• skald said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Well we will be in Bulgaria soon. 

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Skald...yes, now i remember......how long are you going to be there?

• skald said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Just a week but a week can seem long when you have new experiences. 

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Skald....oh yes...lol...you are perfectly right...

  i am only curious why Bulgaria of all the countries......i know its a beautiful country....but do you have special reasons? 

• skald said on Jun 01, 2007....

  No Ginger it was just cheap and in the sun and an intersting place. would like to go Italy  but that is an other story. 

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  LOL......i will hide you in my baggage if i could..........

• secretlife said on Jun 01, 2007....

  we usually go to the jersey shore the last week of july and the first week of august.
  today, my plans are still up in the air.  i have to see how my sister is doing before i commit to going away.
   
  i'm so glad you're going to get to go home!!!!!  i can't wait to hear EVERYTHING!!!!!

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Secret.....i know...i am sorry..everything is more complicated for your family now.....where on the Jersey shore? There are nice beaches there?

  Oh, i will tell you everything...dont worry...lol...

  My mom called me and she is the one already in panic mode..lol....she is talking about refurnishing my old room where usually me and my daughter sleep when we visit...i told her that she is crazy about polka dots now so she is freaking out because she has to find polka dots stuff for her

  she is already filling up the freezer with.....FOOD....i have to go in strict diet until i wil leave.....i always come back 3 pounds heavier ...lol...

• Eilan said on Jun 01, 2007....

  We'll visit some zoos, put the oldest girls in a couple of summer reading groups, and maybe let the six-year-old do a soccer camp at the high school.  Lots of day trips.  We're saving the "real" vacations for when our three-year-old is a bit older.

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Eilan....thats a great plan...i highly suggest you the soccer camp...my daughter is in a soccer team since she was 6......she had been at a lot of summer soccer camps....there is a semi professional Dallas team that hold these camps for different level of ages and skills.....she had improved anytime she went there...

  and the reading groups are also great....:-)

  I was telling to one of my friends last day that i maybe did too much with her before she was really able to appreciate it....lol...sometimes i tell her "Do you remember when we went there or you did that?" and she doesnt...she has to look at the pictures to have some vague recollection....if i knew it....lol....

• TinSoldier said on Jun 01, 2007....

  The boys have Boy Scout Summer Camp planned for the end of July and beginning of August.
  
  In the middle of August, the family is going to drive from Oregon to Minnesota and visit some of my wife's family there. En route we will stop in Kansas and visit my mom.
  
  On the trip back we plan on visiting Mt. Rushmore and Yellowstone National Park.
  
  I will probably have to take about three weeks off from work.
  
  I wish that I could afford to buy a new van for my wife and family, but that's not happening. Since we aren't going to drive one of our current cars in order to prevent inter-family homicide, we will probably borrow my mother-in-law's extended cab GMC pickup that should haul us across country, barring any major breakdowns and hopefully it won't bankrupt us with regards to gasoline prices.
  
  It's almost 2000 miles there and 2000 miles back.
  

• CreativeWoman said on Jun 01, 2007....

  I have no vacation plans set in stone at this time.  I will probably just save my money.
  
  I hope you have a wonderful trip home, ginger!
  
  CW
  

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Tin.....wow..   that's a helluva of a long roadtrip....lol...

  It woudl be nice though....i never been at Yellowstone but many friends have told me its a rare beauty...

  It will cost you an eye with the actual price od teh gas...lets hope tehywil go down in tiem for your trip...;-)

  CW......i understand you.....i have been saving money for this trip by two years.....i hope you will have very soon the vacation you deserve......:-).

• mobil said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Gingerbread, what a sweet trip to Italy this will be for you and your

  daughter. I usually go to Jersey at some point in the summer, but

  they are all coming here. So, I'll proably go there in the Fall. All else

  will be local stuff, travel within 300 miles of here. Have a great summer

  and a fantastic trip Gingerbread.

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Mobil......but you should go to Jersey....you know you should go to Jersey...*wink*....ok, ok, i stop here...lol....

  Travel within 300 miles is local stuff for you? .....lol...i still have to get used to the American concept of distance....:->

  thank you so much, my friend.....

