Isopycnic

Where's the flood? Good pic.

You didn't have to paint the walls for St Patty's day.

Yay!

Cuties!

This is the SE forum, where is your fish or dead animal in that pic??

Nice... I need to take my camper out soon.... after I move into my new house in a few weeks. Fall Creek Falls in 2011: Behind the 510 on 29 in VA: Shakori:

http://www.earthweek.com/2012/ew121221/ew121221c.html Researchers are warning public health officials of a potentially deadly infection that can quickly begin to kill people after deadly tornado outbreaks. Studies by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Translational Genomics Research Institute focused on the deaths from infections in the Joplin, Mo., 2011 tornado disaster zone. They found some were infected by the fungus Apophysomyces, which is common in the soil, wood or water. It usually has no effect on humans. But when it is stirred up by tornado-force winds and enters deep puncture wounds caused by debris, it can spread uncontrollably through the body if not caught early. Five of the 13 people infected with it around Joplin died within two weeks of the tornado that devastated the community. Once the infection begins to ravage the body, the only option is to surgically remove sections of dead, damaged or infected tissue, in a process known as debridement. “There's clearly an entire world out there that we're not seeing on a regular basis. It takes a severe event like this tornado for us to come face-to-face with some of the more dangerous pathogens out there,” said David Engelthaler, former State of Arizona Epidemiologist.

Indeed.

Indeed

Looks good on you .

shellhead.

lol

Did she authorize you posting a pic of her and her daughter?

Funny stuff, indeed.

Indeed

Workin hard over here as well.... now.

Indeed... like most of the bulbs in my yard...

Beautiful.... eyes.

Your sister looks a lot like like my (younger) aunt.

and another one