Comments on: All Things to All People

By: goldenzen

goldenzen — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 06:07:20 +0000

Nicole…if you see her on my About Page you will fall in love. She is a Golden Retriever, but rather small. SHE IS PERFECTION. :-) Thanks for asking

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By: neyellen

neyellen — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 17:08:36 +0000

Michigan is the better of the two universities. Yes. Well, long story about freelancing…give you the short version
I have always been one to try and mix careers. I got into Wildlife Biology because I wanted to be a nature/wildlife photographer. Then I had my daughter and didn’t have time anymore, and I basically helped promote my husband’s career (he is a MDNR fisheries biologist) and we moved throughout MI. Then, I decided to get my teaching credentials and went back to school. End of long story – Michigan’s economy is in the dumps; there are no teaching jobs, and I hate substitute teaching, so I put two and two together, my writing (I also write novels and short stories) and my photography, and decided to give it a shot. I have reached a point where it’s now or never.
I suppose that is kind of long…for even the short version. E

By: Friar

Friar — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 16:44:53 +0000

Nicole

Hey, dont’ worry. Your comments are hilarious, and they’re so mild compared to the “abuse” I get from everyone else.

Yes, I corrupted that dog. But I also made her retrieve and run for hours. So she probably lost weight during her stay at “Camp Uncle Friar”.

I’d say most Canadians are aware of how to pronounce the Sault (after all, our country is supposed to be “officially bilingual”). I think Ontarians refer to it as “the Soo” more out of laziness rather than out of ignorance.

At least you guys have a four lane highway up there. Try driving around the North Shore. It’s the 21st century, and we’re still single lane, most of the way.

We dont’ have big smelt runs where I live. This time of year, it’s all about speckled trout in the lakes. Later in May pike (yes, “pike”, hahah) and walleye are open. Then bass opens up in late June.

I’ve been to the Southwest (Utah, Arizona, Nevada) but never been to Texas. Talk about stinking hot! But I hear this is nothing compared to the humidity and heat around the gulf coast. Still, Texas is a place I’d want to see one of these days.

By: Nicole

Nicole — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:00:21 +0000

@Masked Millionaire Welcome! I’ve only experienced Las Vegas’ brand of heat once, and WAS IT HOT! I thought there was supposed to be this whole “dry heat” dessert concept that makes it not feel as hot as in humid areas? If so I didn’t see any difference. Granted, I flew in from northern Michigan in the dead of winter, so it could have simply been broiling in contrast. ;)

Thanks for stopping by!