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I hate jewelry enough that I'd be willing
to risk death rather than wear any.
away your wrist watch.
Fairly LC and gluten free:
Title: Iowa Peas and Cheese Salad
... It's easy and delicious, and a classic in at least one household.
I remember my first flight but not the airline's name.
My family was driving from Cobden to Kirkland Lake, a 300 mile trip,
when I was six for the summer. Dad stopped half way in North Bay and
dropped Mom, me and my next oldest brother off at the airport just
for the experience and then continued driving with the two youngest
ones. The 150 mile flight was in a DC3 and I still remember the
thrill of take off and landing. I also got a window seat by myself
across the aisle form Mom and my brother, so it was almost like
being by myself.
The next flight wasn't until I was 12 and the family flew by jet
from Ottawa to Florida for Christmas with my American aunt and uncle
at Daytona Beach.
Title: Flemish Stew - Vlaamse Karbonades
From: Www.Godutch.Com
On 03-29-19 11:09, Michael Loo <=-
spoke to Jim Weller about 156 jewelry and first fli <=-
No flights between 1955 and 1965, when I was
more interested in the cuteness of the flight
attendants than the flight itself. By 1969
I'd grown enough so they were trying to pick
me up, which might have had an influence on
my chosen mode of transportation thenceforth.
Dale Shipp wrote to Michael Loo <=-
No flights between 1955 and 1965, when I was
more interested in the cuteness of the flight
attendants than the flight itself. By 1969
I'd grown enough so they were trying to pick
me up, which might have had an influence on
my chosen mode of transportation thenceforth.
Were they still being picked for their youth and beauty then? And
quickly found themselves out of a job as soon as someone put a ring on
it?
These days, the diversity and age range of flight attendents has
certainly increased. Plus, there are at least a few who you would
not relish being hit on (e.g. males).
Here is some pork for you. I'm not quite sure how one cuts pork
ribs into two inch lengths though. Bone saw?
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