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Sunset pics
Bruce Richardson
Catharine Green
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ooooo, good song Randy! Love it : ) Yep, there is an Ocean
Shores site on FB and I have exchanged messages with someone from OS/Seattle area on that site, it’s a little more complicated, but they can’t stop you from messaging each other with whatever you want to say, that’s the HAppy part of FaceBook LOL However, if you post it to their site, you probably would be sanitized LOL!
Facebook has an Ocean Shores site. I suspect it is managed by the city or convention center and therefore is “sanitized” of any reality. Sort of like South Pacific:
“Happy talk, keep talking happy talk,
Talk about things you’d like to do,
You gotta have a dream, if you don’t have a dream,
How you gonna have a dream come true?
Talk about a moon floating in de sky looking like a lily on a lake,
Talk about a bird learning how to flyMaking all the music he can make
Happy talk, keep talking’ happy talk,Talk about things you’d like to do,
You gotta have a dream, if you don’t have a dream,How you gonna have a dream come true?
Talk about a star looking like a toyPeeking through de branches of a tree,
Talk about a girl, talk about a boy,Counting all de ripples on de sea”
This site should have an area where people can just chat, talk about where they are from and plan get togethers, share the good things OS has to offer, etc. I belonged to a website where Apache trailer owners did that kind of stuff and also talked Apache stuff. Now that the wife and I bought at OS we had to get a different trailer, the Apache would not be good in cold weather.
Hi neighbor, twice over! : )
Very relaxing and needed, esp after reading all the LID stuff. I made Bruce’s my desktop background here at work in the wonderdful Auburn Valley that Lorranine mentioned.
Gorgeous!