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I'm going with the rescue option. :p

I still think that Jenny starved to death XD

Toni...there hazel

my pretty little eyes were brown at birth...and they got lighter until it reached green with yellow center....big pupils.......and they r constantly changing Colorado like gray blue darker green....what does that mean??

Thank you for your informative page. I am always reading about Quinoa in health magazines. It seems so easy to make that I think I will have a go at it :)

How did this escape my notice?! I love Edgar Allan Poe. I have his collected works here. Not only that, but I think that V for Vendetta is one of the best films ever (while the graphic novel is perfection).

I missed the boat on this at the cinema. I'll look for it on DVD. Thanks for the head's up!

Thank you for commenting sheilamarie and Tolovaj! I thought it was so interesting how all of this stuff came about. I am sure there were many things that were used that caused blindness or other irritations as women experimented through the years.

sheilamarie - Snakes scare me to death. I don't like them at all. I do think leaving them alone is the best thing to do. No risk if I just walk away. Now if a copperhead was hanging out in my back yard I may have to get it killed. But since the black snake is not poisonous then I think he can stay and keep away all the mice. Thanks for reading and commenting.

It would be interesting to compare with what was done in other cultures of the world. Maybe an idea for future wizzles?

Glad to hear it, Wendy!

There was vegetarian food, but not a vast selection and it all looked so bland.

And don't get me wrong, once you actually get onto a ride, they're wonderful. It's just the getting to them which appears to be problematic and boring.

I've never seen one, but have seen other types of snakes. I think you're right to leave them alone. The rodents they eat do a lot more damage than they do.

Hello Tolovaj, thank you for reading about my Lego lights. They are amazingly powerful with a strong beam in each leg. I am delighted with mine.

It's lovely to see you here. I do think that Wizzley is a welcoming and friendly site for which to write, but I have no experience with either Hubpages nor Squidoo.

I think that you should just write what you're passionate about. That passion will come through. Ok, it might not be as lucrative as the next big shallow thing, but it will be good for you to write it and great for your readers to read it. Surely that's got to count in the long term too?

I'm just beginning to invest more time in Wizzley after building up a body of work on HubPages and Squidoo. So I still feel like a newbie here. Monetizing has always been a problem for me, since I do tend to go with my heart, not by trend. I'm an odd duck when it comes to popular culture. It seems I get most of my ideas from the local art community and their activities lately. I'm trying to figure out how to make my reviews of various events more general for a wider audience. I'm experimenting with that on the article I have in process now, which I hope to get published by tonight. I thought I'd kick around the community tips to find answers to questions on Amazon. So far I haven't found them, but this was a beginning of my search, not the end.

Thanks for your comment. Brothers Grimm are super material:)