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No, we're not close enough to Georgia for chiggers.

wil, Vicki is my wife. We were in Reno, but now we're in Arkansas. Sorry, but I can't answer your PM until I post a few more times publically.

Thanks very much for the welcome. I was drawn in by the Santa Claus question, but I see that there's a lot more to this board. :)

I don't know whether St. Nick was a vegetarian or not. I've never run across anything authoritative on that subject one way or the other.

Hayah b'rok [Heb. "be blessed"], and thank you, wil... and Will Be... and everyone... I was drawn in by the Santa Claus question... I love everything he stands for, and commercialism isn't it... but now that I'm here, I see that there's a lot more to this board. I look forward to exploring it. :)

Santa Claus was a real person, and if we can learn something from hs example, sure. He's real enough. Nicholas was the Orthodox Bishop of Myra, Greece. The short version of his account is that he once recieved a large inheritence, and since he didn't need the money, being paid to be a bishop...