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Was out metal detecting an old homestead and found this...
It had an old coffee can beside it with wilted wild flowers in it.
It had an old coffee can beside it with wilted wild flowers in it.
That big belly has more than food in it!!
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''Tis the way it works around here too. Deer can't seem to read the deer resistant tags on the plants, but the sure can read the hunting regs
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''Tis the way it works around here too. Deer can't seem to read the deer resistant tags on the plants, but the sure can read the hunting regs
I mostly bow hunt so 30 yards and in is what I'm look for.
Morning in suburban Pennsylvania.
Went to my nephew's graduation at Dickinson College in Carlisle PA. Found out that the tuition this year is 10x higher than when I started in 1980 (incredible). He had all these rope like things hanging around his neck. Both my older brother (his Dad) and I who attended/graduated, had no idea what they were (we majored in fraternity). We decided that he did so well during his four years that it made up for the deficit that he and I created during our eight years combined.
Very proud of him, he graduated Summa Cum Laude/Phi Beta Kappa/came in 2nd for departmental honors/co-captain of the swim team/holds most of the records that exist in the conference....had so many honors that I can't remember them all. The bestest thing is that he was a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology major, loves beer and wine, and loves the science behind it. Can't beat that!
Very proud of him, he graduated Summa Cum Laude/Phi Beta Kappa/came in 2nd for departmental honors/co-captain of the swim team/holds most of the records that exist in the conference....had so many honors that I can't remember them all. The bestest thing is that he was a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology major, loves beer and wine, and loves the science behind it. Can't beat that!
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The wine ain't killed all the brain cells in your family yet! Drink up! 
Just kidding, I love smart people. He should make you proud!
Just kidding, I love smart people. He should make you proud!
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Looks like a new computer rig before it get's a 1/4 inch of dust on it... Be nice if it could stay that way, would also be nice if our kids never grew up...but what fun would that be for them?
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These are found in southwest Texas and south New Mexico. The are generally docile but do not get between them and a pile of nuts.
An email from this morning's work inbox. I guess the time's they really are a changing............. LOL
So apparently this was a thing once upon a time..........
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We are getting some much needed rain but dang gum we are getting a lot of it quick.
I love spring. Especially when things start blooming. When I bought the seeds to start these perennial chrysanthemums, the package stated that they bloom in late summer to fall. Not too sure they got that right since it is May and they seem to be blooming. These plants are on their third year, will probably have to divide them later this year. (Chrysanthemum Robinson Red (CRISANTEMO Robinson Red))
