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Hello! Let's talk Leap Year

2008 is a leap year, with 366 days instead of the usual 365 days. Why? It was the ancient Egyptians who first figured out that the solar year and the man-made calendar year didn't always match up.

That's because it actually takes the Earth a little longer than a year to travel around the Sun - 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 46 seconds, to be exact.

Therefore, as the hours accumulated over the centuries, an extra day was occasionally added to the calendar, and over time the practice became more or less official.

It was the Romans who first designated February 29 as leap day. Later, a more precise formula (still in use today) was adopted in the 16th century when the Gregorian calendar fine-tuned the calculations to include a leap day in years only divisible by four, I.e., 2008, 2012.

Another stipulation ruled that no year divisible by 100 would have a leap year, except if it was divisible by 400. Thus, 1900 was not a leap year ... But 2000 was! Go figure.

Thankfully, all this intricate plotting will continue to keep us in tune with the seasons over the next several thousand years.

How about A Leap Year Ditty to Remember It By?

Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November;
All the rest have thirty-one
Save February, she alone
Hath eight days and a score
Til leap year gives her one day more.

Linda, from Tallassee, AL, USA

days until Reunion 2008! Argentina here we come!

Please drop by and visit the official 2008 Reunion Website where you'll find a lot of useful information.

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Born on a Leap Day? - According to astrologers, those born under the sign of Pisces on February 29 have unusual talents and personalities reflecting their special status. Most have to wait every four years to "officially" observe their birthdays, but leap year babies typically choose either February 28 or March 1 to celebrate in years that aren't leap years.

Some Famous People Born on February 29

Born 1976 - Ja Rule, rapper
Born 1972 - Anthonio Sabato Jr., model & actor
Born 1916 - Dinah Shore, singer
Born 1904 - Jimmy Dorsey, bandleader.
Born 1792 - Gioacchino Rossini, Italian opera composer

Linda, from Tallassee, AL, USA

How about a famous couple celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary - congratulations to our very own David & Janet!

The Further Adventures of Dabthoms, aka David from Essex, England

Well, I've eaten my share of the food that seems to have been everywhere and had at least more than my share of the champagne and now I'm going to have a nap. Thank goodness golden weddings are only every 50 years!

Glad to hear you had a great party....All the best for many more years together. Blessings,

Aussie Jan.

So you need to recover for another 50 yrs eh David? lol If you and your lovly wife are blessed with another 50, I'll even come and dance to it! God bless, it is so rare these days to hear of anyone staying together more than 5 -25 yrs. let alone 50. May you be as happy and in love are you still are today ... hugs,

Jami from Maryland, USA

Happy Golden Anniversary to you and your wife, David. I hope you have many more. Hugs,

Emma from Maryland, USA

CONGRATULATIONS to you both. 50 years is indeed something to celebrate. Best wishes,

Irene, aka Scotty, from Washington, USA

Congratulations David! I hope you have quite a few more , and they are all happy.

Daphne from Argentina

Wow, 50! Awesome! :) I love that dance that they do at weddings where they get all the married couples on the dance floor for a song, then they tell everybody to sit down who has only been married 5 years, then 10 years, then 15, etc etc. You guys would last a long time up there. :) Dave from Michigan, USA

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Don't forget to check the Birthday Calendar to see when members are celebrating their special days.
March birthday celebrations:

March 1 - Charito from Argentina's Birthday
March 5 - Patsi from Ontario Canada's Birthday
March 11 - Merrie from Ontario Canada's Birthday
March 13 - Maxine, from Ontario, Canada's Birthday
March 18 - Jenny from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada's Birthday
March 21 - Andrea from Cranbrook, B.C. Canada's Birthday
March 27 - TaJuan from Alabama's Birthday

HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND/OR ANNIVERSARY TO EVERYONE CELEBRATING!!
We look forward to hearing all about your special day.

If you are not listed in the calendar please be sure to email Jami from Maryland.

