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i was gona put our old tree out for recycling, but instead I 'm going to cut it up for YULE LOGs.
A Yule log, sometimes known as the Great Ashen Faggot, is a large log which is burned in the hearth as a part of traditional Yule or Christmas celebrations in some cultures. It can be a part of the Winter Solstice festival or the Twelve Days of Christmas, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, or Twelfth Night.
The expression "Yule log" has also come to refer to log-shaped Christmas cakes, also known as "chocolate logs" or "Bûche de Noël".
Tim threw me a surprise party last night, complete with a chocolate raspberry cake from sweet life that is the bomb bomb digity. we were going to have soothesayers practice after/during the partay but Samantha our singer, got food poisoning.
Nux has a great blog of all her yarn and fabric stuff. featuring the cutest 'top model' on earth.
I played a little party on Wednesday night with Man Overboard. and this wednesday I'll be trying to revive the Puddletown Paddys with Aaron, Justin, Tom and Nathanael. we still need a guitar player! Let me know if anyone's interested.
I am the very model of a
Modern Major General
I just got a call from a pal who wants me to comment on the "WOPR" plan.
The BLM’s Western Oregon Plan Revision, better known by its hamburgeresque acronym WOPR, is part of a nationwide effort by the Bush administration to roll back habitat protections while ramping up logging, oil and gas drilling, mining and other resource-extraction activities on public lands.
The BLM’s proposal would add 1,000 miles of new roads and eliminate 57 percent of the tree buffers along rivers and streams where salmon spawn. Watersheds that many communities rely on for their drinking water would be damaged. In August, EPA officials wrote letters expressing concern that hard-won water quality gains in the Northwest that have occurred under the Northwest Forest Plan could be lost under the proposed owl recovery plan.
Oregonians have until Jan. 11 to comment on the BLM’s proposal. By making that the first item on their list of resolutions, they can make certain they get a rolling start on the rest.
please go to the
public input website :
http://www.daylightdecisions.com/wopro/ and comment. the deadline is coming up VERY soon.
BIG thanks to Mr Random for the photos!
A Yule log, sometimes known as the Great Ashen Faggot, is a large log which is burned in the hearth as a part of traditional Yule or Christmas celebrations in some cultures. It can be a part of the Winter Solstice festival or the Twelve Days of Christmas, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, or Twelfth Night.
The expression "Yule log" has also come to refer to log-shaped Christmas cakes, also known as "chocolate logs" or "Bûche de Noël".
Tim threw me a surprise party last night, complete with a chocolate raspberry cake from sweet life that is the bomb bomb digity. we were going to have soothesayers practice after/during the partay but Samantha our singer, got food poisoning.
Nux has a great blog of all her yarn and fabric stuff. featuring the cutest 'top model' on earth.
I played a little party on Wednesday night with Man Overboard. and this wednesday I'll be trying to revive the Puddletown Paddys with Aaron, Justin, Tom and Nathanael. we still need a guitar player! Let me know if anyone's interested.
I am the very model of a
Modern Major General
I just got a call from a pal who wants me to comment on the "WOPR" plan.
The BLM’s Western Oregon Plan Revision, better known by its hamburgeresque acronym WOPR, is part of a nationwide effort by the Bush administration to roll back habitat protections while ramping up logging, oil and gas drilling, mining and other resource-extraction activities on public lands.
The BLM’s proposal would add 1,000 miles of new roads and eliminate 57 percent of the tree buffers along rivers and streams where salmon spawn. Watersheds that many communities rely on for their drinking water would be damaged. In August, EPA officials wrote letters expressing concern that hard-won water quality gains in the Northwest that have occurred under the Northwest Forest Plan could be lost under the proposed owl recovery plan.
Oregonians have until Jan. 11 to comment on the BLM’s proposal. By making that the first item on their list of resolutions, they can make certain they get a rolling start on the rest.
please go to the
public input website :
http://www.daylightdecisions.com/wopro/ and comment. the deadline is coming up VERY soon.
BIG thanks to Mr Random for the photos!
