Maura Murray

Aftermath wrote:

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The one at Constable, even though it was in horrible disrepair, had something welcoming about it, even when no one visited the place for years. A certain sadness about it. I nearly died in the north country area at 2:30 a.m.,3 or 4 years ago on that severe bend in Fort Covington. That entire Franklin County area has a lot of history and much tragedy including Lake Champlain area. An early war zone, it's as though the lake had been created from tears. Really.

at times it seems your speaking of jkm..Now with Constable your talking keyes..So your not really sure?

Aftermath wrote:

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The one at Constable, even though it was in horrible disrepair, had something welcoming about it, even when no one visited the place for years. A certain sadness about it. I nearly died in the north country area at 2:30 a.m.,3 or 4 years ago on that severe bend in Fort Covington. That entire Franklin County area has a lot of history and much tragedy including Lake Champlain area. An early war zone, it's as though the lake had been created from tears. Really.

I have driven that area twice on my bike the last two years and the folks are just nuts in the way that they drive up there. I mean like nothing I have ever seen. Not sure how this relates to maura? Please help us

Granny M wrote:

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I prefer to not live my life in fear. Fear is an artificial wall we put up to protect ourselves and can can be dehabilitating.I prefer to be aware of my surroundings and not put myself in a position of danger while at the same time enjoying my life.

I totally agree. No need for an artificial wall of fear when you have a 40cal. Glock and can shoot the eyes out of a mosquito at 100 yds.:)

JWB wrote:

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If you are interested in the truth then you look at all angles .

Exactly!!!! Words to live by!

findmaura wrote:

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at times it seems your speaking of jkm..Now with Constable your talking keyes..So your not really sure?

agree- My first thoughts were the same and now I am not sure- I thought this guy lived in Grafton County>

JWB wrote:

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I have driven that area twice on my bike the last two years and the folks are just nuts in the way that they drive up there. I mean like nothing I have ever seen. Not sure how this relates to maura? Please help us

you havent seen nuthin till you try a rotary on Cape Cod in July..

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I totally agree. No need for an artificial wall of fear when you have a 40cal. Glock and can shoot the eyes out of a mosquito at 100 yds.:)

I hate guns and so doen't my family- If you are talking about being in fear of Jenky I say really? Do you really think Jenky is out for Wowzer? Please girl you really need to take a girl getaway and chill. If you really feel threatened by jenkins then why do you continue to post?

findmaura wrote:

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you havent seen nuthin till you try a rotary on Cape Cod in July..

I have done that lol yep you are right hold on to your steering wheel and a finger on the horn.

Hey Wowzer thanks for the info on the maura article again in the mountainside- gee that is more of a tourist paper= interesting that they put that in their paper? wowzer any ideas on that? why put there? wink

free plug maybe IDK

Ridiculous wrote:
"I stayed in Youth Hostels and met amazing people from all over the world. Back packers are by nature a fairly eclectic group.
It was during this time that I became the unwitting participant in an accidental social experiment that reminds me of this thread on Topix.
I was working as the assistant manager of a Youth Hostel right outside of Seattle Washington. It was late in the year and the season was almost over. Foreign travelers were pretty scarce so we decided to book anyone who seemed reasonably acceptable as we needed the income."

Ridiculous,
And what exactly, may I ask, did those sacrificial years of mystical revelations lead you to believe in terms of moral ethics? I loved the west coast,that adorable little tea shop in downtown Portland and then of course Cannon Beach. Flying my kite on the beach at Lincoln City... Talk about needing a syringe of haldol & cogentin....just to bring me back to earth! Those were the times, for sure. Youth hostels....talk about drama queens.... Flipping the hair, those pocket combs. Emotional labile, and all for naught, right? Sounds like you had some experiences that left you alive. Good for you. Too bad there are not more like you. Really.

JWB wrote:

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I have done that lol yep you are right hold on to your steering wheel and a finger on the horn.

Really,the best way to proceed,is with a finger in the air.Keeps them little touristy devils away.

Aftermath- I am sorry if you suffer from those diseases

findmaura wrote:

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Really,the best way to proceed,is with a finger in the air.Keeps them little touristy devils away.

we from NH take pride in courtesy so it is against our code to flip the finger with NH plates on.

now when we see mass plates and they continue to drive erratic then we have all we can do to stay calm.

JWB wrote:

Aftermath- I am sorry if you suffer from those diseases

JWB,
Please try not to be so kind. You sound like some victim trying to recover from moral neutrality or something worse. Have some confidence...please.... Don't whine so... Trying pinching yourself, maybe give out a little scream to ensure you're still alive. You seem to suffer a disease of the soul.

Wowzer the real one wrote:

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I think the boogey man is right here among us on this forum

Wowzer,
Surely, you do not harbor some neurotic fear of the boogey man. I expected more from you. Maybe you should chat with Beagle for a little reassurance. Beagle, I'm quite sure, knows there is no such fellow as the boogey man.

Granny M wrote:

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I prefer to not live my life in fear. Fear is an artificial wall we put up to protect ourselves and can can be dehabilitating.I prefer to be aware of my surroundings and not put myself in a position of danger while at the same time enjoying my life.

With due respect, I have to disagree somewhat with you. Fear is not an artificial wall; knowing when to be afraid and therefore take the necessary precautions has kept the human species alive for hundreds of thousands of years. Assuming that anyone can walk anywhere at any time in complete safety is a pipedream. It has never been that way, and from what the world shows us every day it is likely it never will be. Don't be disabled by it -- be ready because of it.

hi all,when i called Sprint a while back and asked how the sytstem of pinging and locating a phone worked they were very imformative.take care philip

Granny M wrote:

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I prefer to not live my life in fear. Fear is an artificial wall we put up to protect ourselves and can can be dehabilitating.I prefer to be aware of my surroundings and not put myself in a position of danger while at the same time enjoying my life.

be ever so afraid, Granny-Boy. Topix people say a serial killer walks among us.