[Phebe Carlyle]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Dear Ms Winstersnow the device is not for digging, it is to show you what is under the ground, and with such a large property to explore with it there may be many interesting things to discover just under the ground, it could be a wonderful hobby for you.

That aside, how was you trip? when did you arrive? have you recovered from the jet lag? What did YOU think of the little video I did you commemorate the event?

Well, considering you showed the same nonsense for 4th of July fireworks with your silly spaghetti theme, I did not take too kindly to it, Mr Pastaman.

My trip was average. I was near attacked by nigras in LAX and for the most part, (except for Stonefest if course) I have slept a lot. It has taken me until today to feel as though I am back to normal. I do have a lot of prayer catch-up to do so I have been in and out of the prayer closet multiple times today.

If that machinery is not for digging for truffles, then what is is for?

YIC

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

@ Sister BIG,

Yes, personal protection is what I am looking at. I know that there are times when James will not be around and I would like to feel secure in a new place and new home.

I am sorry you cannot come to NY but I do understand. I guess perhaps then, any bridesmaid dress chosen for you will suffice... that IS of course if you agree to be part of the wedding party?

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Well, considering you showed the same nonsense for 4th of July fireworks with your silly spaghetti theme, I did not take too kindly to it, Mr Pastaman.

My trip was average. I was near attacked by nigras in LAX and for the most part, (except for Stonefest if course) I have slept a lot. It has taken me until today to feel as though I am back to normal. I do have a lot of prayer catch-up to do so I have been in and out of the prayer closet multiple times today.

If that machinery is not for digging for truffles, then what is is for?

YIC

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

@ Sister BIG,

Yes, personal protection is what I am looking at. I know that there are times when James will not be around and I would like to feel secure in a new place and new home.

I am sorry you cannot come to NY but I do understand. I guess perhaps then, any bridesmaid dress chosen for you will suffice... that IS of course if you agree to be part of the wedding party?

Yes I am very happy that you are asking me. By September we should be all settled in.

Thanks again

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Well, considering you showed the same nonsense for 4th of July fireworks with your silly spaghetti theme, I did not take too kindly to it, Mr Pastaman.

Awww, did you not even like the music?

My trip was average. I was near attacked by nigras in LAX and for the most part, (except for Stonefest if course) I have slept a lot. It has taken me until today to feel as though I am back to normal. I do have a lot of prayer catch-up to do so I have been in and out of the prayer closet multiple times today.

Mr Dewitt did seem to be pre-occupied round about the time of your arrival, sounded like he had a health issue, I hope that is OK now and his problem with "being drained of bodily fluids" has been resolved.

If that machinery is not for digging for truffles, then what is is for?

Here is some more information about the machinery and how it could be an interesting new hobby for you with all that property to explore.

Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a geophysical method that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface. This non-destructive method uses electromagnetic radiation in the microwave band (UHF/VHF frequencies) of the radio spectrum, and detects the reflected signals from subsurface structures. GPR can be used in a variety of media, including rock, soil, ice, fresh water, pavements and structures. It can detect objects, changes in material, and voids and cracks.

GPR has many applications in a number of fields. In the Earth sciences it is used to study bedrock, soils, groundwater, and ice. Engineering applications include nondestructive testing (NDT) of structures and pavements, locating buried structures and utility lines, and studying soils and bedrock. In environmental remediation, GPR is used to define landfills, contaminant plumes, and other remediation sites, while in archaeology it is used for mapping archaeological features and cemeteries. GPR is used in law enforcement for locating clandestine graves and buried evidence. Military uses include detection of mines, unexploded ordnance, and tunnels.

[James Dewitt]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Mr Dewitt did seem to be pre-occupied round about the time of your arrival, sounded like he had a health issue, I hope that is OK now and his problem with "being drained of bodily fluids" has been resolved.

Pasta Boy you are back on thin ice, I had a touch of the stomach flu. Nothing would stay down. You need help, I will pray for you.

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Pasta Boy you are back on thin ice, I had a touch of the stomach flu. Nothing would stay down. You need help, I will pray for you.

James, my friend, why so touchy?

All I did was enquire after your health, and I hope you are feeling much better now. Tell me who suggested Sildenafil citrate for stomach flu?

[James Dewitt]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

James, my friend, why so touchy?

All I did was enquire after your health, and I hope you are feeling much better now. Tell me who suggested Sildenafil citrate for stomach flu?

