chonsigirl;1330421 wrote: The beach and surfing.:-6 iam a history NUT. plus love the mountains. 1800's american history.

Oh, history is so much fun, it was my major field. I still read and write history all the time, speaking at a history conference in Oct. (a good excuse to see my grandson too, and I got excused for it from school for once)

chonsigirl;1330430 wrote: Oh, history is so much fun, it was my major field. I still read and write history all the time, speaking at a history conference in Oct. (a good excuse to see my grandson too, and I got excused for it from school for once) when hubby and i would travel. any hist. landmark. we would stop. love to take the back roads. never know what you see. or who you will meet.

Before my husband was ill, he took me to Gettysburg, it was so interesting. We used to visit lots of historical sites, he was too tired from the car ride to his parents this summer to stop at Antietam, I always wanted to see that too.

chonsigirl;1330448 wrote: Before my husband was ill, he took me to Gettysburg, it was so interesting. We used to visit lots of historical sites, he was too tired from the car ride to his parents this summer to stop at Antietam, I always wanted to see that too. that was going to be our next trip. then down the east coast.

chonsigirl;1330430 wrote: Oh, history is so much fun, it was my major field. I still read and write history all the time, speaking at a history conference in Oct. (a good excuse to see my grandson too, and I got excused for it from school for once)


Which reminds me, I meant to mention, I'm currently proofreading "Picture Writing of the American Indian" from 1893 and an interesting read it's making too.

I saw the title and I thought of you

Oh, that must be an interesting book Bryn!

Alot of land/cartography and place name presentations, I will look if anything similar shows up at the conference.

southern yankee;1330171 wrote: What gives you pleasure. what gives you a thrill!! what pops your top???? :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:wah::wah:


stayin alive!:yh_rotfl