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LEG LAMP FROM A CHRISTMAS STOR

I AM AN AMPUTEE, LOST MY LEG TO CANCER...DECIDED TO BE THE LEG LAMP FROM THE MOVIE

DUSTY
November 1, 2009
Horseback riding Doggie

How often do you see this? She goes everytime I go.

MsLisaP
October 9, 2009
1 Oct 2009

My father, sister, and brother were all born on July 21. Different years of course :-)

Steve
October 1, 2009
Schmitz at Boeing

I work at Boeing as a software engineer and I transferred to another job in the company. The person they replaced me with had my same name, Jeff Schmitz, who is not related at all to me.

Jeff Schmitz
September 28, 2009
Birthday matches

My wife's Birthday is the 18th of June; My Son's Birthday is the 18th of Dec; My Oldest Daughters is the 16th of July, the same as My Youngest Daughter's Birthday,

Bishop
September 28, 2009
Ultimately, a draw

When I first met my husband, we started talking about which of us had the bigger family, both convinced that we had it made. Turns out, though, that we are both the oldest of six, with two brothers and three sisters, that our mothers are both the fifth of nine children and our fathers are one of six each (though mine is the oldest and his is the youngest). How could we not end up together?

rhshelver
September 28, 2009
Italian Olives

My mothers name was Olive Olivastro, she lived in Olivette off of Olive street rd. We ate plenty of Olives & she was married to an Italian.

Suzy
September 28, 2009
Tweedi-Byrd neighbors

Next door neighbors in Kirkwood: Tweedie - Byrd We live at 223 and 221 Smith, respectively. Barbara Byrd

Barbara Byrd
September 28, 2009
The human palindrome

My dad is a walking palindrome. Everything in his life is the same forwards and backwards. His last name is

Chris Shuey
September 28, 2009
66666

(I've waited a long time to tell this story) On 6-6-76 my boyfriend (now my husband) were driving his 66 Nova and going to Six Flags. As we passed a Six Flags billboard on Hwy 55 his 66 Nova's odometer changed to 66666 miles! TRUE STORY, paulap arnold

paulap
September 28, 2009
Another Darryl

My dads name is James. My wifes dad name is James My wifes brother name is James. My brother name is James Darryl. Me and my wife purchased our house from a man named James Darryl. By the way, my name is Darryl, my son name is Darryl, and my nephew name is Darryl, and my sisters ex name is Darryl. She dumped him for a guy named James. -darryl

darryl
September 28, 2009
Tree that's had enough!

This Creve Coeur tree is throwing its arms up in dismay as it can do nothing with its spiked hair-do, Mary Anne Fleming

Mary Anne Fleming
September 28, 2009
Giant tomatoe plant

Last May I noticed a small cherry tomatoe plant growing in the flower garden in the front of our house. I did not plant it and had no clue as to how it got there. However, I decided to let it grow, and by the end of August 1st, it had grown to the height of eight feet and produced several hundred tomatoes. Our grandson Oscar is sitting by the plant, and seems awed by it's height.

BobN
September 16, 2009
April 16th, 1912 Titanic issue

An original print of St. Louis Post-Dispatch's April 16th, 1912 Titanic issue. This newspaper is safely tucked away in the Glasgow Community Museum of Glasgow, Missouri.

Holly L.
June 7, 2009
The big bus stop

Kirkwood's Westchester Elementary has a bus stop in which up to 16 kids get on the bus at the same time. The Spring Valley stop has 3 kindergartners, 2 first graders, 1 second grader, 4 third graders, 1 fourth grader and 5 fifth graders.

westchesterdad
May 15, 2009
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