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Ms Zimmy

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  1. My husband works at the folklore, I'll ask him if he has anything like that
  2. Yes, Happy Birthday! Thank you for being born.
  3. Haha It was awesome. I laughed a lot. If you love Indi I'm sure you will like it. I had already had some popcorn for breakfast this morning while watching pride and prejudice. I like bringing my own food. Sandwiches, fruit salad and chocolate covered peanuts. I bring my own popcorn too.
  4. I'm going to see it tonight. I'm excited, I'm making fruit salad and bought some wassabi peas for snacks...been humming the theme song all day. yay
  5. Picture please. I didn't go this year.
  6. PM sent back. It is NGO...environmental law...I work with some of the best Environmental Law Professors in the country. I love it. The job has not been officially posted. The interview process can be gruesome, I had to fight for it. As soon as I finish the Job description, I will post it.
  7. #339 - Songs you remember your parents singing when you were a kid. 1. Lipstick on your collar - Connie Francis - Mom 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
  8. You gave me the answer, so I am letting you start..wow we just can't get it together haha
  9. Ugh, that just made the Nauseous...it brought back all the child deformity pictures caused by uranium.
  10. That's awesome LM I wonder if our office in Toronto would be interested in this...I will circulate!
  11. Ecojustice If you are interested in environmental issues and are someone with Legal Training, Administrative experience and some accounting, I might have the perfect job for you. Based out of Ottawa U. Private office, lots of perks (monthly volunteer hours, staff development training) great benefits, holidays, people etc. Msg me if you know anyone! Training would start mid July.
  12. #338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...) 1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove 2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station 3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band 4. Horses - Rheostatics 5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom 6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie 7. Slow Nerve Action - Chewin 8. Hiway Freeker - The Shark (of E.J. Pratt) 9. Days of You - Traveller's Blues 10. nero. - 401 Theme 11. Recipe From A Small Planet - Isuma 12. Moyo Combo - Just because It's all yours c-town
  13. I know some of you are interested...thought I'd post. JUST SAY NO TO URANIUM MINING IN OTTAWA'S WATERSHED! [color:green]Monday May 26, 2008 12 Noon – 1pm In front of the CBC building on Sparks Street, Ottawa (between Bank and O'Connor) The City of Ottawa is downstream from uranium exploration sites in eastern Ontario and West Quebec. If uranium mines are developed, our water may become undrinkable due to contamination from heavy metals and radioactivity. The City of Ottawa and 19 nearby municipalities and counties have said "NO" to such destructive operations and petitioned the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec for a moratorium. Residents on both sides of the river, Aboriginal People, landowners, environmental and grassroots groups are united in peacefully protecting our lands and waterways. Despite this, the Ontario and Quebec governments continue to give mining corporations the right to stake and drill on public and private land. Peaceful protests have brought a heavy-handed response, jailing Robert Lovelace, a retired Algonquin Chief and Queens University Lecturer, for six months and fining him $25,000. PLEASE JOIN OUR PEACEFUL VIGIL IN DEMANDING: AN IMMEDIATE MORATORIUM ON URANIUM EXPLORATION AND MINING UNTIL A FULL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IS COMPLETED AND AN INDEPENDENT HEALTH AND SAFETY STUDY IS PROVIDED TO THE PUBLIC AN END TO THE MINING ACT'S OUTDATED 'FREE ENTRY' SYSTEM SETTLEMENT OF NATIVE LAND CLAIMS (IN EASTERN ONTARIO) More information: www.kNOw-URANIUM.org Ottawa Coalition Against Mining Uranium - a grassroots network of concerned citizens working on protecting the greater Ottawa-Gatineau region, including its watersheds (Ottawa, Mississippi, Rideau and Gatineau), from uranium exploration, mining and milling-related toxins. *Related article: Cameco (uranium) pollutants may be in lake. Financial Times. 05/22/08 Link
  14. Just checking, chances are I would have it anyway...I think I have 41 of his so far. 3 are re-released though so I don't count those.
  15. This thread gave me the creeps.
  16. Hahaha I remember how everyone loved them, then one day, everyone was wearing New Kids Suck t-shirts. I was to busy listening to Cat Stevens, Tommy James and the Shondels and Van Morrison (who I figured was probably related me because my name starts with Van too). Ahh, New Kids bring back good memories.
  17. Thanks Brad...I will give it a good read. I've heard that driving at night can be pretty dangerous, they don't fence in their livestock. We are camping all the way down, and I hope to camp in Mexico...but we will play that by ear. I've never been on such a long road trip.
  18. HA no actually... I don't think that I would ever cross a border with anything illegal. I mean, I have, but woudn't anymore. It's not worth it to me. I'm a whimp.
  19. What do you make? What do you buy? What are your favorite snacks? Do you make your food when you travel or do you buy on the road?
  20. At elast they're being murdered and not kidnapped like in belize and costa rica jk Monkey: you need to buy mexican car insurance to cross. Cheap though, about 25-50 a month. Woohooo...
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