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Jun 2011
9:50am, 3 Jun 2011
7,047 posts
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Nick Cook
That I'm getting a new saxophone - the wife will kill me when she finds out!
(I will be putting the new sax in the old case and keeping the new case with the old sax in at work though!)
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Jun 2011
10:05am, 3 Jun 2011
106 posts
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Lily of the Valley
My daughter is going to live and work in Turkey:(
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Jun 2011
10:13am, 3 Jun 2011
12,161 posts
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Chromey
Great for her.  for you.
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Jun 2011
10:17am, 3 Jun 2011
111 posts
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Lily of the Valley
Absolutely! So happy for her but boy will I miss her.
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Jun 2011
1:58pm, 3 Jun 2011
47,416 posts
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GregP
The Stonefly was designated as Delaware's official state MICROINVERTEBRATE on May 4, 2005, because it is an excellent indicator of water quality in the state.
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Jun 2011
2:04pm, 3 Jun 2011
8,821 posts
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JohnnyO
I was just going to say that.
Do you have any information on the state soil, Greggers??
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Jun 2011
2:06pm, 3 Jun 2011
47,421 posts
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GregP
Funny you should ask, John.
Since Greenwich Loam is commonly found in all counties in Delaware and enhances water quality, agriculture, wildlife habitat, and natural landscape beauty, it was adopted as the official state SOIL on April 20, 2000.
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Jun 2011
2:06pm, 3 Jun 2011
8,823 posts
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JohnnyO
Fascinating.....
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Jun 2011
2:08pm, 3 Jun 2011
47,423 posts
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GregP
The Blue Hen Chicken was adopted as the official state BIRD on April 14, 1939. This poultry breed has long been used as a motif in political campaigns and in many publications. During the Revolutionary War, one company of Delaware militia took Blue Hen cocks with them...
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Jun 2011
2:08pm, 3 Jun 2011
18,378 posts
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JenL
Loam, loam on the range? Fancy.
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