I had gotten them for a different reason. I was looking for something to help with the cramps and grabbed the wrong bottle. I simply was stating that the drug performed as advertised, and was asking for a little help.
Do you always read read between the lines when it is empty space?

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

I had gotten them for a different reason. I was looking for something to help with the cramps and grabbed the wrong bottle. I simply was stating that the drug performed as advertised, and was asking for a little help.
Do you always read read between the lines when it is empty space?

Dear James, it is you who is reading something into the space between my lines, I have made no inference of anything I have just enquired about your health out of concern for a fellow human being.

It does sound like you were in a bad way my friend, and whomever was looking after you in your hour of need must have been working very hard, as you say they could only sleep once you were feeling better, a true friend by the sounds of it, you are lucky to have such friend.

[James Dewitt]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

It only took three trips to New York, Phebe has found her dress. Now we only need 4 bridesmaids and a best man, three groomsmen, some one to give Phebe away. Rev Jim will do the honors.
The wedding will be at the church, reception at my estate. We have a 12 course meal to plan and cater. I think we will need help.

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Anything I can do to help.

Have you set a date?

[Sister Charli]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

We have a 12 course meal to plan and cater. I think we will need help.

Far be it for me to interfere Brother James and Sister Phebe .... but given Sister Phebe's time in Australia and all the good work she did for the Lord with those harlots, street kids, and promiscuous girlies on the Gold Coast .... have you considered one course being Australian themed? Maybe kangaroo steaks or something?

[Benedict A. Davis]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Far be it for me to interfere Brother James and Sister Phebe .... but given Sister Phebe's time in Australia and all the good work she did for the Lord with those harlots, street kids, and promiscuous girlies on the Gold Coast .... have you considered one course being Australian themed? Maybe kangaroo steaks or something?

Kangaroo tail is not an uncommon meat found in many of the larger supermarkets, many consider it a health food. For a momentous event the dinner dishes should be extra ordinary. What is something a bit more exotic (and tasty) than kangaroo butt or Marmite soldiers?

[Sister Charli]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

a bit more exotic (and tasty) than kangaroo butt or Marmite soldiers?

{whisper} Brother Benedict ..... that would be vegemite in Australia. Not marmite!

[Benedict A. Davis]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

{whisper} Brother Benedict ..... that would be vegemite in Australia. Not marmite!

Thank you, I should remember that, isn't there something about a ''vegamite sandwich'' in your national anthem?

[handmaiden]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

Hello everyone!

Yes I have finally surfaced for more than a few minutes at a time.

To stop any more questions, speculation or quandry, I would like to confirm that YES! I did accept James' proposal!



I will get back to just who we would like in the wedding party a little later...





I couldn't find any dresses in Chicago to my liking, so I have arranged a personal meeting with Vera Wang tomorrow morning and also with Henry Roth tomorrow afternoon. I will have to fly to New York so will also go by Jimmy Choo for some appropriate wedding shoes. I was wondering if perhaps Deaconess Talitha, Sister BTB, Sister Big, Mistress Cookie and also Handmaiden would like to come along and we can make a gals day of it? It is a matter of having to find bridesmaid attire too you know!

Please let me know.

Sister Phebe.

I would be [sniffle, sob] honored to be a bridesmaid! (You were asking, weren't you?)

I can live with huge balloon sleeves, hoop skirts, and bustles, but no warm earth tones, please--even though it is a fall wedding.

Bubble gum pink or grape soda purple, possibly school bus yellow (which is the warmest hue I can manage) will be fine with me.

I know the rules of bridesmaidom very well; Vera Wang may do for you -- our dresses will be designed by the same person who outfitted Tammy Faye.

Let me know which shop to send my measurements. I'll start working on the skydiving/pedicure/appletini party.

Excitedly Yours,

Handmaiden

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Sister Phebe said yes!

I would be [sniffle, sob] honored to be a bridesmaid! (You were asking, weren't you?)

I can live with huge balloon sleeves, hoop skirts, and bustles, but no warm earth tones, please--even though it is a fall wedding.

Bubble gum pink or grape soda purple, possibly school bus yellow (which is the warmest hue I can manage) will be fine with me.

I know the rules of bridesmaidom very well; Vera Wang may do for you -- our dresses will be designed by the same person who outfitted Tammy Faye.

Let me know which shop to send my measurements. I'll start working on the skydiving/pedicure/appletini party.

Excitedly Yours,

Handmaiden

Ooohhh, we can have the bridesmaid party at my menstrual hut. None of the men would dare set foot in it.