FarmerJamie
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And gluten free!Hypoallergenic fortune cookie!
Coffee's Ready, Come and Sit on the Porch
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murphysranch
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I'm decluttering in a huge way too. We have a garage sale on Fri and Sat. About 80% of the stuff is mine. Sadly I fought hubs for the tiny bits of his stuff he contributed.
Alaskan
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YES!!!!! A clean and organized house is incredible!
Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
Some people REALLY have trouble letting stuff go.
flowerbug
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Been trapping -- groundhogs gone, so working on other things. Been a couple more possum about. I've gotten 2 of those disposed of already. Checked traps and gosh, didn't need this...A youngster. So prob more of them
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possums, raccoons, skunks, mostly useless to trap them if they're not causing issues, they'll just keep making more as fast as you trap them out. groundhogs i just have to shoot on sight, rabbits i hunt to thin them out too, trap chipmunks, deer have fences... everyone else gets a free pass as long as they aren't damaging things. raccoons and possums do get into bird nests and i'm not fond of that behavior but it is just a part of the cycle of life and i'm not going to fight that part of the cycle, i just keep trying to limit my hunting to those who really are causing problems.
flowerbug
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Fortune cookie package from last night's takeout. No cookie, but full of air and sealed
Should I be concerned?
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shrinkflation...
flowerbug
Super Self-Sufficient
what they are really doing though is far more insidious as they are getting you acclimated to buying fresh air in a wrapper.
refridgerate before opening and you can think of it as a crisp fall breeze...
Hinotori
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Broken teeth are apparently contagious. Hubby broke his this morning. His might actually be saved it's a normal break
Hinotori
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Well he said he looks like a rabbit. He does. So left side top right next to the front teeth. He currently doesn't have a tooth in the same spot on the other side. That one will be replaced in September after the implant is finished healing. The implant has already been done.
I'm not sure of there is enough of the broken one for a crown or not. He'll know tomorrow. If not it will be first on the list for an implant in January.
I'm not sure of there is enough of the broken one for a crown or not. He'll know tomorrow. If not it will be first on the list for an implant in January.
Country homesteader
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Good Morning everyone! One more day till the weekend begins and we have a birthday party to go to on Sunday for our nephew who is turning 4. I had to take screenshots of a video of the garter removal and yes he took me by surprise when he did that. It didn't get recorded but he had to have help getting up because he is still recovering from his fall back in March or April.
Well seeing how it's light and cool out I might as well go get some yard work done NOPE not going to mow seeing how that's his job now because he has a riding mower and refuses to get MY push mower fixed.
Well seeing how it's light and cool out I might as well go get some yard work done NOPE not going to mow seeing how that's his job now because he has a riding mower and refuses to get MY push mower fixed.
