MsAnn

Kitty Carlisle and Geritol...Doesn't get much better than that.

LMAO... now...."Who's Dorothy"

This sort of puts everything in perspective...

Wow!! Is this a great country or what?

Space webcast is alive and well and broadcasting a live feed...

They may carry the stock market instead...

http://www.spacex.com/webcast

Thanks for your concern...but I won't hear it, I'll be in the pool.

The Republican Party Is a Threat to the Constitutional Order If conservatives want to save the GOP from itself, they need to vote mindlessly and mechanically against its nominees. "The Republican Party, as an institution, has become a danger to the rule of law and the integrity of our democracy" They should vote against Republicans in a spirit that is, if you will, prepartisan and prepolitical. Their attitude should be: The rule of law is a threshold value in American politics, and a party that endangers this value disqualifies itself, period. Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/03/boycott-the-gop/550907/

I learned that Pink's got a set of lungs on her...

I learned that watching Brady go down in defeat was more satisfying that I could ever imagine... And that Zach almost gave me a heart attack...

I took the liberty and moved this to the proper forum. You're welcome....

However...There was this.

Merci

Juliette Laroche 1889-1980, wife of Joseph Laroche, lost at sea on RMS Titanic, April 15th 1912.

To bring it back on topic...Guess who's coming to dinner?

http://www.premierexhibitions.com/exhibitions/3/3/titanic-artifact-exhibition/blog/titanic-survivor-stories-laroche-family TITANIC SURVIVOR STORIES - THE LAROCHE FAMILY The Laroche Family Juliette Laroche, 22, married her Haitian husband, Joseph, in her home town in France. Although an engineer, Joseph had difficulty finding a job in Villlejuif, a southern suburb of Paris. The couple already had two beautiful little girls, Simonne, 3, and Louise, 1. In March, a new pregnancy was confirmed, and the Laroches determined to travel home to Haiti where prospects would be better – after all, Joseph’s uncle, Cincinnatus Leconte, was President of Haiti. After purchasing passage on the SS France, they quickly changed to Titanic when they learned the girls would not be allowed to eat with them. They boarded Titanic in Cherbourg, meeting new friends, the Mallet Family of Albert, Antoinette, and 2-year-old André, also bound for the same ship. While both husbands, Joseph and Albert, spoke English as well as French, the ladies did not. With this advantage, the men quickly recognized the danger of sinking and therefore made sure their wives and children made it onto Lifeboat 10. After braving the night, these women and children still had other challenges to meet because they spoke no English. On Carpathia, there was a lack of diapers for the two little ones, so they managed to secure dinner napkins for this more immediate need. Both families were taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York for treatment and eventually found benefactors to support them while they recovered. Juliette and the two girls eventually returned to her family in France where Joseph, Jr. was born on December 17, 1912. Juliette eventually won a settlement from the government and was finally able to support her family. Juliette did support her family, but the devastation of losing her husband and her future stayed with her all her life. It is not always easy to be a mother; but in 1912, after Titanic, these mothers also had to be survivors in every sense of the word and for as long as they lived.

"That's some bullshit"