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Fingersi hope it helps.
baymule
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I wore a new dress to church yesterday. After church I went to Lufkin to Olive Garden. Every restaurant in Lufkin had lines out the door. 1 1/2 hour wait ay Olive Garden, so I sat at the bar. Nobody else figured out the bar was empty, had it all to myself!
Dahlia
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I used to use those black out drapes. I made my own, but the person who bought our old house wanted them so I left them behind. Now I just wear soft eye covers and ear plugs if needed!i hope it helps.
baymule
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Up at 4:00, one cup of coffee. Going to Yantis for a presentation by the Texas Land Grazers Coalition. It’s a 3 hour drive one way. It is from 10 AM to 3 PM. I’ll go visit with Ridgetop from BYH first, then we’ll go to the presentation and pasture walk. I’ll probably get home somewhere between 6 and 7 this evening. Y’all have a great day!
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digitS'
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Up by 3 ... but, for no good reason .
We are getting around to "April showers," which means I don't need to be very concerned about cold and having tomatoes planted out and Mother Nature is aiding, altho not replacing, my irrigation efforts with a 1/4 - 1/3 inch of rain now and then.
Reading about some North American country that I haven't seen, while having my breakfast of Corn Pops, Rice Chex and banana. Oolong and now on to the Herbal. (Suppose that is why I haven't seen that country — too busy waiting for the banana boat to come in?) Anyway. Recently learned that western Nebraska has some very high elevation country. I didn't know that!
Morning reading was about eastern Kansas and the Flint Hills/Big Blue River country. Small town of Manhattan ... might be near where our new member @marymary1026 lives. So, how was it decided to call the town Manhattan? Apparently a compromise between one group of settlers from New England and another from Ohio. What could we say, a "middle ground" between the two? There is quite a bit more to the location and history story.
Story, uh Steve
.We are getting around to "April showers," which means I don't need to be very concerned about cold and having tomatoes planted out and Mother Nature is aiding, altho not replacing, my irrigation efforts with a 1/4 - 1/3 inch of rain now and then.
Reading about some North American country that I haven't seen, while having my breakfast of Corn Pops, Rice Chex and banana. Oolong and now on to the Herbal. (Suppose that is why I haven't seen that country — too busy waiting for the banana boat to come in?) Anyway. Recently learned that western Nebraska has some very high elevation country. I didn't know that!
Morning reading was about eastern Kansas and the Flint Hills/Big Blue River country. Small town of Manhattan ... might be near where our new member @marymary1026 lives. So, how was it decided to call the town Manhattan? Apparently a compromise between one group of settlers from New England and another from Ohio. What could we say, a "middle ground" between the two? There is quite a bit more to the location and history story
.Story, uh Steve
flowerbug
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i have an extra flat pillow i can use, but it is normal for me to end up with blankets and pillows piled on top of my head and upper body with everything else sticking out - my feet do not want to ever be tucked in - they're my radiators...