VIRGO - The Perfectionist - Dominant in relationships. Conservative. Always wants the last word. Argumentative. Worries. Very smart. Dislikes noise and chaos. Eager. Hardworking. Loyal. Beautiful. Easy to talk to. Hard to please. Harsh.. Practical and very fussy. Often shy. Pessimistic.
SCORPIO - The Intense One - Very energetic. Intelligent. Can be jealous and/or possessive. Hardworking. Great kisser. Can become obsessive or secretive. Holds grudges. Attractive. Determined. Loves being in long relationships. Talkative. Romantic. Can be self-centered at times. Passionate and Emotional.
LIBRA - The Harmonizer - Nice to everyone they meet. Can't make up their mind. Have own unique appeal. Creative, energetic, and very social. Hates to be alone. Peaceful, generous. Very loving and beautiful. Flirtatious. Give in too easily. Procrastinators. Very gullible.
ARIES - The Daredevil - Energetic. Adventurous and spontaneous. Confident and enthusiastic. Fun. Loves a challenge. EXTREMELY impatient. Sometimes selfish. Short fuse (easily angered). Lively, passionate, and sharp wit. Outgoing. Lose interest quickly -- easily bored. Egotistical. Courageous and assertive. Tends to be physical and athletic.
AQUARIUS - The Sweetheart - Optimistic and honest. Sweet personality. Very independent. Inventive and intelligent. Friendly and loyal. Can seem unemotional. Can be a bit rebellious. Very stubborn, but original and unique. Attractive on the inside and out. Eccentric personality.
GEMINI - The Chatterbox - Smart and witty. Outgoing, very chatty. Lively, energetic. Adaptable but needs to express themselves. Argumentative and outspoken. Likes change. Versatile. Busy, sometimes nervous and tense. May seem superficial or inconsistent, But is only changeable. Beautiful physically and mentally.
LEO - The Boss - Very organized. Need order in their lives -- like being in control. Like boundaries. Tend to take over everything. Bossy. Like to help others. Social and outgoing. Extroverted. Generous, warmhearted. Sensitive. Creative energy. Full of themselves. Loving. Doing the right thing is important to Leo's. Attractive.
CANCER - The Protector - Moody, emotional. May be shy. Very loving and caring.. Pretty/handsome. Excellent partners for life. Protective. Inventive and imaginative. Cautious. Touchy-feely kind of person. Needs love from others. Easily hurt, but sympathetic.
PISCES - The Dreamer - Generous, kind, and thoughtful. Very creative and imaginative. May become secretive and vague. Sensitive. Don't like details. Dreamy and unrealistic. Sympathetic and loving. Kind. Unselfish. Good kisser. Beautiful.
CAPRICORN - The Go-Getter - Patient and wise. Practical and rigid. Ambitious. Tends to be good-looking. Humorous and funny. Can be a bit shy and reserved. Often pessimists. Capricorns tend to act before they think and can be unfriendly at times. Hold grudges. Like competition. Get what they want.
TAURUS - The Enduring One - Charming but aggressive. Can come off as boring, but they are not. Hard workers. Warmhearted. Strong, has endurance. Solid beings who are stable and secure in their ways. Not looking for shortcuts. Take pride in their beauty. Patient and reliable. Make great friends and give good advice. Loving and kind. Loves hard -- passionate. Express themselves emotionally. Prone to ferocious temper-tantrums. Determined. Indulge themselves often. Very generous.
SAGITTARIUS - The Happy-Go-Lucky One - Good-natured optimist. doesn't want to grow up (Peter Pan Syndrome). Indulges self. Boastful. Likes luxuries and gambling. Social and outgoing. Doesn't like responsibilities. Often fantasizes. Impatient. Fun to be around. Having lots of friends. Flirtatious. Doesn't like rules. Sometimes hypocritical. Dislikes being confined -- tight spaces or even tight clothes. Doesn' t like being doubted. Beautiful inside and out.

Submitted by TerryLynn from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

This Birthday Calculator is so cool. After you've finished reading the info, click again, and see what the moon looked like the nite you were born. Linda, from Tallassee, AL, USA

Only one special day left this month - Feb. 29 - Sadie Hawkins Day -- a woman's day to propose marriage. This tradition originates in Ireland in the 5th century, when St. Bridget convinced St. Patrick to allow one day that a woman could propose. If the man refused, he was fined (incidentally, St. Bridget proposed to St. Patrick that day; he said no). 1,600 years later, the fine has been ousted (who's idea was that?), but women still have only this one day every 4 years set aside to profess their love and commitment for the men in their lives.

