Too me, this photo says it all. When stuff just gets so messed up in life, I am going to this picture.

These little dudes have it figured out. Just hangin out playin a bit of bat-the- Butterfly. Could it be any better?

How's your day going? Can you use a bit of Kittens and Butterflies?

World Trade Center

Last night I came across a video of the World Trade Center attacks that most have not seen. It was filmed from a couple living in an apartment nearby and only released it to the public last September. Haley and I watched it and were pretty much silenced by it.
For me, it was good because I really don't want to forget that day. Make the time to watch it.
The link is below. I hope it works.



http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5474006551011489413

Postage due

Is it me? Or do Jon, James and Emily have postage way overdue?

Fort Wilderness

FORT WILDERNESS

At the far end of Wilderness Road stands Fort Wilderness—the outpost of civilization. The time is the War of 1812…the United States flag has only 15 stars.
Within the gates there is a Canteen and Trading Post—stocked with pelts, guns, knives, and Indian craft.
In the Regimental Hdqrs., Davy Crockett and George Russell, U.S. Army Scouts, can be seen reporting to Maj. General Andrew Jackson during the Cherokee Indian Campaign.
From the parapets and block houses can be seen the vast untamed American wilderness…the deer, moose, bear and wildlife of the primitive forest.
Beyond the stockade are tepees…hostile Indians on the warpath. A settler’s cabin burns in the distance…mute evidence of a treacherous attack.