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Wild parsnip abounds in Ontario ditches - it's poisonous - Contact dermatitis Poison Ivy rash in October, 2011. Another long story! There are lots of weeds that are toxic to us, most give us Conatct dermatitis. The...
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Red-tailed Tropicbird - These Tropicbirds were found on Kilauea Point on the north end of Kauai. The nesting season for the Red-tailed Tropicbird is from March through October. ...
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4 Wonderfully Wet Webs - * Together we notice not only each mountain shadow and each stone on the beach but we notice each other's beautiful faces and complex natures so that Cre...
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Watching Paint Dry - It's a hard life. Here I am at Crick in the sunshine with nothing to do but sit and listen to Test Match Special while waiting for paint to dry so I can ...
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Isolation or in a crowd? - Yesterday's post brought some interesting comments on where to live. Cro prefers to live in a small community of just one or two houses, away from 'civil...1 day ago
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White poppy - *I found this white corn poppy Papaver rhoeas on the edge of a barley field near Egglestone in Teesdale last week. It's undoubtedly a genetic mutation th...
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Stork White - At certain times of the year, the White stork ar seen in large numbers in Kruger National Park and are often confused with the Yellowbilled Stork because of ...
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The Rewards of (Old) Age - Now that I'm 70, I welcome life's slower pace. Years of childrearing are behind me. Grandchildren are enjoyed and then returned. My love of family is pur...
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Women in Medicine - Mediaeval Illustration They say you can tell you are getting old when you see policemen getting younger. You know you must be old when your doctor, who is ...
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Pretty in Pink - Not referring to our granddaughter, Ellie (this time) but these blooms in downtown Nashua, NH, this past week. *Flowers are a proud assertion that a ray of...
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En-chanted in Germany; Postcard bookmarks; Equisetum; A vision; Lunches - From a German friend Raccoon-worthy play *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xls23QVS56Y* *A journey inside* *.......* *From Myrtle Dix* *also Raccoon-wo...
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My Heart's Just Not In It - The garden is doing SO well this year! But, it's a bit overwhelming to me. I just can't keep up with it right now. I had also hoped to be blogging a l...
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FOTO FRIDAY 7/25/14 - Dear Family and Friends, Chickens sitting on a fence at Hacienda Abraspungo near Riobamba, Ecuador. Love, Nancy
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Time for some fun! - The Wino's, Tilt, Whirl and Arnold are LOVING their new digs! The overwinters moved out, the pen was power washed and redecorated, and the older babies mov...
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World War ll London Blitz: 1-18-43 I am saying hell and damnation. Last night the bombing began again. The alert went at eight-thirty, the all clear at ten p.m. We were wakened at five forty-five this morning, and there was another raid, lasting until nearly six a.m. They were bad raids, and today I am sick from fright. - Purchase Diaries: January 18, 1943 I am saying hell and damnation. Last night the bombing began again. The alert went at eight-thirty, the all clear at te...5 days ago
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ABC WEDNESDAY -- JULY 23 - (CREATIVE TUESDAY FOLLOWERS, PLEASE SCROLL DOWN ONE PAGE) B is for... MY BOYS I promise I won't make these posts just a litany of relatives. But I did say...
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There’s a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in - I have become a terrible blogger. Not only do I not post regularly, I have comments in my inbox that I have not yet responded to. And my grammar in that ...
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OLD TRICKS - Growing up, I often watched my father at his woodworking in the basement. He might be fashioning a piano bench, cabinet drawer, birdhouse, or picture fr...5 days ago
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Cream of the Crop Vegetable Gardens - Just dreaming a little….. click on the little arrows at the bottom left of the first photo to see lots more. Cream-of-the-Crop Vegetable Gardens1 week ago
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BEEP, BEEP, I’M COMING THROUGH - Since we have moved my commute to work is almost an hour long. It is all highway driving and I don’t mind it….much. I have to say though many people hav...
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Runner and Dwarf Beans - Today we had a good crop of both runner and dwarf beans from our garden. So many in fact that we didn’t have any other veg's with them and the Quiche Lor...
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The things we do for our kids.... - I mentioned a few weeks (ok months) ago that the girls had won the national junior robotics championships run by an organisation called RoboCup Junior. It...
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For Sale - Think Tank backpack and Nikon lenses - My life has changed a lot in the last 2 years, so my photography has changed too. My cameras now share space in my bag with diapers and sippy-cups. So it i...
