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Blue!

(singing-----)
when I'm feelin' blue
all I have to do
is take a look at you -
then I'm not so blue,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 
This scheme seems to be the one used by almost everyone that uses this software. I get on a couple astronomy and a scottish heritage boards and they all use the same look.
 
I have a friend who is a Drag Queen. Sam's stage name years ago was "Bonnie Blue" taken from Rhett & Scarlet's little daughter from "Gone w/ the Wind" who was tragically killed when thrown from a horse... remember that?...
 
There is an artist from Louisiana named Rodriguez who painted and made famous paintings called Blue Dog, they are so awesome and I love them. Have any of you seen Blue Dog paintings? He had a book called "Blue Dog Christmas" which features his art, it is a tradition for Maddy and I every year to get it out and I read it to her but make up hillarious stories to tell her to go along with each picture of Blue Dog, she and I laugh and thoroughly enjoy our Blue Dog moments!:)
 
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RE: "a book called "Blue Dog Christmas" which features his art"

I checked this book out at Amazon, Cath. It does indeed look fun- w/ awesome art!
 
chubbyalaskagriz said:
RE: "a book called "Blue Dog Christmas" which features his art"

I checked this book out at Amazon, Cath. It does indeed look fun- w/ awesome art!
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Want to hear something very funny Kevin? I got the August issue of Southern Living Magazine and lo-and-behold there on about the 42nd page was an article on the artist: George Rodrigue and his "BlueDog" paintings! I had no idea it was so popular in Louisiana culture!!!:)

There is just something special about "Blue Dog" and the expression on his lovely little face;)
 
Obviously I have not seen the old web design but this design seems to be very popular of late. Blue seems to be the in colour for web pages at the moment.

It is the same as the Reliant site that my husband uses. I don't know if you have this type of car in the United States. They are funny little cars, three wheels and made of fibre glass.

We had a Red Reliant Robin until very recently but they are a young persons car/enthusiasts car. At our age we needed something more comfortable, 40 year old technology is not built for comfort, well not in the Reliant cars anyway. Apart from the comfort aspect they are collectors cars now.

People pass by our house and see the Robin has gone, they say things like "Why did you get rid of it"? Try driving a couple of hundred miles in it and then they will know .:D

My brother-in-law who lives in Plymouth, Devon, (about 4 hours drive). Getting out the other end, I'm almost doubled up. :) Reliants are for the young folk, with out a doubt.

If you want a giggle, Google Reliant Robin images. :D
 
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That Reliant Robin is sure one UGLY car:D Oh my goodness I could see why it was such a hit with your neighbors and friends>>>so ugly you just gotta' love it;)
 
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:D:D Oh, I don't think they are ugly, just an unusual shape.

Mind you, I'm not sorry we sold it to buy something with air con and comfy seats.
 
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