A lot more coming in March though to keep us busy.

March 1 - St. David's Day (Wales) - Dewi Sant as he is known in the Welsh language.
DEWI SANT
Saint David, or Dewi Sant, as he is known in the Welsh language, is the patron saint of Wales. He was a Celtic monk, abbot and bishop, who lived in the sixth century. During his life, he was the archbishop of Wales, and he was one of many early saints who helped to spread Christianity among the pagan Celtic tribes of western Britain. For details of the life of Dewi, we depend mainly on his biographer, Rhigyfarch. He wrote Buchedd Dewi (the life of David) in the 11th century. Gerallt Gymro (Giraldus Cambrensis), who wrote a book about his travels through Wales in the 12th century, also gives some information about Dewi's early life. Dewi died in the sixth century, so nearly five hundred years elapsed between his death and the first manuscripts recording his life. As a result, it isn't clear how much of the history of Dewi's life is legend rather than fact.
However, both sources say, so we can be relatively certain, that Dewi was a very gentle person who lived a frugal life. It is claimed that he ate mostly bread and herbs - probably watercress, which was widely used at the time. Despite this supposedly meagre diet, it is reported that he was tall and physically strong.
Dewi is said to have been of royal lineage. His father, Sant, was the son of Ceredig, who was prince of Ceredigion, a region in South-West Wales. His mother, Non, was the daughter of a local chieftain. Legend has it that Non was also a niece of King Arthur.
Dewi was born near Capel Non (Non's chapel) on the South-West Wales coast near the present city of Saint David. We know a little about his early life - he was educated in a monastery called Hen Fynyw, his teacher being Paulinus, a blind monk. Dewi stayed there for some years before going forth with a party of followers on his missionary travels. Dewi is sometimes known, in Welsh, as 'Dewi Ddyfrwr' (David the Water Drinker) and, indeed, water was an important part of his life - he is said to have drunk nothing else. Sometimes, as a self-imposed penance, he would stand up to his neck in a lake of cold water, reciting Scripture. Little wonder, then, that some authors have seen Dewi as an early Puritan!
He founded a monastery at Glyn Rhosyn (Rose Vale) on the banks of the small river Alun where the cathedral city of St. David stands today. The monastic brotherhood that Dewi founded was very strict, the brothers having to work very hard besides praying and celebrating masses. They had to get up very early in the morning for prayers and afterwards work very hard to help maintain life at the monastery, cultivating the land and even pulling the plough. Many crafts were followed - beekeeping, in particular, was very important. The monks had to keep themselves fed as well as the many pilgrims and travellers who needed lodgings. They also had to feed and clothe the poor and needy in their neighbourhood.
There are many stories regarding Dewi's life. It is said that he once rose a youth from death, and milestones during his life were marked by the appearance of springs of water; other stories tell us that he cured his teacher, (the monk Paulinus) of blindness; and that once while preaching a sermon outdoors where his very large congregation couldn't see or hear him, the ground rose beneath him so that all could see and hear.
St. David's day is celebrated on March 1st each year by the wearing of Welsh national symbols such as the daffodil, leek, or a dragon.
Children in many schools will hold special events such as singing, dancing and the recitation of poetry in the Welsh language; often wearing a Welsh national costume for the day.
Welshgog
Please take a moment to visit Owen's Space

March 2 - Mothering Day (UK)
March 8 - International Women's Day
Come Out and Celebrate!
International Women's Day Event
When: Saturday, March 8th, 2008
Time: 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
Location: Nanaimo Golf Club, 2800 Highland Road, Nanaimo, BC
Cost: No Admission Charge
Guest Speakers:
- Jean Crowder, MP, Nanaimo-Cowichan
- Jackie Miller, President, BC Ferry and Marine Workers' Union
- Claire Trevena, MLA North Island, Opposition Critic for Childcare, Early Childhood Education & Women's Issues
Special Guest: - Zeni Maartman, NDP Candidate Nanaimo-Alberni
Enjoy a lovely lunch in pleasant surroundings, while we talk about our plans to gain women's economic equality!
Hosted by: Canadian Labour Congress
Iris Taylor, CLC Representative
Phone: 604-430-6766
March 9 - Daylight Savings (CAN/USA)
March 13 - Commonwealth Day
March 16 - Palm Sunday
March 17 - St. Patrick's Day
March 21 - Good Friday
March 23 - Easter Sunday
March 23, 2001 - Introduction of the World Wide Web Circle of Friends
March 24 - Easter Monday