• polarheart said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Oh, Ginger, I'm so chuffed for you that you are going to see your family in Italy. . .that's wonderful news!  When do you intend going?
   
  We dont have any plans, just work, live and survive.  I'm sure we'll get some activities in on the weekends though.  We are about an hour's drive away from a few different coastal towns and then there's always lots of attractions.  Now that I'll be getting my British passport we hope to be popping over to France for a day or weekend trip.
   
  Luv Polar xox

• secretlife said on Jun 01, 2007....

  ginger:  imagine someone coming to jersey for vacation? 
  LOL!!!
   
  my dad bought a condo in sea bright which is close to sandy hook - the northern-most point of the south jersey shore.  so that's where we all go.  We're directly across the street from the ocean, and the place backs right up to the bay....so there's lots to do.  my husband has dreams of a boat which i've been squashing for years now.  and this year we're buying him new teeth (LOL) so boat's not happening!
   
  we usually do the boardwalk once or twice, a water park one day (i love them!) and then we're lazy beach people...my husband fishes...so do the kids.  i walk and collect shells and watch people and read. 
   
  my husband has a cousin who also rents a place nearby during the time we're there and he has jet ski's and all kinds of water stuff to play with.  his daughter is my middle daughter's age, and they are buddies, so we go therre one day and they come to us another...
   
  last year we took the fairy boat into manhattan and went to the museum of natural history.  it's less than an hour by boat. 
  there's lots to do....

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Pollie...what are you doing up s late or...so early? Its 4 in the morning London time, isn'it? Are you ok?

  I will leave the 26 of this month....wow....it seemed so far away when i purchased the tickets 2 months ago...and now...its here!

  I promise you to sent you a little something from Italy....{hug}

  I wish you to visit France...i did the jump over the canal from Dover to Calais when i was in vacation there... many years ago....great places...

  I have visited Brighton too on the English coast....i remember i have seen there a reproduction of the Taj Mahal....really great...

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Secret.....that would be a great place for me, for example...as long as there is a beach and the ocean i am fine...lazy beach life...the best.....LOL...

  it sound a place with lots of stuff to do..

  Is the water cold in the summer? A friend of mine went to California and she got so pissed off because the water was so icy she had to put on a long legs surfer thing to swim....lol...

  My old home and my mom's are right across the ocean as well.... :-)

• polarheart said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Ginger, I woke up just after 3am coughing and coughing with lots of mucus in my throat, I decided to get up rather than not having proper sleep anyway, but I'm feeling really tired now.  Its 4:35 now and its getting light outside, it looks like its going to be a nice day :-)
   
  We are about 45 min drive from Dover, so we will most certainly be going over, its an absolute must!  I have not been to Brighton yet, but I think my husband has.  There are just so many coastal places to see and now that Tigger is older he will really get to enjoy the beach more!
   
  You must be counting the days now until you go over to Italy!  I think your mom must be soooo excited too. . .how long has it been since you've been there?

• secretlife said on Jun 01, 2007....

  usually the water warms up by late july here....but warm is probably 72 degrees, so it's still kinda cold......but very refreshing next to days in the 90's with high humidity!

• sweet_cookie01 said on Jun 01, 2007....

  we just finished having summer here in the philippines... its back to school in a few days for the kids... back to the old normal routine... but we had a blast this summer... i will posting about it soon...
   
  and for those who are just about to begin their summer adventure... have fun everyone and be safe!!!

• gingersoul said on Jun 01, 2007....

  Pollie...i am sorry ...hope you can get some sleep before its completely daylight....glad you are having a nice day.. ..we are going to have rain until Monday....but luckily Wednesday is sunny....my daughter is having her b-day party.....now it started to rain very heavy ....

  wow...you are very close to Dover....they are very impressive seen by the sea.....i mean the notorius white rocks of Dover......yes, Tigger will love the beaches....:-)

  Secret....yes, still cool but you are right...imagine what a refreshing dip when its humid outside...:-)  

  Sweet....already back to school??? my daughter's last day of school has been only one week ago and she will be back August 27th....a long, long summer ahead for her.......thank you .. :-)

• rmuxagirl said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Right now the only definite plans I have are wedding stuff and of course the actual wedding.  I also have my dad's family reunion in July.  Other than that not a whole lot is planned at the moment, I kinda like not knowing..adds excitement.

