Actually, what ever they can find. One is an old historic theater where an actress "took the plunge." She jumped off the balcony and she recreates that scene all of the time. There are a few other ghosts there too. Kind of neat place to investigate.
New York is full of tragedy you got that right! Well I think maybe the only state that might have more tragic occurences than your's might be Virginia or Massachuttess(sp?) there's is at a particular point in history while yours seems to be overtime...:shrug:
I think you find that through the original colonies and areas that have seen some major fighting.
Yeah that's what my degree is in is history so I consider myself pretty knowledgable on the subject...:wave:
That's what I thought too, but everything says the 1st tooth usually pops between 4-7 months and some babies can get them even earlier. Called the pedi, he says it sounds like that's what's going on and that the symptoms can last for weeks before the tooth cuts.
I know, he's a drooling machine! He's never been a drooler, now all of a sudden he's a fountain. And is constantly chomping on his hands. I can't even feed him, he tries to jam his hands in there w/ the bottle...then gets frustrated when he can't have both.
HAHA well that's a man for ya...:lookaroun:lol:I know, he's a drooling machine! He's never been a drooler, now all of a sudden he's a fountain. And is constantly chomping on his hands. I can't even feed him, he tries to jam his hands in there w/ the bottle...then gets frustrated when he can't have both.
..good luck!
Sorry you had to go thru that..I have to deal with this each day at work..we worked on a lady for 3 hours after a pacemaker placement..I had very much gotten to know her and her family well..it hurts..she was a very nice lady..
Well kind of like you that's a part of my job, I mean her and so many other individuals like her give researchers a jumping off point, and if I have to dig through a couple of houses to provide to my patrons with some valueable information I am willing to do that. I hope that doesn't sound like crude and heartless, but the research that people like her do is not done now, so many people just want to go on the internet and look stuff up and it's like but why you have these AWESOME books that sometimes are 200 years old and full of info that books that we buy nowadays just don't have. I mean I do all the book buying for our library and if 9 times out of 10 I try and purchase reprints of books that is based on older research because, at least in the historical context, older books are better...
Thank you, I agree but just wanted another opinion! :wave:
Hey Jenny has your book fair been pretty successful thus far?