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Those are just big Wallys rubbin their backs on the bottom of the ice

I personally do not know alot about it---just what the doc said on the news last night. He was making a plea for more cell donations from this community--is all I know?? Also This disease is quite painful---not even allowing the boy's mother to hold him due to it.

I'm not an expert but I'm thinking that may open up a can of worms nobody would like I talked with a fellow artist from Florida and he said he donated to his sister with leukemia--essentially saving her life.

that's better than a whitefish anyday

I familiar with the fisher/otter families this was'nt it

Well a lot of folks may think I'm nuts---been a bush guy for a long time But I think I seen one last year on the shore of a lake---definetely not common to see around here. Eastern Ontario

Actually BB--the doctor said the US is hurtin for donations as well

Tonight on my local news (Ottawa) was a story...about a young boy suffering from sickle cell. Now this could be treated better if there were Stem Cell Donations more readily available. The doctor said that if the patient was caucasian--there would be a 75% chance of a match However In Canada AND The United States---donations are almost non-existent So wether you participate in these discussions or just read---If You fit the need Maybe you can help out? It doe'snt hurt and could make some families a whole lot happier.

Yes CB--wether it's hearing the river run across the rocks or waves lapping on shore---we all need this to nourish our souls

There were things I did'nt like about this painting everytime I walked by it in my hallway Cleaned it up some

Cool--Now I know

Yes--we have a question from the debonaire angling painter with his hand up.... AM I The only One Who Has Never Heard the Term "YURT" ?

Sure looks like a sauger to me

When I'm way off away from people in the bush----it does give the opportunity to collect your thoughts and plans without distractions Any hunter will tell you---the woods are fairly quiet for the most part when you 1`st walk in---but sit quiet for only a few minutes and it all comes to life again---but for the most part---short of being treed by a bear---they mind their own biz and carry on Maybe it's the wonder of just watching it all that we enjoy---nature conducting itself as it has always done. One of my best memories---years ago when I was in a lot better shape---up in the north----I was hunting all morning---walked for hours on a cool fall morn with my pack on my back---remember finding a perfect log pile and eating my lunch----miles and miles away from anyone---just sitting in the sun--it was perfect---and I would recommend this on anyone's bucket list. And now of course I sometimes think----If I broke my leg--alone back there---how that might have turned out---no cell phones then---not that they'd work there----but I did'nt and it's a perfect memory. Yep

I know those swamp donkeys are notorious for thin ice

Wonder if it went through thin ice up above Bri? or maybe dogs pushed it past breaking point??

Yes Skip----Warm...Quiet...Peaceful summer days

That's Cool Merky-----man I wonder if we knew just how those times would be remembered Comes up lots in my life Even called it "Back To The Farm"

I was just out for a walk this morn--and this song kept comin to mind---pretty much fits right here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMxtOdf41dA

Maybe they mean the fly in spots??? Oh well maybe we should be happy just to be alive-----and from what I understand is---the only reason I am alive is...... Chuck Norris allows me to live

Beauty Gator

It's probably because we're more evolved Roy....well that's my story anyway

Matt You bet they sucked ---and a reminder about jinx's---that lady always makes a guy eat his words if they don't wait till the race is over. It's like--I nay said a word when the leafers were singing about 1st place in November

yes----when numbers of boaters when up--so did the percentage of ones who should not be on the water

Beauty trout Bri