I can't say it as well as Grace did, but it's the thought that counts.
Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffet says "it's five o'clock somewhere" so I know it's morning somewhere as I post this, so "Good morning, people!"

~~~ waves ~~~ to all. Not quite 5am yet, but it will be ... Good morning!

~~Waves~~ to Sparkydon
And a Blunderful day to everyone who comes by here!

Mornin', muffy and Wyld! Don't worry, muffy, whether it's 5am or half past twelve, it's always five o'clock - somewhere! <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/round.gif" width=15 height=15>

What better place than here for morning maniac music? <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/biggrin.gif" width=15 height=15>

I,ve been missing a lot of ~~~waves~~~<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/rolleyes.gif" width=15 height=15>

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I am not certain that I agree with the logic that it's always five o'clock somewhere.

I agree that somewhere in the world it is five o'clock right now and certainly the logic applies but what if someone was in an area that had no clocks, and no belief system in time as we know it, would it also be five O'clock to them? Do we have the right to impose time on them?

What ha[[ens during s[ace flight? Does it just stay five O'clock? If not, why not?

oh to hell with it, Good Morning everyone and Batty you can just sleep in today.

In space flight, it's just 5 o'clock a lot longer, I think. I'm ready for JB's "...If the phone's for me ... you can tell them~ I just sailed away.~ ..." but unfortunately, my bank account isn't as ready as I am. So I hang out here, where it's always 5 o'clock somewhere.

~~Waves and good morning/afternoon to Beverley!~~

It's ALWAYS now, no matter what the clock says.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Larry:

It's ALWAYS now, no matter what the clock says.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Larry, I am so sorry to tell you this but you are wrong once more, that was then now is now, really you must get with the program, of course now is then as you are reading this so no matter what the clock says it is always then.

Speaking of clocks, I was at the home of a widow lady, doing some repair work for her, when I noticed a gold pocket watch hanging on the wall. I said to her that she should take better care of the watch as I noticed it's glass was missing, she told me that she did not have time to take care of it and it had been her late husband's, so if I wanted it to take it. Well, I did indeed want it but being mister nice guy, I told her it was a gold watch and worth money, but she said she preferred it be mine as she felt I would take care of it. She was right, I got it repaired and wear it in my pocket. I also found out that there is $500 worth of Gold in it, so here I am a poor country bumpkin walking around with an excellent watch worth more then my car, how long before something bad comes of this?

but really I am off topic and my purpose of being here at this time, I was only wanting to say that no matter what time the clocks says, it is still a great time to feel loved and to share that love with everyone you meet, I love you guys, thanks for being here.

Nate, it may just be a sign..or a metaphor about the value of time.

~~Waves~~ to Nathen and Larry and Guest #1

... and no matter, it's always celery time, which is not to say that it's always time to eat celery, because sometimes it just doesn't quite seem appetizing, but celery time being what it is, I'm sure that even at those times, someone, somewhere, will find celery just the thing they want to eat, and so it's always celery time... Especially when the celery stick is being used to stir a bloody mary, at five o'clock somewhere, by someone.

I,m ~~wavin~~

~~~~~~~Waving back!~~~~~~~~~