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Of Waiting, Of Luck, Of Wanting - “The bus left just five minutes ago,” the youth in formal office wear and cradling his laptop bag said as I got into the queue behind him in the shade of a...
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Home At Last- And Celebrities at That! - We finally made it back to the same yacht club in Groton, CT that we left in 2008. Life is a chaos trying to re-establish all the things we will need to...
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The Sound of One Cow Mooing - It’s only when you go back into the country that you realise now noisy cites can be. Even if you wake in the night, it’s rare for the background hum of ...
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Festival and Honours at Stoke Bruerne - Over the weekend Stoke Bruerne held a Family Festival. It was therefore fitting that on the Saturday it was announced that David Blagrove, Chairman of the ...
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What a very busy few weeks .. - Last year my patience was like a soft rubber band, ever stretching, becoming longer and longer. My wonderful bee NUC was delayed owing to a dreadfully lo...
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Wordless Wednesday: Snap Happy - Snapping off last spent rhododendron flower trusses of 2014 Photo snapping glorious sight of first wisteria flowers for 2014 *Images captured June 10th. ...
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"... mad for our planet ..." - Translation: "The future belongs to those who wake up." ~Clean Energy Guru I have to cast my lot with those who age after age, perversely, with no ex...
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The Endless Loop - All I want to do is check the Collin County, Texas, Marriage Index, 1800-2010 results for the surname Brinlee. So, while working in one of my Member Trees...2 months ago
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~NO VACANCY~ - Spring rain is falling...there will be no working in the garden this day... my spirits have not been dampened...for you see.. the Bluebird of Happiness has...
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The Trips West 2013--Petrified Forest and Painted Desert - Back again. Finally. Technology and general lethargy are keeping me from the blog. No promises this time. On the way home from our amazing trips last year,...
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The Baltimore Orioles have arrived! - One of my favorite birds to host in my backyard in the summer is the Baltimore Oriole. For the last couple years I have been lucky to have two nesting pair...
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Oh Dear, Oh Deer! - While on one of his morning walks, Jim counted eight deer in the field behind our woods garden. Early last summer, we spooked a fawn not 20 feet from our...
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Spring Has Sprung - Illinois is the Prairie State, but if you're lucky enough to have access to a wooded area, this is the perfect week to explore it. Spring ephemerals are ...3 months ago
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A Milestone - Prom was April 5th and my oldest was invited. This was a super. Huge. Big. Deal. For one thing I am not old enough to have a child old enough to go to p...
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Poem by Rolf Jacobsen - Returning after a three year absence. So here is a beautiful poem as a passport for re-entry. It's by Rolf Jacobsen. THE INVERTED SUMMER There's a second ...3 months ago
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M. Gary - I was greatly saddened a couple of days ago to learn of the passing of an old friend, M. Gary. Herve Gary was a local farmer and I often turned to him t...4 months ago
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The Reluctant Fundamentalist - We just watched The Reluctant Fundamentalist. Very heavy. But very worthwhile. No diatribe here, but it seems sometimes that our country just needs to . ....5 months ago
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UNCLE UNCLE UNCLE! - Dear Winter, I know that we've had it pretty easy the last few winters, but really? Eleven storms, over sixty inches of the white stuff, ice and multi-d...
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Mongooses, mambas and me - As soon as I arrived at the group I knew something was wrong. Mongooses were darting everywhere. Small worried faces peered out from beneath a tumble of g...
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Pink into Spring...with faux chalk paint on the cheap... - Yes, again I've made my own chalk paint for this project... 1 cup hot water 1 cup plaster of Paris 3 cups paint (flat) This is the before shot, pretty but ...
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For the love of Wolves - Well, I'm back and so glad to see most of you are still here. I got caught up in extra work and didn't have the time to commit to my blog and still may not...
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Full Circle - a Year in Photos - A simultaneous Hello and Goodbye to 2013! I investigated my photos, attempting to figure out what happened during 2013, and discovered that not only did w...
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Welcome, welcome 2014 - The Juncos are here in good numbers, and winter is in full swing. No snow yet this season, but the image above from a couple of years ago makes me smile...
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WSD X'Mas Workshops For Kids - The Welfare of Stray Dogs (WSD) is an animal welfare NGO that sterilizes and immunizes stray dogs. We also have an adoption program for abandoned pets and ...