• beyondtheveil said on Jun 02, 2007....

  ginsoul- No summer vacation this year. We are going to do something my wife has wanted forever- to spend Christmas in Vegas. I know we are going to the cirque show with the Beatles music. She's made that abundantly clear.
  
  Actually, I'd like to go to Italy too. Maybe another year.
  

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Rmuxa......you are right.......just decide when the mood strikes....its a good plan...;-)

  Beyond...oh, i bet that the show is going to be stunning as all the other ones....i am never tired of Cirque du Soleil........and about Italy, if you change your mind let me know......you can come with me....lol....

• mommyof2 said on Jun 02, 2007....

  I have 3 b-days coming up, including mine, oh yes, the plan is to swim as much as possible, love water parks, pinatas, picnics, being outside as much as possible.

• quietone said on Jun 02, 2007....

  I took my summer vacation in april.  went on a 7 day cruise to Nasau, St. Thomas, St. Marteen.  Probably wont do much else the rest of the summer, just go on weekend trips, maybe to maine or NH coast.  Have a great time in Italy with your family. take pics and show us when you get back.

• pickersplock said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Ginger, we have two family reunions, a trip to Maryland, and lots of beach time planned! Have fun in Italy!

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Mommy........nice....specially the swimming thing...i love water too....but i am not crazy about the waterparks.... my daughter loves them though so i will have to suck it in and go wit her....lol...

  Quietone.....oh, what a beautiful places....S.Thomas was the destination of the fantasy cruise i was planning for my wedding anniversary before it turned out in a.... divorce anniversary.....guess it wasnt written in the stars.....lol.....thank you...:-)

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Picker......family time is great! Beach time too....together they make a wonderfuk plan for the summer....

  Maryland must be very nice...i saw some pictures....thank you for the wishes that i send back for you and your family....:-)  

• kingcobra said on Jun 02, 2007....

  no mam............just work, work, work

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  King.......i am sorry.....i hope you are earning lots of money so you will have a great vacation next time you can have it.....:-)

• kingcobra said on Jun 02, 2007....

  yep...that is the only plus here at the moment....

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  King.....i've read your vice president is supposed to come back tonite......i am wishing him good luck and to you too....i am sure you have some plan to get out of there if it gets too dangerous.....  

• kingcobra said on Jun 02, 2007....

  aghhh no what,,....your time is your time............want to make some more money first....he was careless...............sounds harsh, not meant to be

• SoftyQ said on Jun 02, 2007....

   I'll be in school most of the summer. Then it is time to get ready for fall classes. I might plan a trip to the mountains. Maybe just a weekend of wondering around Colorado.

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Softy....hello...nice to meet you.....:-)

  Colorado mountains are gorgeous.....i have been drivign thru the state years ago...really stunning....and good luck with your school....what are you studying for?  

• silverwhisper said on Jun 02, 2007....

  write more.
  
  ed

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  SW.......good writing then......a long, prolific summer of writing for you......:-)

• blastfromthepast said on Jun 02, 2007....

  No holiday plans.  I'm starting an on-line course in August that will keep me going steady till January 2008.  Also starting a new part-time job in June.  But, we'll probably have company throughout the summer, as we live in a tourist town.
   
  Have fun in Italy, Ginger!

• husbandhater said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Have fun going back home honey. I hope you have a safe and eventful trip. I plan to work!

• gingersoul said on Jun 02, 2007....

  Blast....tourists in town? Hey, you can always pretend to be one of them.....visit the city as you never have seen it before...ask directions to the locals...lol..

  good luck with your course and your job....:-)

  HH......oh, thank you so much.... I wish you smooth and easy work days then....:-) 

• gentlepie said on Jun 03, 2007....

  summertime here in the philippines is officially over as our weather bureau just announced today that the rainy season has officially begun. i have enjoyed this summer immensely. i got to travel to some places here in the country that has long been in my list of dream destinations. we took fabulous pictures as well of the places, people and cultures we experienced, and the food! there have to be foodie pics... its a must! :) hope your summers go well, folks! 

