I saw that on Google. I sorta remember Upper Volta, but had no idea it was so close to Ghana.
I've heard of all the countries on that map. Although I know the Ivory Coast as "Cote d'Ivoire".Burkina Faso - so named since 1984, 1/2 the population of Canada - and I'd never heard of it until a couple of dozen people were killed in a hotel siege this weekend.
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That being said, I've never heard of Benin either.
I know my East African countries though.
And somewhere along the way, we learned the lesson buried deep in the Purple Wombat Fable...
One of my good friend's parents are from Ghana. He spent the entire summer there last year, and he goes there about every three summers.
Don't stand up in a rowboat.
I've used that life advice every day since.
Well sure, it's good advice.
Floating doors can help as well. Rose had one. Jack did not.
Sounds like Jack drew the short straw all the way around! No vest, no door, no nothin'...
Nobody willing to scoot over... but he did have love.
Rose took a cue from the Oscars and decided to snub him.
And saltwater in his lungs....
There might be a lot of things that I might pray for, but, I will guarantee you that liking the cold and snow would not be one of them. Don't let that stop you from enjoying it though. Somebody has too!Fixed that for you, pumpkin!
I would edit that to "Go Pack!" or even "Go Pack, Go!" before every Wisconsinite has you hung for blasphemy.
I'm trying to cut down....
But one "s" can make all the difference in your meaning.
Sounds like a win-win to me!But one "s" can make all the difference in your meaning.
"Go Packs" are these:
Whereas, "Go Pack" is the proper cheer for Green Bay. When @PUSH reads your comment, he won't know if you're supporting his team, or indicating that you want a delicious snack.
I'm sure he understands. Who doesn't like delicious snacks.But one "s" can make all the difference in your meaning.
"Go Packs" are these:
Whereas, "Go Pack" is the proper cheer for Green Bay. When @PUSH reads your comment, he won't know if you're supporting his team, or indicating that you want a delicious snack.