Well, no dress but close....

Missus Mucky Martin

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Lena

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LOL!!! Thanks for posting those hilarious portraits Afraid to show a little leg huh?

LOL,,,hehe was going to mention I,ve seen Duncan dressing kinda funny....

No, not afraid to show some leg. In fact, I'll show it ALL if I can get a laugh out of it. So Lorie, along with being a Grace Slick fan, how long have you been studying drama?

And Sparkydon....we've met before somewhere....right?

Only through internet and cbc and/or ctv Duncan...

You've been on CBC or CTV? No wait....I remember. You were troubleshooting the chat at arlo.net...right?

No you,ve been on c.b.c Duncan,,,geesh ya know you,re getting old when...hahaha yeah think you were in blat when it was being resurrected.
And i flooded your email,,oops ....gidday eh!!

Next time I'm in Ottawa you can buy me a beer at the Gluepot.

Cool if its still there??? hehehe the laff(laffeyette) the oldest drinking hole in the market split their place in half and is now a sub joint...A lot of places have vanished since the smoking bylaws kicked in.

Since I got old back in June I turned the BIG FOUR O. I call O the goose egg, now I feel like Mother Goose with nothing between my ears.What? What? I am always good at light bulb impersonations and The Little Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe with a worn out flappy tongue and I feel like a big heel

I love theatre. I've been involved for most of my life. It's addictive. If you folks are ever looking for an original script, please think of looking my way.

Sparkydon, I've been down to Market Square a number of times...even busked there once. I happened by a Blues bar there one night when it was open mic. They had a very good back up band playing too...never did have me one of those beaver tails though.

In case you are wondering, Lorie, in Ottawa's Market Square a beaver tail is type of brown sugary/pastry treat that anyone, no matter their gender or sexual orientation can enjoy.

MMMMMMMMMMMM.... Beavertails!! With Maple syrup!!!!

hey Spark.. maybe this winter, the ice sculptures will stay frozen????

Oh yes siree! Every year in September in New England there is a country fair called the Big E. The Big E has a crapload full of food concession stands with high sugar death levels. There is one stand that sold nothing but beaver tails so I am quite familiar with them. How strange that most county or country fairs has pastries named after parts of animals. When I was a kid I used to think that chicken fingers were actually claws of a chicken you eat or an ice cream sandwich was two slices of white bread load with chocolate or vanilla ice cream in the middle or elephant ears were real elephant ears you eat. Now my cerebrum is a Wacky Package Sticker, life is so tacky I wonder if the cavemen back in the BC Flintstone ages actually ate beaver tails, lamb tongues, chicken fingers, etc.Did they invent that cannibal style of food? Is that how those edible animal parts came about in sugar, high cholestrol, and blocked artery form?Things that make you go HMMM!!!!

Wacky packages? Cards and gum, right? I always thought Alfred E Newman invented them.

Bingo! Wacky Packages made a comeback two years ago and they are popular again
Here is the link to some more facts on them:
www.wackypackages.com