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This morning I had a very strange experience.  This is the first time anything as unusual as this has ever happened to me.  Friends of mine have recounted similar stories to me as absolute proof of ghosts or spirits, and after it happening to me, I can almost understand why someone would think it was a ghost.

On the advice of my new group leader I bought all the required equipment: fishing pole, reel, net, bait, and lures. All top-of-the-line and the newest fishing technology just like the guys on the fishing shows on Television. There are websites all over the internet selling this top of the line fishing technology so it was easy to get although it was a bit pricy. But you know what they say, 'you get what you pay for'. I don't understand how some of these high-tech fishing poles and other equipment actually works, but there are a lot of quotes from fishing experts on the websites and some very scientif'ee looking explanations and theories as to how this fishing pole or that fish hook works, so I knew they would work well.

Now in it's 15th year, the Metrolink Holiday Toy Express Train will be traveling from city to city throughout Southern California to entertain children and to collect toys for the less fortunate.

In 2011 the Metrolink Christmas train will be visiting 32 cities in the counties of San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Orange County, Los Angeles and San Diego beginning November 18 2011 and ending December 18 2011.

Schedule for the 2011 Metrolink Holiday Toy Express Christmas Train:

Friday November 18, 2011
Preview Night
L.A. Union Station - 5:45PM

does anybody know or have the schedule for the 2011 Metrolink Christmas train or even know if there will be a Christmas train this year? Last year they cut down the number of stop the train made and it was disappointing and i wonder if they will even have a Christmas train at all this year.

When I was a kid we used to go to what is now Raging Waters and what is now called Bonelli Park. Back then Frank Bonelli Park was called either Puddistone or PuddINGstone lake, and Raging Waters (without all the slides) was simply either "Puddistone" or Puddingstone.

We always called it Puddingstone, but lately I've heard it called Puddistone (without the ING in the middle). Does anybody know which name is right or why they called it this?