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Wild Asters, African Blue Basil and Honey Bees - I noticed Wild Asters while on the river. They were climbing Asters, I believe. When I got home, I saw several patches of them growing along the canal n...
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Migration - It's that time of year when most of our feathered friends migrate to better climes. It seems that Blogger and I have reached that time too. This will be the ...
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ch...ch...ch...changes - so many changes. sam & i have moved. about an hour or so drive of where we were... to north west Lake City...right next to the tiny town of Wellborn. t...
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A VERY SAD DAY FOR AMERICA - NATIONAL PARKS CLOSED - *In an extremely sad and sickening turn of events, our government has finally lost its collective mind. Their moral compass is completely broken and their ...9 months ago
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Photographic eveidence of one of our summer visitors - I've commented earlier this year that my infrared trail cam is unfortunately out of action, but I have still been putting food and water out for the hedge...
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Nana's AHA! Moment - I had an AHA moment last week. It was the kind that, when allowed to sink in, changes your way of thinking from that moment forward. It was right there s...
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That's all folks!!!!!!!!! - Some of you may have heard that Piston Broke has been sold and tomorrow (Wednesday) is moving day. We have been busy packing and now the boat has a bit o...1 year ago
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Some-one's watching me! - One of our beautiful Giant White-lipped Tree Frogs giving me the beady eye!
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REPORTING A SPAM BLOGGER PROFILE - I stopped anonymous commenters but sadly that is not enough as I am now getting spam comments from phony blogger profiles. I will not take this lying do...1 year ago
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My new blog - Well I tried to go to Wordpress but I found it too difficult so I decided to do my new blog on blogger. I already know what to do here so it made the trans...1 year ago
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"What the, what the......?" Part One and Part Two - (Most of this post was written last July. I thought I had already posted it which is why the title is listed as Part One and Part Two.) Earlier today I fou...
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St Joseph's Day 3/19/13 - This morning as I sat sipping on my coffee, I had to take a pic of the gift Mother Nature gave the Pres on this, St Joseph's Day. It's also his birthda...
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Clearwing Moth - Last year, we had *Hemaris* caterpillars on the coral honeysuckle. And, like Eric Carle's *Very Hungry Caterpillar*, they proceeded to devour the plants. I...
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I'm pretty sure I can think of.... - ...eight hundred thousand miserable things I would rather be doing than raking, blowing, or walking on leaves! But until that work is done, I can only look...
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Blue-eyed Sukie RIP - The Hubster & I are heartbroken tonight after we had to let our eldest and sweetest tempered kitty go to a better place early this morning. She sta...
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Heat Wave!!! - Here it is, February 4th and what a surprise, it's FREEZING outside! To be honest, I'm not really complaining, some cold weather is necessary for the plan...
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A Book - I finally have something to post about. I first learned of this book over on Inger's blog *Desert Canyon Living*. I found that our library had copies, ev...1 year ago
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There Comes A Time... - when we rethink things. Looking back and reflecting on one thousand thirty-two posts, six thousand fifty-nine comments, and two hundred eleven followers ...
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Stinkin' Cute - [image: DSCF2131] Her default character is calm, content, and happy but Bella became eerily quiet last winter. She knew she was missing something or s...1 year ago
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The Age in Which We Live - E and I went camping with some friends from church a few weeks ago, and while there I was reminded of the bit done by comedian Louis CK; his thesis was "ev...1 year ago
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In honor of Bernie - This was in the paper recently to honor our mother... Bernie's children (Julianne and James) have blogs at these two location links... http://midlifejobh...
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Same World, Different Perceptions - The article I'm linking to today, The Six Most-Mind-Blowing Animal Senses, is on a humor site (Cracked.com). That doesn't mean the facts stated aren't true...
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Update - If anyone still reads my blog anymore, you're probably wondering what happened. It's pretty embarrassing I only posted twice last year, and haven't posted ...1 year ago
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A Surprise Harvest - At some time during the spring, I had some potatoes in the kitchen that had turned soft and had started to sprout and, for whatever reason, it was more co...
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Back on the Leeds Liverpool - As expected, we didn't do the Ribble Link on Saturday & we were told it would probably be Monday or Tuesday but there was an 20% chance that it could be Sund...
