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At 6:18 on November 18, 2007, Linda_TX said…: I think I owe you an apology. I'm sorry. I'll keep my errant thoughts to myself from here on.

At 4:21 on November 18, 2007, Fran J said…: Great piece of music. Not entirely sure what cornbread is but it sounds good - if it's a rainy Saturday special.

At 4:42 on November 14, 2007, WWM said…: Hi Element,
You have a great-but-complex-but-really-pleasant-to-hear tune for us in your personal Juke-Box..! Thanks for sharing..!
Any special tuning to play it..?
WWM

At 5:54 on November 9, 2007, Linda_TX said…: Hey, Dougie! Have you ever listened to Wait! Wait! Don't Tell Me? It's a news quiz program on NPR (National Public Radio)...of course that's national as in United States (we think we're the only nation, you know). I think you'd really like it. Go to http://npr.org and click on podcasts in the left column. Download and enjoy!

At 18:09 on November 5, 2007, Heather Lewin-Tiarks said…: Thanks element! Much appreciated.

At 16:30 on November 5, 2007, Carol said…: Hey Doug which are we suppose to see on this picture...u or the guitar???? haha Take good care of Lauries sledge. Get your honey do jobs done for her so she don't need to use it. haha I don't want to see it broken in case I need it for my pc...haha
Love ya!!!

At 15:07 on November 4, 2007, Hadassa Machado said…: hi element .you remember me?hehehehhee

hugs my friend

At 20:08 on November 3, 2007, Rike said…: okay, I see it worked with the picture ;)

At 20:07 on November 3, 2007, Rike said…: LOL... I'm sorry that I'm sometimes soooo slow - and I love the description 'rubber lady' *g*...
Went to your pictures on picasa to have a look at what your 'significant other' does ;) ::sighs:: she's really very talented, and I adore her collages. Please tell her how much I like what she created.
And I think it is very nice of you to do the 'male thing' *g*
btw - here's the link to the stamp I mentioned - before and after ;) Hope the html code works...

At 7:09 on November 3, 2007, Rike said…: good morning Doug :)

What a nice way to get up on a Saturday morning and to read such a nice comment :) Yes, I love b/w ones, too. In many cases they 'work' better for me.

The website you mentioned is my homepage: http://www.gekko-graphics.de
Yes, you are right, I bought that stamp in Vancouver. Wow, you're carving rubber stamps? I envy you for such a talent. I'm a klutz when it comes to make craft things ;) The gekko stamp I used for that logo looks a little different. I worked with it in a graphic program. The tail of the gekko was 'round' - so I cut it (no it didn't hurt the gekko *g*) and placed it the other way so it wasn't curled any longer. So, maybe it was really the one you carved? Maybe I'll upload a print of the original stamp later. Gotta get my daughter home from rehab first - she's always at home for the weekends.
I love gekkos (I know they are normally spelled geckos - but I like it that way). I even used the stamp for a tattoo I got some years ago.

thanks again (((Doug)))
Rike :)

At 10:41 on October 25, 2007, Rike said…: thanks so much for the link, the garden is fantastic. All the tiny little details that kept my eye. The mosaics, the self made table and the shelf made out of branches and stuff, instruments used to decorate... it's simply amazing. There was put so much love into all the things. She must have been a very, very special person. And I'm sure to have known her must be gift that will last forever. Thanks again for sharing this...

At 9:11 on October 24, 2007, Rike said…: I started taking photos in 1994 when I went to the US for the first time. Hubby got me my first reflex camera. But I only took "snapshots". In January 2001 I joined a German photo community because I wanted to improve. I'm still not there where I want to be with my photos, but I'm on the way ;)
For me photography is a way to express my feelings, it's an outlet. My father was diagnosed with cancer in 2003. I took a lot of pictures during his illness. For me and for him it was very important to deal with all the emotions. He died last year, and I'm so glad for each and every photo I have of him...
Thanks again for your kind words ::hugs::

At 5:38 on October 24, 2007, Heather Lewin-Tiarks said…: The fact that you know who Eilis Kennedy is makes you awesome!! Have you been to Dingle??

At 0:18 on October 24, 2007, Carol said…: Doug I like this picture much better!! Ha ha At least you shouldn't have a headache now. Beautiful music is much better....And do keep that sledge hidden...maybe we won't need it on this new site...it will work much better then LI.com....lol
Many Hugs,
Carol

At 18:18 on October 22, 2007, Wendy Johnson said…: Thank you for the warm welcome!

At 13:09 on October 21, 2007, Rike said…: Dear Doug, thanks so much for your lovely comment :) It really means a lot to me.
hugs and regards from Germany - Rike :)

At 16:09 on October 19, 2007, Carol said…: Doug...what happened...did u get a headache after standing on your head all that time. Now you are holding your head once again. Take some Alieve...lol Maybe your headache will go away...lol Hope your day is going good.
Hugs

At 15:35 on October 19, 2007, Linda_TX said…: Nice new photo of yourself, Doug. LOL

At 15:11 on October 16, 2007, Ferris said…: The Tune called Inion Ni Scannlainn. It was written by Ex Lunasa member and outstanding guitarist Donogh Hennesy.
As in many tunes there comes a story with. So here´s what Donogh says:
"Inion Ni Scannlàin translated to English means Miss Scanlon, or daughter of Scanlan. Miss Pauline Scanlon is a pretty young girl from Dingle in Co. Kerry, an amazing little town on the west coast of Ireland where I spent seven magic years of my life and where I learned to play traditional Irish music. Pauline is currently the singer in the Sharon Shannon band. I wrote this waltz for her and then I asked her to marry me."
Nice story isnt it?

Slán
Ferris