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Let's Do Lunch

Well everyone, I am actually still in awe over the wonderful visit I had, am not sure how to start this post! Fl. Marie, Peachy and Garnett, Charla, John and Haley I love you all! You have made me feel more like family than I do even on here. Folks I cannot tell you in proper words right now just how elated I am that I had the pleasure of meeting these wonderful folks in person finally! There are no words to do this meeting justification. Only word I can think to say are they are all So very AWESOME, loving sweet people. I was overwhelmed with gifts too, that surprised me. Charla and Haley gave me a beauitful jewelry box and said every time I opened it it was to give me lots of kisses and hugs. Fl. Marie gave me a sweet lil stuffed puppy and when you squeezed his paw he would bark for you... along with a very beautiful rose candle holder and Peachy and Garnet Gave me a beautiful plaque mirror with a cross on it. The gifts were wonderful, but they surely did not have to give me anything, as their presennse was more than enough. We had a delightful lunch, and visit and am sure between Charla, I and Fl Marie, we have lots of pictures to share. (you will all have to wait til I get back home to send mine tho sorry. The only thing left to say right now is if anyone of you get the opportunity to meet up with one of our sisters / brothers please do. You will be amazed what a rush you will feel in your heart. Thank you all so very much. I love you, and hope we will meet up again someday soon.... Love you,

Jami from Maryland, USA

Today we met Jami for a great Let's do Lunch meeting. John, Me, Mom, Aunt Peachy, Uncle "G" and Haley all rode to Davenport Florida in our Chevy Lumina. Yep we were packed like sardines! It's ok we didn't smell like sardines.

Hmmm oh yea, we got lost. Lost you say? Hey the men were in the front seat what can we say? It was the computer John says. It gave the wrong directions. We three ladies kept saying from the back seat, "stop and ask someone". No My "other half" just kept driving. That's ok we had time and lot's of sight seeing. We finally got to Bob Evans and was looking for Jami out front but she had already gotten there and had our seats and menus ready even Haley's with crayons.

We spotted each other right off and it was WONDERFUL! Hugs and Hugs and more Hugs. We got seated and of course started talking right away. For some reason John and Uncle "G" were so quiet? Well we ordered our drinks and exchanged some gifts and I might add I Love the gifts from Jami. The ladies got beautiful wooden plaques on stands Jami had made from her unique craftsmanship. The men got key chains with a crab on them. Sounds good to me! Hahaha...they are very cute. We ordered and had a nice lunch. Haley had wanted to have my birthday party at our lunch today so Jami bought a scrumptious Apple Pie from there and we had a birthday party for Aunt Peachy, Uncle "G" and myself. Of course we sang Happy Birthday and I know I don't have to say who was the leading voices??? (Jami & Charla) We ate our pie and chatted a bit more and it was time to say our good by's. Hugs and Hugs and more Hugs again and we parted in body only. I have no doubt our sprits will always be united together. What a Great Day! Love Charla, from Florida, USA.

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BC Gold Rush Era

I was watching a show the other day about the exciting gold rush era where mention was made of Hat Creek Ranch which is located 11 km north of Cache Creek in British Columbia Canada. This sent me off to do some research and I thought you might be interested in this glimpse of Canada's wild west of the 1800's including Indian uprisings, the Wild McLean Gang, ghostly mysteries of a Chinese Cook who apparently hung himself in the grainery and a young girl who was murdered and stuffed in a closet.

Apparently a retired Hudson's Bay Company Chief trader named Donald McLean and his family moved from Kamloops to the area of Hat Creek and the Bonaparte River in the late 1850's where he established a roadhouse (restaurant / lodging). When word of gold leaked out he was ready for the 40,000 miners making their way to the creeks and rivers in the Cariboo Mountains and provided rooms, food, whiskey, and stables to them (40,000 or so) and to the pioneer settlers heading north along the newly built Cariboo Wagon Road.

