shadow
that dude is always hanging around, I just don’t feel like he’s pulling his fair share.
Cantaloupe Pie in Stages
edit/add here is the link to Cyndi’s blog with the recipieHere
Cyndi brought some into the office. At first you think blech then you try it it and are confused because you don’t want to like it but like it regardless. Finally you back for a real slice, bigger than the no thank you serving.
mantis cymk via intellitune
A praying mantis and its reflection scale a Broad Street window in Downtown Gadsden on Monday Morning July 28, 2008. “The praying mantises are out right now, and this time of year they are feeding, and feeding well. The glass is an especially good place for them. The lights draw insects there are they are able to feed easily.” said Dr. George Cline a Biology professor at JSU. Mantids are tropical or subtropical insects. There are many native species in the South, but the most common species in the North are those that have been introduced from Europe or China. They’re ambush predators, and they’re very good to have around to keep down garden pests. Like black widow spiders, females may kill the male during reproduction. Gadsden Times Photo by Eric T. Wright
Letters to the editor
Two gems in one day from the ol GT OpEd Page
chainsaws?
Come on amazon because i bought some little rare earth magnets in your home section of your website doesn’t mean i will buy a generator or a chainsaw. Seriously, who buys a chainsaw on Amazon?
Bama
I thought Tennessee and Alabama were supposed to be mortal enemies. I guess these folks didn’t get the memo.
blammo flash
Let there be light, and wrinkles
bentley
hey, they named that car after someone I know,.
blades of grass
le whoa
Someone just sent me a link to this
I hadn’t read it, and no one told me it was running. I don’t quite know what to say. I am glad the guy liked the photos, but they aren’t exactly creative photos, have bad light and a boring, static subject. I guess that just goes to show you never know what will resonate with the readers.