HAPPY BIRTHDAY
4EVERFRIDEAN!!!

Hope you had a blast!!!

   

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHEENASMA!!!

Hope you had a wonderful day!!!

   

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MAGNUS TRASK!!

Hope it's a wonderful and fun day!!!

     

I’ve only been on Facebook a few times, mostly when I found out about something I wanted to read there.  I’ve been hesitant to “friend” or accept “friendship” offers until I could be sure how the privacy settings work, and I never seem to have enough time to explore and find out about it.  From time to time I get an e-mail reminding me that I haven’t been there for a while and that I have some friend requests.

So, today I happened to click on the link and it provided a whole bunch of names and pictures of people I might know.  Some WERE of people I know, but I assume they are just picking these up from my e-mail and I really don’t know how they get into one’s e-mail.  A family I do work for and there’s a whole mailing list of all the children and their spouses, all of them were there.  Some other names I recognized as relatives of theirs or people they know were also there.  Perhaps once it has one person it suggests a bunch of the people they know.

It also had some Dark Shadows stuff.  I can’t figure out how it would know that I participate in a Dark Shadows forum.  I find it a bit creepy that it can come up with all of that and now I’m more leery than ever!

Anyway, they suggested Robin Vogel, Mark Rainey, Fran Robert and Nancy Kersey.

There were also Christopher Pennock, Kathryn L. Scott (a really nice picture of her!), Donna McKechnie, Terrayne Crawford, and Seymour Tomashoff.

But what really boggled my mind were Daphne Harridge, Nicholas Blair and Carolyn Stoddard, along with pictures of them (from the original series, of course)!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NANCY!!!

Hope it was a very special day!!!

   

As soon as I realized I was saying "conquered" instead of Concord, I started pronouncing it as it's spelled.   I was born in Syracuse, which everyone there pronounces "Sara-cuse" instead of "Seer-a-cuse" (as the world outside pronounces it, and as the "y" would indicate).   I go with the latter.   

How interesting!  The world outside doesn't necessarily say "Seer-a-cuse."  I always hear sports announcers saying "Sara-cuse" and it drives me crazy.  I keep wondering how they would get that pronunciation from the spelling.  I had no idea it was the "native" pronunciation!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAWN!!!

Hope you had lots of fun!!