Quoted: A suburban couple who spent five years trying to conceive has turned to MySpace.com in search of birth parents so they can adopt a child.

This is a really interesting article about Quincy. I know that every time I go home something new is coming in. Now when I go up to my house there is a big housing develpment (still in the process of being built) instead of farm land. Kind of sad, but exciting at the same time!

Quoted: The world's tallest man, whose search for a bride covered the world, ended up marrying a woman from his home town nearly half his age and more than two feet shorter, Chinese media reported on Wednesday.

Sickness...it is all over and seems worse than ever!

Found this interesting...especially since I have lost a lot of luggage recently!

Quoted: This could be the worst year ever for misplaced bags, but there are ways for you to safeguard your suitcases.

Glad I'm not flying to Denver...

Quoted: The Denver area was motionless for a second day Thursday. City streets were empty, nothing moved at the airport but the thousands of stranded travelers, long stretches of highway were impassable, even the mail couldn't get through after a powerful blizzard dumped 2 feet of snow on the region.

Guess I should keep playing...

Interesting...

Quoted: Some of the letters are comical (a man asking God to let him win the lottery, twice), others are heartbreaking (a distraught teen asking forgiveness for an abortion, an unwed mother pleading with God to make the baby's father marry her). The letters — about 300 in all, sent to a New Jersey minister — ended up dumped in the ocean, most of them unopened.

Quoted: After a disabled woman’s cat started a house fire, her specially trained dog came to the rescue, then died trying unsuccessfully to rescue the cat.