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AnneRoe

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Give me science, sci-fi and the great outdoors. And let's be kind out there.
#expostie Oh, and #GoDawgs!
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What a noble portrait - Sir Downy of Brown County at his country estate.
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Yep, they learned to shinny up mine. I switched to hot pepper suet. The yard's full of pinecones, acorns, and walnuts. They can leave the feeders for the birds.
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Lots of southerners went north to work in the factories.
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Yinz is interesting. From another language or a shortening of you'uns? I knew folks in Pa who said "youse guys."
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Did you recommend euthanasia?
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And cheers to your grandmother! She's more than earned the right to eat whatever she wants!
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Congratulations! Wishing you many more years of happiness!
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Violets are lovely, and we have them as well. Clover blooms much longer here.
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Man who works at the garden center - "why would you buy a weed?" Because it sprouts quickly, blooms early, keeps blooming into the fall, feeds all kinds of critters & bugs, and then nourishes the soil to boot. Why wouldn't I buy clover seed?
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I found the most interesting cologne, and I rolled in it so you could enjoy it too!
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Happy Anniversary, Tony and your lovely bride! May each year bring you closer. 💐
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Lovely heron shot, Laurel
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There has seemed to be a lot of seismic activity these last few years.
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😂 We need to wear this sweatshirt when visiting my husband's cousin who routinely adds 20 people to a text, each one of whom responds to the entire group.
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We'll have it all weekend, mostly Sat parties. I don't mind if it's only one weekend , stops by midnight, and they shoot them away from the houses & trees.
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Neighbors. Sigh. Let's just say I'm glad we watered the yard yesterday afternoon.
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Add a couple of artichoke hearts for that balanced meal 😄. (Never heard "girl dinner" before, might be missing the point.)
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What a great idea. My rudbeckia is in front of a couple of azaleas that have never done well. (Someone's failed attempt at a George Taber Encore, I think. A bargain buy I should've trashed years ago.) I could pull the bushes out and let the rudbeckia take over.
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