Revenge of the Sith
Star Wars
First of all, I'm a HUGE Star Wars fan. I remember seeing the first movie in the 70's at the Stanley Theater in Utica, NY for the admission of $1. I have all the DVD's so I'm a little bit of a geek. That being said, I was a little bummed about the new movie, Revenge of the Sith. I wish Darth Vader was on screen more than the last few minutes. I enjoyed seeing the birth of the Skywalker twins and the downfall of the Jedi. I guess that I'm bummed that this is the end of the road yet there's been talk that Lucas will go forward with a television series that bridges the gap between Sith and A New Hope.
pwdre ser
This is a Welsh term that translates to mean "rot of the stars." Apparantly, during the 17th century, the Welsh had gelanteous blobs falling from the sky. I read about this in my newest edition of Mysteries Magazine. Sometimes strange things happen in the world around us that we can't explain. For some reason this story reminded me of the creatures in the Stephen King novel From a Buick 8.
The Mohawk Valley Ghost Hunters
My good friends Susan and Roger from the Mohawk Valley Ghost Hunters have a profile on MySpace and were kind enough to place a picture of the cover of Daisy Daring. When you get a chance, check it out at www.myspace.com/mohawkvalleyghosthunters . This team of afterworld seekers are the best in the business and they're located right in my backyard. . . The Mohawk Valley!
First of all, I'm a HUGE Star Wars fan. I remember seeing the first movie in the 70's at the Stanley Theater in Utica, NY for the admission of $1. I have all the DVD's so I'm a little bit of a geek. That being said, I was a little bummed about the new movie, Revenge of the Sith. I wish Darth Vader was on screen more than the last few minutes. I enjoyed seeing the birth of the Skywalker twins and the downfall of the Jedi. I guess that I'm bummed that this is the end of the road yet there's been talk that Lucas will go forward with a television series that bridges the gap between Sith and A New Hope.
pwdre ser
This is a Welsh term that translates to mean "rot of the stars." Apparantly, during the 17th century, the Welsh had gelanteous blobs falling from the sky. I read about this in my newest edition of Mysteries Magazine. Sometimes strange things happen in the world around us that we can't explain. For some reason this story reminded me of the creatures in the Stephen King novel From a Buick 8.
The Mohawk Valley Ghost Hunters
My good friends Susan and Roger from the Mohawk Valley Ghost Hunters have a profile on MySpace and were kind enough to place a picture of the cover of Daisy Daring. When you get a chance, check it out at www.myspace.com/mohawkvalleyghosthunters . This team of afterworld seekers are the best in the business and they're located right in my backyard. . . The Mohawk Valley!
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