• gingersoul said on Jun 03, 2007....

  Gentle...oh, would you share some of your pixs with us? Your country is so beautiful....and i am very interested in knowing what kind of food you have....

  Thanks for the wishes.....and since you are entering the the rainy season i hope you have a strong umbrella...lol......

• gentlepie said on Jun 04, 2007....

  will do ginger... as soon as i get em emailed at me! we went to the northern portion of the country famous for its centuries-old spanish colonial houses, pristine beaches and a lighthouse with the lighhouse keeper's place looking like a monastery from long ago. and the food, ahh. divine. we got a taste of bagnet... its sun-dried, fried pork cuts thats cisp on the outside and tender on the inside. goes well served on top of steaming rice, with onions, tomatoes and fish paste concoction making up your condiments.

• silverwhisper said on Jun 04, 2007....

  thank you, GS. i will try. :>
  
  ed

• gingersoul said on Jun 04, 2007....

  Gentle.....that is really great....you named many of my favs: pristine beaches, lighthouses, old spanish colonial houses, monastery......

  and pork...i love pork!.......you made me drool.....lol....

  SW.......and when i am back you will have to post some of your efforts, deal?..:-)

   

• silverwhisper said on Jun 04, 2007....

  ...maybe... :p
  
  ed

• uniquely-ironic said on Jun 04, 2007....

  No plans for me since my kids will be back and forth between their dad's house and mine.  I do have tickets to a Giant's game at the end of the month.  Perhaps take a day off to hit the spas with my daughter.

• gingersoul said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Unique.....i like that spa thing a lot....LOL......... have fun with her....:-)

• Trinov said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Hi we're not going anywhere because we are broke as usual. But we have the whole
   Kinneret, (sea of Galilee) ten minutes away and if we wanted to go swimming it would
  not be difficult. But somehow we don't have the energy. We used to like day trips to
   old ruins, but the last time we came home with a mysterious fever, so I have
  become paranoid about germs just waiting to jump on someone after 2,000 years.
   
  Italy has some beautiful sceneries, do you take photographs or does family
  take all your time and energy?

• gingersoul said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Trinov....the sea of Galilee would be enough for me as a great vacation, if you ask me...;-)

  I am curious about those fever you got ....can you tell me more?

  I am always the one taking pictures around....so i will do it again...i will try to post some pixs here during or after my trip.

  If you want to see some other pixs from my vacations click on my post: here. Hope you like them...:-)    

• Trinov said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Hi, Well a lot of the beachfront here is taken over by hotels and even the free beaches

   get taken over by illegal groups extorting money, and some how the police can't keep

   track of them. hmmm

   

   Also, we need a 'separate swim' beach because we are religious and that means taking a ride

   to the other side of the lake, or going in some cove by ourselves without a lifeguard, which can  be

  dangerous in sweet water if you have a muscle cramp.

   So we mainly take walks in the evening on the 'jogging run' by the shore.

   As to the fever, as we were walking around the ruins of this city, called Korazin,

   which two thousand to a thousand years ago was a big city, and during the middle

  ages was a town, and in modern times up to the 1900's a small village, all of a sudden

  we felt very hot. We just thought it was hot because we had come down from

  Tzfat which is in the clouds, and Korazin is half way between Tzfat and Tiberias.

   When we got home we found that we have a high fever, and this lasted two weeks and

  after that we were tired for quite a while. It just seemed pretty strange to suddenly get sick

   like that, and we usually don't get a fever.Since then we have lost the desire to go ruin and

  castle hunting, even though there are lots of Crusader forts etc very close to here, not

  to count all the ancient mosaic floors and remains of glass making factories, etc. Instead

   I've been just reading about all those trips, and drinking lots of cold juices.

• Trinov said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Hi,
  Just saw your beautiful pictures!
   
  The scenery is fantastic and your picture taking
  is professional in its balance. Ever thought of
  selling some of them or making a travel book?
   
  Is there a story behind the horseride mask?
   
