april_lynn, I am sorry to read this. Something similar happened to me a few years ago. Two incidents in a span of three months. I learned a tough lesson about leaving items on the floor in the basement. I won't list everything I lost, but since this is a music forum, I will mention I lost most of my vinyl. Best wishes, it will get better!

"The Full Monty"

For breakfast, large serving of cut fresh fruit, some walnuts and what probably equals a few quarts of coffee .

Drinking mandarin orange green tea.

Lots of good ones ZEPFAN17. Haven't seen some of those in a while. What I have seen lately is "Braveheart", it's been on AMC quite a bit this week. Although I've seen it many times, I still find myself drawn to it.

With wayyyy too many photos of Jimmy to choose a favorite, or even a top ten, the closeup of him from the Jule Felix show that is in the summer Uncut magazine is a gem. The background and some of the colors on his shirt match his guitar. I love his hippy shirt and the way one eye is hidden.

I have seen three. One was many years ago when I was in my twenties and don't remember much of the show. Saw "Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience" and loved it. Lot of energy from the band and very emotional at times. Recently saw "Get the Led Out". Great time. They played songs to the studio version very very well, which required eight guys on stage for some songs . They played a few that I wasn't expecting like "Fool in the Rain", "Your Time is Gonna Come" and "Tangerine". I don't have a "worst" entry as I haven't seen that many.

I meant the rellenos. When I read about them, the article noted that they are sometimes prepared with meats and like yours as well. I love V8 and tomato juice. mmmm.

I must live a more sheltered food life than I thought. I had to google chilli relleno. What did you put inside? Having a strange lunch: brown rice mixed with a little butter, parmesan and jalapeno Tabasco sauce - but it tastes good to me!

Lots of amazing musicians born in January.

Happy Birthday Fool In The Rain.

I'd add 495 to your trio, but 128 is the worst.

Worth every penny. I can guess which highway you were on, so glad to hear you are safe.

Mr. Ally, I have never "met" you, but you must be a good man judging by all of the wonderful things long time members have to say about you. Good luck with your procedure.

Happy Birthday Led Zep Girl, hope you enjoy your special day.

Strider, on your first point above, I agree writing things out can be a catharsis. Led Zep Girl, it can be hurtful to be shut out, but as Strider said, you did your part in trying to resolve a conflict. The other party may come around at some point. Re: Weird Al. I think it was last week when I was looking at some Zeppelin videos in Youtube, I stumbled across an "interview" with Al and Robert Plant. Very funny.

Lots of recent happiness for forum members. It would be ridiculous for me to repost all of the recent good news, so I'll just say "yay!" for all of you.

Watching the Youtube video of "Dazed and Confused" from "TSRTS" again. There are better versions of this song for listening pleasure, but I love to watch this video .

Just sent that first URL off to my friend who gave me the rooster sauce, he says he likes how the label is modified. Cheers!

Congratulations to you and your family. Five kids is a large family these days.

That's quite a combo planted :-) I'm having a turkey wrap dressed with some Sriracha sauce that my friend brought into work for me to try. Never had it before, I like it.

I love and eat whole eggs too.

I believe this is the first time I've posted in this thread. Anyway, having a mushroom and cheddar egg white omelette with plenty of tabasco sauce.

Anyone have any good tips for Sue to find a record player (see her post #34)? Ebay also? I think I've seen posts here and there about people finding record players at yard(garage) sales.

I have a similar story to yours and slave to zep's, but I was the initiator with a few people who I've lost touch with. The hard part (for me) is to follow up and keep it going.