I see it as longing for something that was, but now isn't. You don't seem to be dead inside because you see the death (and any loss) as being the theme. I miss my cat so much I think of him when I hear it. I call out to him but he can't answer. And it is a beautiful song. On Wikipedia they quote: "Composed by Ian…

Peek-a-Boo - Now feed me.

Thank god my cat is out sitting on her chair on the porch. She would never let me end a day without ordering one for her.

As am I.

Some blamed the road, but it wasn't the Asphalt.

Wow ZaciDeets you made my day! I am so happy I posted it and that you like it. You are so right it is beautiful and haunting.

Many of the more modern quadcopters have a stored "home" position navigated by on-board GPS.

Please

But to my mind, though I am native here
And to the manner born, it is a custom

(While the your image is from Titanic) It reminds me and I can't get over Say Something by A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera. It is such an incredibly beautiful song.

Not even this one?

That's what I'm talking about. There are two schools of thought on this, thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.

Cool, but does he like my joke? I remember watching This Old House and they added straw to the mix. It acts to "hold it together" better than without.

I agree.

As am I. Cheers!

I think a methodology has been around for some time to reduce the amount of food scraps that end up going into the dishwasher. It is called paper plates.

the pocket near the driver where there's less air

Lot of specifications listed about the product, but nothing concrete.

Not The Mama!

A Hexacopter was the absolutely best choice for this photography. Safe, stable, and beautiful, rich videography.