Send me your grandkid pictures.  I'll publish in The Daily Recap.  Should be fun.

Here are my three: Emma, 8; Max,18; and Mia, 5, with their new puppy, Chewy.

Her hand came off easily: no sound, little blood - just a look of disbelief in her startled, cerulean-blue eyes. A thin, righteous smile of justice crossed Rafe's lips.

After wiping the blade on the grass, he returned the knife to the sheath inside the waistband of his khakis. Turning, he walked easily back into the tournament.

As he approached table 3 for the next round, Sally, sitting North, asked: "Where's your partner, Rafe?"

"She's outside, thinking about her last hand."

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This clip was shown on the Bonnie Hunt show this morning.  Cracked me up.  My kids hardly know how Jerry Lewis was.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwy1qGdQ424

Once in a blue moon, I receive forwarded e-mails with interesting content.  These pictures were forwarded by my sister-in-law and are worth sharing.

[Excerpted from Scientific American Web-site: 8 Wonders Of The Solar System] This a series of artist's conceptions by renowned scientific artist Ron Miller, of some beautiful sights in the solar system which we've not actually seen -- yet.

"Not far from home, on our own moon, a unique condition exists.  Discovered in 1994 on Peary crater near the north pole, the so-called peaks of eternal light are the only known region in the solar system where the sun never sets. (Other such regions may exist on Mercury but have not been seen yet.)

"This unusual condition arises because the moon's rotational axis is barely tilted relative to the plane of its and Earth's orbit around the sun.

"Certain to become a tourist attraction, this site may one day also house the first moonbase.  Temperatures in the area fluctuate comparatively little, perhaps by 20 degrees, making it an ideal place to settle. The possibility of water ice here is an added bonus."