the biggest buildining that i have choose is the empire state. the reason why i have pick this picture is because i use to live there and it brings back lots of good memerios as well you can see it when u are taking an air plane ride to newyork city to so here his my large picture
i pick this picture beacuse one iam a big fan on dinsey like mickey minnie ,goffty, an there on the bottle caps which is cool=))))) but i like them and this picture reperstend alot in it an gives off an good theme. so it all works out for the best an thats why ilike the picture
Twitter's big day? Here comes Oprah
she has plan that she is going to use twitter and she wants everyone else to used it as well.. so its good because i have one to so i think everyone can try it. see what it can do for you most people have it they say it's a good souce to so try it and see if you like it......so this is the new news for today=)))))))
the reason why i pick pick this picture is brings such an good vibe an when i look at this you can think calm and peacful thoughts as well to. so its a great look at the pic. it reminds me off going to the beach nd havin a good time to just enjoy my self an thinkin about life an where iam goin in the future as well. so this is why i pick this pic......
I LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally, "Family Matters" a spin-off series of the successful "Perfect Strangers" was conceived to focus on the Winslows, a middle-class suburban Chicago black family. Harriet was the sarcastic elevator operator at the Chicago Chronicle newspaper while her portly husband, Carl, was a Chicago police sergeant; they had three children Eddie (14), Laura (12) and Judy (9). While somewhat successful in its early months on the air, "Family Matters" didn't become a true hit until the appearance of the Winslow's next door neighbor kid, Steve Urkel. The bespectacled Urkel, complete with high-pitched voice and suspenders, was the ultimate nerd who had an unrequited crush on Laura. His well-meaning but clumsy ways, in addition to countless back-firing contraptions and visits at inopportune times, caused no end of grief for Eddie, Laura and especially Carl; Harriet, however, was more understanding. Also a part of the action were Harriet's recently widowed sister, Rachel Crawford (she operated a local hangout, Rachel's Place), and her son, Richie; Carl's mother, Estelle; Eddie's slow-witted pal, Waldo; Laura's friend, MAXINE; and Myra Monkhouse, a beautiful teen-ager with a huge crush for Urkel. As the years went on, Urkel developed a special transformation chamber to allow himself to change into suave Stefan Urquelle, whom Laura fell for; it was a way for the nerd to finally win the object of his affection. Laura eventually got to appreciate Urkel's company, and eventually, fell in love with him. Carl was eventually promoted from sergeant to lieutenant, finally attaining the rank of captain. In later years, Urkel moved in with the Winslows (when his parents abandoned him in moving to Russia); and Carl and Harriet (long after their daughter, Judy, disappeared from the scene without explanation) adopted 3J, a local orphan who was friends with Richie. While many episodes seemed to focus on Urkel and Carl, a number of shows explored serious topics, including gangs, police brutality, teen-age drinking and guns in school. The show ran on ABC from 1989 through 1997 as a cornerstone of that network's "TGIF" programming block; it and "Step by Step,
the reason whyi pick this is because i watched this t.v show so long with my sister and its a real life show to me.it brings thefamily togethere.
