Another great day today - sunny and warm.<br /><br />Nice day with dd and Mom.  Cake was great - chili was good too - but only time will tell how good - think I&#39;ll leave the bedroom window open just in case.<br /><br />And I am still trying to figure out how I became the &quot;chosen&quot; caregiver LOL.  Mom always said the &quot;boys &quot; were too busy -  hey - I worked full time and raised my family too - go figure :o)<br /><br /><b>ED</b> - lot&#39;s of theories floating around here ....<br /><br />&quot;A criminology professor says the five feet that have washed ashore may be the handiwork of a macabre murderer.<br /><br />There are only three plausible explanations for the source of the feet, says Rob Gordon, who teaches criminal psychology at Simon Fraser University.<br /><br />- They belong to the five men who were killed in a plane crash off Quadra Island in February 2005. Only one body has been recovered.<br /><br />- They&#39;re victims of a &quot;body dump&quot; from an organized-crime &quot;cleanup crew.&quot;<br /><br />- They&#39;re the work of a killer preying on young men.<br /><br />Noting that more than nine men have gone missing from the Lower Mainland in the past two years, he says: &quot;It may be connected to all these young adult males who have gone missing over a couple of years, who may be victims of a sexual predator who is killing and dumping them.&quot;<br /><br />Gordon isn&#39;t the only one to think the severed feet may belong to murder victims, and dozens of theories have sprouted. International media have turned a spotlight on the mystery, with a Province reporter being asked to discuss the feet on BBC Radio&#39;s &quot;Up All Night&quot; and Fox News&#39; &quot;On the Record.&quot;<br /><br />While an accident may be plausible, it wouldn&#39;t explain the number of feet that have been washing ashore, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, who agrees something criminal may be going on.<br /><br />&quot;The number of feet are highly unusual,&quot; he says.<br /><br />&quot;I would expect a smattering of body parts -- an upper arm, a lower arm, a head, a leg. This is statistically extremely unlikely, which begs foul play.&quot;<br /><br />While the feet could belong to accident victims, Ebbesmeyer says they would have to be from the area.<br /><br />&quot;Drifting objects could float into the Georgia Strait from up to 1,000 miles away, but objects usually wash up closest to where they were put into the water,&quot; says Ebbesmeyer.<br /><br />&quot;Whatever is happening there, wherever those bodies first entered the water was in the Strait of Georgia.&quot; &quot;<br /> <br /><br /><b>STEVE </b>- careful with those meds - don&#39;t want the dogs getting grouchy .... and gramps licking his privates&#33;<br /><br />And on that shopping/saving thing ..... women always show hubby the expensive stuff first - then pick a few off the sale rack - savings galore&#33;  We learn that at a young age ;o)<br /><br /><b>JACKIE</b> - hope you get some time off soon...don&#39;t overdo&#33;  And we do miss you around here so get back to us as soon as you can.<br /><br /><b>MARY LOU</b> - Sounds like you ae going to need a few days to recoup&#33;<br /><br /><br />Anyway - off for a soak in the tub - just hope I don&#39;t find any feet in there that aren&#39;t attached to my ankles  <img src="http://www.cruisecrazies.com/community/images/forum/tr-emoticons/wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":wink2:" border="0" alt="wink.gif" /> <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /><br />