ok, i just found the fix jeesh! apparently there's a NEW option?????? look at what i just found - Advertising Programs - Business Solutions - About Google - Go to Google España if you click on that last thing you get what i got. fixed. tom

Would by any chance your husband be playing a prank on you by changing your setting? And then changing his on his laptop to play off it being and internet glitch? I did that once to a boyfriend who would always want to use my computer to 'check his email'. He would always change my computer setting to what he liked. I yelled at him constantly for it and told him to stop doing this. He ignored my wishes. Soooo, one day after he had left, I went to my computer and saw that he had left his Gmail account open. So I changed the language on his Gmail to Hindi. Bwhahaha. The whole page was in Hindi. It's easy to change back of course with a click on to the 'English' from the pull down. But you have to be able to read Hindi in order to find the word in Hindi for 'English'. Bwhahaha. I'm sure he had to call around for tech support to talk him through the change back. I think he "got it". I haven't had a problem with my computer setting since.

Thanks for sharing! Accept for the first and last ones they pretty much look like single shrub roses A/K/A KOs.

Pole Cats Return lacey, some years ago here in the West of England, we accidentally caught a polecat in a rabbit trap. We had do idea what it was and had to 'look it up'. After carefully removing it from the trap (we didn't want to be prosecuted for killing some endangered-species) we sent a photo to the people at the site above who identified it as a 'true' polecat . . . not one that has interbred with a ferret. They were very rare in our area and mostly live down rabbit burrows and eat the occupants. A couple of years later a young polecat 'kit' was trapped by a hind leg. John, wearing his thick leather gauntlets removed it and we were amazed how something so small could 'stretch' to about 15 ins. and disappear at great speed, but not before sinking its needle-sharp teeth through the leather into J's thumb. There are no skunks in the UK.