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The Road Not Taken

by Robert Frost

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,

And sorry I could not travel both

And be one traveler, long I stood

And looked down one as far as I could

To where it bent in the undergrowth;

Then took the other, as just as fair,

And having perhaps the better claim,

Because it was grassy and wanted wear;

Though as for that the passing there

Had worn them really about the same,

And both that morning equally lay

In leaves no step had trodden black.

Oh, I kept the first for another day!

Yet knowing how way leads on to way,

I doubted if I should ever come back.

I shall be telling this with a sigh

Somewhere ages and ages hence:

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—

I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.

Today we'd like to share a cute video we found that was done by the Kid President. 

I would say that no matter how hard the road less traveled may be (and no matter how many thorns or rocks you find)- it's always worth doing the right thing (which is often the road less traveled).  Stand up for what is right - keep doing what is right & don't quit!  Try to make the world a better place every day.

ZAPATOS!

Oh Happy Day!

I know how excited I get when I receive a return letter from a Soldier I've written to, so I can only hope they were half as excited to get my letter as I am to get theirs! 

In light of that, I wanted to share this sweet card we received from a soldier to whom we sent a Christmas card and one of our pictures.  It is always nice to know that the letters and cards we have sent were received and enjoyed.

 

May God Bless Our Troops & Return Them Home Safely!



Don't worry Romelle - you all are definitely in our prayers!

 

**He did write out our names, but for privacy's sake I covered them up.





Nothing like a good laugh....

My Dear Friends and Fellow Followers,

       
          I have returned to college and am quickly getting into the swing of things. For your information I have been reading a lot, paying attention in (most) classes, sleeping, eating , exercising, and studying among other things. College has been rather exciting lately. 
          For example I recently (today) found my snail (Squirty) in his cage and he looked very ill. I thought he was dead because he was not sticking to the glass and he was all black. Upon finding this horrific sight I quickly took a picture and sent it to my cousin who has cared for Squirty prior to this and is very knowledgeable in the ways of species of the water. He said to do nothing and wait in hopes that Squirty would return to life, like he had done when he was at his apartment. So I left lifeless Squirty to his bowl and with his friend Squishy, hoping that he might survive.  I have great news friends!!!!                   Squirty LIVES! I found him alive and cleaning the cage after class.  

This is Squirty and Squishy. Alive and well!

        I miss my family very dearly. I hope you all are doing well and that you are taking care of great Pennsylvania while I am gone. Here are some final words to remember. Do not date a man that is solid (like a bookshelf). When sad and alone listen to Dolly Parton. If you slip in someones intestines do not worry for it is probably just their chicken dinner and don't forget that we do not dig wells on Sundays. It is not a nut cracker, it is a nut crusher. Always keep your llama close by for he will never leave you and finally laugh, "the most wasted of all days is one without laughter." So if you haven't laughed your necessary amount to day. iI give you this video to finish the job.

   

LOVE YOU ALLLLLLL A THOUSAND RED M&M's

Yours Trully,

     The missing member



OH MYYY how could I forget the attractive man picture!!!!!!

Wowowowowowow

And this is why he is the sexiest man of 2012. 

Shpello Shpour Shpeloved Shpeaders! (Hello Our Beloved Readers)

Shponight shpoes shponother shpeventful shpight!

Tonight we watched Joyful Noise - this time as a group!  A rather chuckle worthy chick flick staring DOLLY PARTON! (Bless her heart.)

Then we watched one of our member's favorite movies, How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days.

Memorable Quotes.

You would have thought his whole family was killed by Charlie Manson by the way he was singing! ~Shpaddy

I would hang a mirror on my fridge and watch myself eat all those calories.  And then when I have a heart attack  I would give myself CPR because I'M A NURSE! ~Joyful Noise

 A woman's purse is her secret source of power. There are many dark and dangerous things in there.  ~How to Lose A Guy in Ten Days.

The main entertainment of tonight's event was a certain members pet llama.  Seriously, who knew a llama could be so gosh-darn funny?  Before tonight I don't think any of us did!  If only we had videoed it, you could share in our mirth.  Alas, we were too busy laughing so hard the tears nearly ran down our legs that we didn't think to record the event.

So seriously - did anyone else wonder why this scene was even in Joyful Noise?  We're just not sure what it had to do with the plot.  I mean who watches themselves dance in the dark with their  dead husband?

We leave you with one last look at the cuties from our movies:

Jeremy Jordan

Gotta love that smile

Zapatos.....

Merry Belated Christmas

It just occured to us that with the craziness of December, buying Christmas gifts and member trips to Panama, we forgot to "reveal" the end results from our Christmas Photo Shoot!!  Our sincerest apologies.... We hope you enjoy :)

 

 

Silent Night

 

 

Wishing you all a Safe & Happy New Year from the chicas at Totally Time-Worthy Tuesdays

 

Our Regularly Scheduled Programming

You know how it goes.  You've had a bad day, you need a laugh and some eye candy - so you hop on over to Totally Time-Worthy Tuesdays.  We've been slacking in one of those departments and I know at least one of our dear readers noticed (you know who you are)...  So we now return you to our regularly scheduled programming:

Gaspard Ulliel

What is the best Christmas present in the world?  A broken drum - you can't beat it!

Sam Page

What do you call people who are afraid of Santa Clause?  Claustrophobic

How much did Santa pay for his sleigh?  Nothing, it was on the house.

Enjoy 

A Not So Silent Night

Anyone who's ever been a part of a Time-Worthy Tuesday knows it's never a very quiet occasion.  Especially when we haven't seen each other in awhile and tonight was of course no exception :)  We clipped a lot of coupons and then decided it was time to watch a Christmas movie.  We watched so many last year, but just haven't had time this year.  It was finally decided that we should watch "The Christmas Card" - a cheesy and predictable movie, but we enjoyed it nonetheless.  Richard & Luke totally made the movie, their shenanigans made us chuckle while Faith's awkwardness made us grimace.  Seriously - who walks into a restaurant and starts eating food left on the table?

Luke in regards to Faith's engagement: "So I'm sure you've heard the news.... Richard is wearing black."


Well in light of the movie we watched, we just wanted to take a quick moment to remember those deployed - enjoy this lovely poem as a reminder of their sacrifices:

 

A Soldier Is A Gift

 

As we celebrate Christmas, and we open our gifts,
we realize what priceless gifts a soldier gives to our country—
the gifts of patriotism, service, and deep dedication to our nation.

 

As we feast on a variety of fine Christmas delicacies,
we acknowledge that a soldier personifies a variety of fine qualities:
courage, good character, honor, fortitude amidst hardship,
persistence in subduing evil, and bravery in the face of danger.

 

A soldier is a cut above the rest of us,
doing jobs we could not or would not do.
While we are surrounded by Christmas comforts,
we remember soldiers in places we would not want to be,
bringing the gift of adaptability to any situation,
no matter how harsh or difficult.

 

As we "ooh" and "aah" over the Christmas lights and shiny ornaments
we recognize that a soldier gives us the most cherished gift of all,
the shining light of freedom.

 

At Christmas, let us wrap our hearts and minds
around our treasured soldiers.
May they understand how very much their service means to us.
Let us send the Christmas gifts of love, respect and admiration
to our steadfast, loyal, magnificent warriors
and their essential civilian support staff.

 

They themselves are the most precious Christmas gift of all,
our protectors—our soldiers. by Joanna Fuchs