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Friday, November 03, 2006
Mayan Indian Archeological Site...Honduras
Copan Pyramid, Copan Ballcourt...Teams fought here for the right to be sacrificed. Lisa on the Frog Rock. The Mayan Women went to this rock to have their babies.
Clara I'm gone from blogging for a few days & you blog like crazy!! Dont do that when I'm gone!! LOL!! What a beautiful place. It doesnt look errie at all just beautiful! Now the frog rock was weird thinking that a bunch of women went up there & had youngins! I guess that is the nurse in me!! This is where your son-in-law is from? I wouldn't have walked tru that water for love or piles of MONEY!! Did they bring any of the pottery pieces back? I wonder about those! Very interesting!! I have never seen a place like that before..like Mama says, that is different....we aint got that here in south georgia!! Loved the last quilt barn too. They are so pretty!! I haven't seen an ugly one yet!
Now just where are you going???? I go to your blog every day and you can't be away very long.... My son-in-law is from El Salvador....which borders Honduras. Lisa met him at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. I want to find out more about the Frog Rock. I guess sitting on one of those rocks would be like the big rubber balls thatsome women sit on today when they are in labor. Altho, I can't imagine having a baby on a rock!!!! They did bring pieces of the pottery back, and one piece is almost whole. One time when I was there they took us to a deserted island and some chef came in a boat and brought our food to us. Don't stay away too long. I will miss you!
Clara I'm not going anywhere...I just wasn't able to blog last week. I had to get caught up on everyones blog posts from last week, LOL!! I haven't ever heard of those balls! YUCK! I had to work in OB last week...the 1st time since school years ago...I hated it!! So you have been all around the world too!! Wow! Have I told you that I just love that picture of you that shows up on your profile! It is a wonderful picture that makes me smile! Gotta go get ready for church!
Tina, thanks for the comment on my picture. I had just finished crocheting that hat. Can you tell I still have the crochet needle in my hand? Bill says he is going to put a crochet needle in my hand when I die. I hope he does...the Angels can always use more lace.
Enjoyed all the pictures on your post Clara. I also thought of you this morning when I ran across this quilt website and wanted to share it with you. Here is the addy: http://www.clinchpowell.net/quilts.html They look so similar to the barn pictures you have posted. Have a good Lord's day.
Copan Pyramid, Copan Ballcourt...Teams fought here for the right to be sacrificed.
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It's really pretty. Thanks for showing us something "different".
Clara I'm gone from blogging for a few days & you blog like crazy!! Dont do that when I'm gone!! LOL!! What a beautiful place. It doesnt look errie at all just beautiful! Now the frog rock was weird thinking that a bunch of women went up there & had youngins! I guess that is the nurse in me!! This is where your son-in-law is from? I wouldn't have walked tru that water for love or piles of MONEY!! Did they bring any of the pottery pieces back? I wonder about those! Very interesting!! I have never seen a place like that before..like Mama says, that is different....we aint got that here in south georgia!! Loved the last quilt barn too. They are so pretty!! I haven't seen an ugly one yet!
Now just where are you going???? I go to your blog every day and you can't be away very long....
My son-in-law is from El Salvador....which borders Honduras. Lisa met him at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. I want to find out more about the Frog Rock. I guess sitting on one of those rocks would be like the big rubber balls thatsome women sit on today when they are in labor. Altho, I can't imagine having a baby on a rock!!!!
They did bring pieces of the pottery back, and one piece is almost whole.
One time when I was there they took us to a deserted island and some chef came in a boat and brought our food to us.
Don't stay away too long. I will miss you!
Clara I'm not going anywhere...I just wasn't able to blog last week. I had to get caught up on everyones blog posts from last week, LOL!! I haven't ever heard of those balls! YUCK! I had to work in OB last week...the 1st time since school years ago...I hated it!! So you have been all around the world too!! Wow! Have I told you that I just love that picture of you that shows up on your profile! It is a wonderful picture that makes me smile! Gotta go get ready for church!
Tina, thanks for the comment on my picture. I had just finished crocheting that hat. Can you tell I still have the crochet needle in my hand? Bill says he is going to put a crochet needle in my hand when I die. I hope he does...the Angels can always use more lace.
Enjoyed all the pictures on your post Clara. I also thought of you this morning when I ran across this quilt website and wanted to share it with you. Here is the addy:
http://www.clinchpowell.net/quilts.html
They look so similar to the barn pictures you have posted. Have a good Lord's day.
God Bless!
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