Donald McLean's entrepreneurial gold rush successes were cut short in 1864 while riding with a posse; he was shot and killed during a hostile Indian uprising taking place during this same period.

A drunkard named George Dunn acquired ownership of this land after Donald McLean was shot and ran the ranch as a rowdy hotel; and according to legend it was during this time that The Chinese Cook was found hanging in the grainery and the body of a young girl was found stuffed in the closet.

The Wild McLeans were a gang consisting of the sons of Donald McLean; Allan, Charlie and Archie McLean and Alex Hare (all 4 of mixed blood), the gang lived by banditry, horse rustling and violence. On 8 December 1879 they killed John Tannatt Ussher, a Kamloops policeman who was arresting them for horse theft, and James Kelly, a shepherd. A posse trapped them in a cabin near Douglas Lake and after a short siege the gang surrendered. At the time Allan was 24, Charlie and Alex 17, and Archie 15. Tried in New Westminster, they were executed in a group hanging on 31 January 1881. Suffice to say that the spirits of Hat Creek remain silent (or perhaps not so silent) to the many stories of horse rustling, mystery, love, murder; successes and failures of the gold rush days.

Do you have any "History" of your Corner of the Globe to share with us? We would love to hear about it.

Sharon from Paradise Island, aka Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

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Australian Report

Endeavour replica under sail.

Sharon and I were talking about Captain Cook and it reminded me about the time we went on board the replica of the HMB Endeavour some years ago when she was open for inspection free of charge. Somewhere we have some photos, and we each bought a shirt. It was during the time we were living aboard our own ocean going boat.

Just goes to show I'm living out in the country now and don't know what is going on, I see that the Endeavour finished 11 years of journeying around the world, and has been at the National Maritime Museum and open to the public for a fee. However they are currently planning voyages to regional ports in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland, including Brisbane in winter/spring 2008. We live in Northern NSW, within hour and half of two ports that have the depth to take the vessel, so it will be interesting to watch out for her!!!

At her berth in Darling Harbour, Sydney
Hugs,

Aussie Jan. Please visit my diary of events.

Report from Argentina

More information about MAR DEL PLATA

Daphne from Argentina

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Bigsis Pat's Journal

I decided now that Sharon has resumed the responsibility of publishing the newsletter, it was time I did some much needed work on The Vital Statistics Department. The first thing I did was change to look, so they are a little less cluttered, more simplistic, easier to look at, and most importantly more uniform. I chose a very nice background set called "Rich Texture" that is done in soft pink, soft gray and a hint of turquoise. Next I updated the Vital Statistics Home Page with button links to al the websites that are incorporated in The Vital Statistics Websites.

Probably one of the most important sites is the Directory. This has a comprehensive list of all the websites associated with the WWWCOF, as well as a multitude of information. Please be sure to bookmark this page as you will find it invaluable.

I have also updated the Calendar Pages adding new, updating emails (well I may have missed a few), and deleting old ones. If your inforamtion isn't here, or the information is incorrect, please let me know.

I have also created the WWWCOF PHOTO ALBUMS online to make it easier for all to see. Again, if you don't see a photo of you, and would like to include it, please send me one so I can add it. The Members' Profile Pages have also updated. I am in the process of adding new ones. If you would like your profile added, please go to the Profile Survey Page and complete the form. Please include your photo.

I discovered some long forgotten pages, such as the Poetry Pages. They include poetry written my our very own members, and favorite poems they enjoy. I do hope you will take a moment to have a look, I think you will derive great pleasure from it. Another, is the Friendship Pages, the second of which is members' own thoughts about what friendship means to them. I'd really like to include your feelings as well, so please email them to me.

Another site that is kind of nice is the Members' Personal Websites . If you have a website or blog you'd like to add please let me know.

I created these sites many years ago, and maintaining them has always been a labor of love. It is probably one of the best vehicles we have for getting to know the members, particularly those who are not as active.

I hope you enjoy the redesigned Vital Statistics Department Websites, and feel free to let me know what you think.