  There is a very ancient book (Sefer HaYashar--The honest book) that
   mentions that there once was a land
  bridge between Sicily and Tunisia. Have you ever heard any
  legends about this? And there was a story involving a princess
  from somewhere on the Italian peninsula who couldn't drink the water
  in North Africa and the king there built an aqueduct that spanned the
  land bridge to bring her water--an all this over 4,500 years ago plus
  minus a few centuries.

• gingersoul said on Jun 05, 2007....

  Trinov....the story behind the horse ride mask its an ancient reference to bloody clan fights in Sardegna. The riders used to wear the mask on their back so that the enemies would have been confused during the battles......really interesting...

  There are even more fascinating rituals remembered during the Carnival in another region of Sardegna. The so called Mammuthones. Each years still now 12 masked figures parade in the middle of the city of Maoiada... they represents the 12 months of the year. Each one of them wear a wooden mask looking as an old woman, they have a scarf aroun the mask and carry heavy wooden and metal bells that they make sound any time they jump. Each three steps the twelve men jump. Until the end of the parade. The ritual is old of 3500 years. It said to be the rest of a dionisiac ritual in honor of Dionysus and the fertlity gods. The woman beign rapresented by the mask and the long dress. Others say that they could also be a vestigia of the killing of the old people in those villages when hard times requested their sacrifices.. Here a picture of them.

  mammuthones

  About the legend of the princess and the bridge i dont recall anything.....but if i happen to stumble in something i will let you know...Italy is very rich of legends and arcais stories...

  Your fever is indeed really weird.....is it possible there are some electromagnetic fields underneath those ruins? I am deeply fascinated by the Crusades period too....i bet you have read 'The Da Vinci Code"....what do you think?...

• Trinov said on Jun 06, 2007....

  Dear Ginger soul,

  Thank you for the answers to my questions. My husband sort of guessed that the masks were used that way.  The ritual dances also are very interesting. I saw a too short travelogue of Europe which gave half minute showings of various interesting local dances, and that is the type of thing that always fascinates me.I like to know the why behind the dance or the custom

  As to the DaVinciCode, I read the non fiction book that gave the background to the theory.  It's called Holy Blood, Holy Grail by Michael Baigent, Richard Leight and Henry Lincoln. It is a well researched book on about 80% of the subjects it touches on.

  I came across the whole theory about 33 years ago on a visit to New York (in the Shakespere Book Store in upper Manhattan), and at that point I didn't give it credence, but in the 1980's , after coming across things in my research project, I said :I've got to see that book again, and I don't remember the title or the author. And two weeks later, my correspondent/fellow traveler in Ireland, without us speaking a word or writing a letter, sent me some chapters of Holy Blood Holy Grail which were on that same topic! Another friend sent me the book two years ago.

  This is a possible theory, and it may also be connected with another theory my Irish friend and I were wondering about: why the Templers were set up to be murdered, what did they know that the Catholic Church didn't want them telling? This is the Priory of Zion (or the Prieure de Sion) theory and it may have something to do with the Templers being familiar with the Spice Road and the original pre Pauline Christians, some of whom go to pray at a grave called the Rosamonde, (Raza/ Rosa  in Hebrew is secret) or Secret of the World. This grave is in Srinagar, in Kashmir. Some of those pre Pauline Christians believe that this is the grave of Jesus, (the St Thomas Christians were once Jews converted by St. Thomas when he was in India) you might be interested in checking out their history).

   In a  book translated from the German, that is found in the library of The Union Theological Seminary (I was very surprised to find this book there) called Jesus Died in Kashmir which had a picture of a reporter from that area who claimed that he had a family chart that dated back to Jesus. All these stories, including references in history of that region that the young Jesus traveled this area previously before he came back to  Judaia , could be very interesting or very frightening depending on how you take them.

  I read last fall that many people in Italy were wondering about this theory and that the Church was having a hard time giving answers.

  As to the fever, I can't be sure it wasn't just a flu, but from that time on I have no desire to go walking around ruins anymore. Maybe it was because we were the only ones there at the time, and something, magnetic, or ghostly, found us a good target. Maybe we shouldn't have sat down at this big picnic bench that was under this enormous old tree. I don't know, but its been three years and we haven't gone anywhere.

