Where I live there is always a huge rainbow after it rains. Sometimes it's even a double or triple rainbow and then I get to make a wish on it.



For those of you who are in a mood today, here is some scientific information about rainbows:

http://www.atoptics.co.uk/bows.htm

And some mythical information about rainbows:
http://www.zianet.com/rai...rrelig.htm

warning: cheesy music on this site


tell me a little something that you like about where you live!

We have this guy that stands on the corner of Spring Hill Drive and Mariner Boulevard, probably under 21, and he stands there with his headphones on and bangs his head and screams into an imaginary microphone like he's a rock star. Ask Shanti, she's seen him!!

oh i this thread



cool info on rainbows

where i live we look down on the french broad river and on certian days
( mornings usually but sometimes evenings ) there is this mysterious fog that creeps up over the river and covers it making the valley look like a fog bank surrounded by mountians it's really cool

Mach said:

oooh! that sounds amazing! i love it when the world can be beautiful like that.

jerseykrs said:

where i grew up we had this elderly woman who used to drive around the streets in her electrical wheelchair. she had two little american flags taped to the back of her chair and she used to zoom around the streets for as long as I could remember. She was still aroung when I left for college but I think she has since passed away.


R.I.P. crazy wheelchair lady

We have really agressive, and apparently thirsty, mosquitoes.

From an hour of washing my car Thursday, I have about 10 bites on my legs.


Yay, Nashville animal kingdom!

JasmineFire said:

i have some very old ( 20 yrs ) pix ... i dont own a scanner though but maybe when TR is released to go back to work ( 2 weeks hopefully ) i can have him scan them

Mach said:

that would be lovely.

i hope that TR is healing up nicely and peacefully.

JasmineFire said:

TY he is doing well ...day by day

it's just frustrating to him .. at 48 this is his 1st ever experience with something like this and it's VERY hard for him being as active and independent as he is to ...sit / rest / heal and let others do FOR him

Here in Brooklyn, sometimes the oily residue that coats the gutters can refract the murky urban light in stunningly beautiful ways

Even the rats stop scurrying and gape.

2the9s said:

Believe it or not, I can remember just such a thing from my childhood in Jersey.

Mach said:

oh lawd, i know about that...

he should think of it as a valuble lesson and when it is over, he will be stronger for it.

2the9s said:

i remeber when i used to live in Brooklyn, I would get off the train at just about sunset and light would hit the buildings in this really beautiful way. It made them look almost one dimensional.

I have a very scary looking neighbor who looks like a hobo.

Tennessee has some of the most stunning mountains I've ever seen. I love to take drives to other parts of this wide state, just to drive through the mountains.

Stunning.

ThreadBare said:

i live 20 minutes from the TN border ...in NC

it's so beautiful here

ThreadBare said:

pics please, mr. misquito bites

JasmineFire said:

They're angry-red and dotting my brown legs. Nothing to see here.




apostrophe edit.
[Edited 7/1/06 13:34pm]

ThreadBare said:

i don't want to see your crusty legs! i want to see the beautiful mountains!

JasmineFire said:

oh-ho!!! Now my legs are crusty, are they? Ha!!!

No, no mountains for YOU!!!

ThreadBare said:

did you just call me a ho?

JasmineFire said:

No, indeed.

These aren't my pics, by the way...