sorry i have been very busy and forgetting to update. i am glad to see some small interaction happening on my guestbook. that keeps me in high spirits.

ok so uhhhhh yeah here is a word:

bellwether BEL-wether, noun:

1. A wether, or sheep, which leads the flock, with a bell on his neck.

2. Hence: A leader of a movement or activity.

"Men are for the most part like sheep, who always follow the bell-wether." --Lewes

"Because Yahoo is first out of the gate and since it is the largest Internet search service, investors and analysts see it as a bellwether for the fledgling Internet industry." --Reuters, July 6, 1999

"This event sc. [the Women's World Cup] was seen by some as a bellwether of women's sports in America. Could women's teams fill stadiums, draw advertisers and attract television viewers in a non-Olympic event?" -- Washington Post, July 11, 1999

Bellwether is a compound of bell and wether, a male sheep, usually castrated. Wether is related to Latin vetus, veteran.

well then. now it is time for something completely different.

this song my dad used to sing all the time. it is funny. ok go here and read the lyrics: http://frankie.0c3.net/jesusdance/lyrics.html

this site is all about shredded wheat. it is kind of creepo:

http://hometown.aol.com/jwalton971/

my favorite part was the Shredded Wheat History & Chronology. very informative.

ok and lastly i looked up about otters b/c of my sweatshirt and i found Buckfast Butterflies & Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary

so their wesite is http://www.ottersandbutterflies.co.uk/

this site is very informative about both of these creatures.

and lastly here is a picture of the pope so you can be the judge of if lisa looks like him or not:

http://www.catholic.net/RCC/POPE/Pope.html

i do not think they look alike. have a good night kids.

byeness