Heights2Bastrop

if nearly complete means 40%

But, you have to keep in mind that much of what bones were missing on one side of Lucy, scientists were able to recreate from the corresponding bone on the other side that was recovered. All they had to do was mirror the bone. When you put all the pieces in place, most of the skeleton could be seen.

I miss Bill Ennis.

Bob Allen is lousy!

You mean, you're just now figuring that out?

I'll bet my ugly critter can beat up your ugly critter!

Lucy is the nearly complete, as well as the most complete fossilized, skeletal remains of an Australopithecine discovered by Don Johansen in 1974. The Houston Museum of Natural Science was very fortunate to have arranged for an exhibit of Lucy that was to occur in 2006. But, I can't find anything on it.

Did she come and go? Had the visit been delayed? Canceled?

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Restaurants, for the most part, are a tough go in the Heights since they can

Hey Boo boo.. I'm smarter than the average mayor!

Good one!

Durn g-g-g-global w-w-w-warming!

Somebody turn that dang thermostat up!

Here I am bursting with a reply about elevator direction, and I have to stifle it.

Durn censors!

Hey, with Naggin

I used to word at Gulf Oil, and I always loved the elevators there. The bank lobby was wonderful, too. I also loved the elevators at the Esperson Building. Not sure which one, but the entrance was on Main Street.

Yeah, that

why is everyone killing each other in NO?

Because the only "culture" in NO is sports and drinking, and we all know what that leads to!

Is this the location where Heights Tackle Shop used to be?

Brown will fail, just like he has done with every other position he held. But, right before he leaves, he

On second thought, my favorite toy was/is my Jet cabinet saw!

Suffice to say, he was not a happy camper.

Hey, I see it worked, huh?

Did anyone see the anti violence protesters in NO yesterday? They marched, then gathered for speeches. Naggin

It was a frontier fort with plastic soldiers and Indians, probably Davy Crockett or Rin Tin Tin themed.

My favorite view was from the Quitman bridge over I-45.

I got the below photo off this site some time back, but I don

Playland Park was at S Main and Murworth. The

I remember my dad talking about it. I was only 5 at the time.

Going way back in the darkest recesses on my mind (where it can get mighty scary), I get a mental image of the Pink Pussycat sign on the Sweeny-Combs building. Maybe it was next to or near that building, but I can see the sign and the familiar corner structure of Sweeny-Combs both in the same mental picture.