  (My husband is laughing, he says we could have been sick before we got there, but I am convinced it was from there)

   

   

• mirrorimage said on Jun 06, 2007....

  GS, I am so glad you are going to Italy! I can't wait for you to tell us all about it and maybe post a few pics? :)

  We have a lot of family events happening this summer. My son is going to art camp, my sister is getting married, my brother is expecting his second child, my father is getting married...I don't think we have a free weekend! LOL but summers like this are usually the most enjoyable! :)

• gingersoul said on Jun 08, 2007....

  Dear Trinov,

  soon after The Da Vinci Code i went rigth to read Holy Blood, Holy Grail. I found it so much more interesting and fascinating to read. I completely and without second thoughts embraced that theory .....i mean...why not?

  Being an agnostic, as i told you, it has been extremely easy for me opening up to such ideas...not so new for me, by the way...Before The Danci Code stirred up souch unnecessary storm, 3 years earlier a dear friend of mine very involved in his spiritual quest and enlightment, gave me as a gift "The Dead Sea Scrolls Books" or Vangeli Gnostici. Did you read them? I am sure you already did.

  There are 4 books of Tommaso, of The Truth, Filippo and the more controversial of all, the book of Maria.

  Both works,.Holy Blood and Vangeli Gnostici, are revolutionary in the meaning that they put the woman (Maria Maddalena) at the center of what up to them has always been strictly a matter of men. Religion has been always used as powerful weapon of suppression against women.

  Yes, the Pope and the Vatican were not happy at all when Da Vinci Code exploded..... The thesis revolutionizes all the basic dogma of Catholic Church...

  Thanks you for you extensive answer and for giving me such interestnig links.

  About the fever....i think probably your husband is right...lol...you two migth have something in incubation well before going to the ruins...but who knows?....:-)

  Mirror-Moms....girl, let me give you a big hug first {{{hugs}}...there...sorry i didn't  connect you with the new name...

  your summer seems pretty full ...i mean, it doesn happen every day to have your dad and your sister getting married at the same time.....lots of stuff going on..hope you enjoy it!

• gingersoul said on Jun 08, 2007....

  Hello to you.....nice to meet you.... :-)

  Czech Republic is a beautiful country and Prague is one of my dream cities to visit....is Ostrava close to it?

  Thank you for stopping by....i am curious..i have noticed your username...are you really making money using agloco?

• Trinov said on Jun 09, 2007....

  Hi, I might have seen the Tommaso, that sounds familiar, but the others I haven't read. I've read more of general gnostic works, from somebody's historical review of them, and the impression I got was that some of them were influenced by Manecheism, and that the Albagensian heresy was a product of the two philosophies.

   But I tried to stay away from gnostic writings as I found them disturbing from the one book I did read, and from the reviews -which might have given a wrong impression. They seemed to say, from what I understood of them, that the world was ruled by both good and evil.And that is a distortion, that does not show that the Creater is in charge of the world. This equality of good and evil,in the Albagensians, andd in the Jewish equivalent of them, the Sabateans and the Frankists, led to some really evil things.

   However, the books that you mentioned that I didn't read might have had a different point of view. On the topic of women, there have been many periods of history when religion was used as a way of destroying women as women, not only women's powers, especially all the witchhunts, which went after women who were herbalists and healers, and any woman who had an independent brain. (a real witch, as Rowlings so wonderfully pointed out in one of her books, could have escaped them, a lady who helped her neighbors with some herbs was the one they caught and murdered.)

• StillSeeking said on Jun 09, 2007....

  Italy, how exciting!

  I am going to Atlanta to visit my cousins over Fourth of July, then heading over to New Orleans for a friend's wedding on the sixth of July! 

• gingersoul said on Jun 11, 2007....

  Trinov....i agree with you ...a real witch would have never been captured...the target of the witchhunts have been the healing women who dared to help the women in situations like abortions or sexual diseases or birthcontrol methods that were prohibited by the law and the religion of those times...

  thank you for your extensive answer about the Gnostic .......i dont have the time now but i will come back later on this topic...

  Still......that is a nice schedule....have fun!....:-) 

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