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Little Owl calls - Athene noctua. - As a means of documenting the nocturnal sounds I'm growing accustomed to hearing of late, and in the absence of suitable embeddable media for my blog, I ...2 years ago
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Amphenon as Creative Web Design - Web design is the art of creating web pages, this emphasis on creativity and use of technologies such as the use of HTML, CSS, ASP, SSL, PHP, XML and others....2 years ago
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Deeds not Words - God made the illusion look real and the real an illusion He concealed the sea and made the foam visible the wind invisible and the dust manifest you see...
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October notes - Some interesting things are going on this month in nature around Fairfield Glade. Here is some information on three short October subjects. If you haven...2 years ago
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Transitions - Found this old thing. Wrote it in September. Publishing it now. *Shrug* Hello? Hello-o-o-o-o-o-o.... Pssssst.... You out there? *cough cough* It's...
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Rural Rambles - I wanted to let all of you, all of you wonderful people that came to this little old blog and commented and shared your thoughts and took the time to visit a...3 years ago
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Dragon Wings 1:400 scale models of Blue Line FIFA Wold Cup Tour MD-83 & Astraeus' Iron Maiden The Final Frontier World Tour 2011 Boeing 757-200 - The box. Front view. Port side. The actual aircraft, starboard side. Astraeus Airlines Iron Maiden The Final Frontier World Tour Boeing 757-200 - ...
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5 day, 4 night , 160 mile trip on our “project” boat….Wellcraft 255 - I should have been posting everyday…but it was so good being on the water…the nights so nice….I just couldn’t get interested in messing with the computer...
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Snookums educational Coatimundi - We finally did it and are now proud owners of the first educational animal at the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue. Meet Snookums, a one year old female Coatimundi:...3 years ago
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York - We spent a brief, but fantastic weekend in York. Though we left only 24 hours after we arrived we managed to fit so much in. Our plan was to begin by visit...
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Marine aquaria and reef communities - New York Times has an article that looks at the effect of the growing popularity of marine aquaria on reef invertebrates. Unlike the freshwater aquarium tr...4 years ago
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One Wedding and One Funeral - A few weekends ago I had the unique opportunity to attend a funeral on Saturday and a wedding on Sunday. The whole weekend felt very "circle of life"-esque...
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Surprise - it's winter.
And it keeps on coming.
More Snow
The Garden Chairs..
Will have to wait a little longer.
Winter Color
Napoleon
OK, refill needed
About Me
Fall Color
More Fall Color
Oh-oh..
The watched
Leo
The Watcher!
Kimmie's other daughter
Oh my - I forget her name!
Kimmie's daughter
Alex
Hosta
Back Next Spring
Fall Colors
Snowball Shrub
Charlie
Just to say, Hello!
Raccoon Visitors
Now Grown Up, Charlie & Jake
Clear Skies, Cold Nights.
Scram!
Old Wood Log
Late Summer Bloom
The Monarch
Moonflower
Bamboo
Starting to develop blooms
hydrangea
Late summer bloom
Ladybug
Good fellows in the garden
Tomato Time
Now for some neat sandwiches
The Monarch Arrives
Getting ready for a long flight.
black eye susan
August flower
Daylilly
In Full Bloom
Ms. Skunk
A gentle animal
Good Teeth, Gentle Claws
Oh Yummie, I like teabiscuits
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Yes, I think this is Jasper.
Bear
Kimmie (Big Momma)
Look at that size! The line is a foot long
Earlier this week
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Not a stranger - but...
Love this kibble!
Kimmie
Big Momma Expecting?
Hello
Do I know you?
Colorful
Tasty treats
Rocky Raccoon
Now for the evening news...
Kimmie (Big Momma).
Just dropped in to say Hi!
A Visitor
ViceGrip with wings
Back to the present
Are you looking at me?
I like this side better
His girlfriend arrives.
Just a test
Neighborhood cat watching
Two Characters
I say, can we have some service here?
One for you, two for me...
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I like the red ones...
Wasps on goldenrod
Web
Thankfully - small!
Sunset over the point.
Baby Skunks
Nice kitty!
Summation
This and that...
4 comments:
Well, come on, Rusty. Where's the chow?
Po'r li'l Gizmo! He truly looks confused: It must be here somewhere!
I've never seen a woodchuck having little sips of water. Thank you for that.
He's very dainty.
Somehow they just never struck me a polite...but he sure acts it...:)JP
what a wonderful guest
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