Please visit my Art by Patricia blog.

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Coffee & Chat

We had not one but two wonderful chats last Saturday. Daphne from Argentina plans to play frisbee at the park on Sunday when her family and friends gather there for a BBQ. I understand swimming is part of the festivities also. There was also a lot of excitement focused on Jami from Maryland, USA and Peachy Marie about the Lets' Do Lunch planned for Wednesday, February 27 at ll:30 in Davenport, Florida at Bob Evans Restaurant. Bigsis Pat from Ontario, Canada is doing great and Darryl's golf business is getting busier so that she says is a sure sign of spring. Ruth from Michigan, USA and I, Sharon from Paradise Island, aka Vancouver Island, BC, Canada chatted about bad business practices inbetween the early and later chats and then Merrie from Ontario Canada came on and we thoroughly enjoyed talking about the "real world", blueberries and black flies (check out "Did You Know" for more info. on this) and her travels (International and National). Irene, aka Scotty, from Washington, USA was warned not to walk on the "hot side" of the Grand Canyon when she goes there and she highly recommended a Jack Nicholsen and Morgan Freeman movie called "The Bucket List" -- have any of you seen it? Connie from Edmonton, Alberta took part for a brief time as did Betsy, aka AngelBear, from Florida but I missed those conversations as I was busy loading my herd into the truck for their trip to water therapy (sorry girls) and then London Chrissie joined in but alas it was time for me to head out to take on my role as "Chicken Lady". If you have no idea to what I am referring to above you simply must take part one Saturday to find out or email any of those members for more information. Great way to spend some quality time on Saturday morning and enjoy the refreshments. Merrie provided coffee and tea, Scotty - Cranberry Muffins and Jami - Blueberry Muffins. Doesn't get any better than that!

Sunday was a lovely chat too and Ruth's George served scramble eggs and toast and Jami provided the coffee. Scotty mentioned that she was going to soon be adding to her current flock of fouteen birds -- this time a pair of Quakers but today she is off to a Home Show in Seattle. Ruth and George are anxiously awaiting the arrival of a couple that may be adopting Jack and she mentioned the possibility that they may be heading upstated New York in June. Ruth also had some exciting news about meeting an author at the store where George works and this lady wants to see Ruth's work!! Jami spent the evening with her niece at the hospital so she needs to get some much needed sleep today in preparation for her trip to Florida on Monday! It was such a lovely get together.

We would love to have you join us on Saturday, March 1, around 10:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Windows Live (old MSN Messenger). If you do not have me on your contact lists please add me using my hotmail address with is sharongreene32@shaw.ca. If you do not have Windows Live you can download it here.

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?Did You Know?

Black Flies!

Blackflies . . . who needs 'em?

Well folks, you do, if you love blueberry pie, blueberry ice cream, blueberry jam, blueberries and well, you get the drift.

This pesky little critter has been around for 180,000,000 years just waiting to nip at our noses and other parts that it can find that are unprotected. Actually, I must be honest here, it's only the females, thank goodness, who are so inclined but boy do they ever do a good job. I can certainly attest to their voraciousness.

Black flies of course aren't the only pollinators of blueberries but it is interesting to note that they have this umm, dare I say it, sweet sideline. Of course this isn't their only talent as the black fly and it's larvae are a source of food for all sizes of trout, and predatory aquatic insects like the damselfly, stone flies, etc.so take heart the next time you're running for cover, these pesky little critters do have some redeeming qualities although I think maybe the butterflies, the birds and the bees are much better qualified at pollinating, to say nothing of "easier" on one's ears, "ouch" one's neck, "ouch" swat, swat swat . . .

To find out more about black flies go here
Merrie from Ontario Canada

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International Weather Station

Spring Is In the Air

Our Furry / Feathery Friends in the Spotlight

NATURE'S WATER FEATURES PHOTO CONTEST

Recipe Corner

Food Awards

Food Humour

Tests & Quizzes

Common Expressions - Origin & Meaning

Questions & Answers

Bragging Rights

REUNION ARGENTINA OCTOBER 2008

Member of the Month Nominations

Gardening

Just for Fun

Health Matters