Nyboy
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I do the same much cheaper then cut flowers
Garden humor thread..
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You are right! I never considered the posterior view. Priceless! Thank you, Bay.
baymule
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Me neither, Red. This was from another annoying email forward from my sister's husband who regularly floods my email. But this one was funny, so I shared it.
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I don't know if I can go along with this.
Far be it from me to try to speak for Canadians but I think that Saskatoon is probably gazing most intently at Regina and vise versa.
It may be possible for the Canadians to overlook North Dakota but I don't think Americans should. Besides, Mr Rushmore is in the "South Hills" of the Black Hills. There is quite a bit more of South Dakota to the north of it.
Regardless of Fargo and if anything, I suspect that what the Canadians see from this perspective is the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally But ... they may choose not to be looking South.
Steve
Far be it from me to try to speak for Canadians but I think that Saskatoon is probably gazing most intently at Regina and vise versa.
It may be possible for the Canadians to overlook North Dakota but I don't think Americans should. Besides, Mr Rushmore is in the "South Hills" of the Black Hills. There is quite a bit more of South Dakota to the north of it.
Regardless of Fargo and if anything, I suspect that what the Canadians see from this perspective is the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally But ... they may choose not to be looking South.
Steve
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That reminds me of a funny story. In Mt' Kisco, there is a small barbershop that has some succulents and other plants in it's window. Every time we drove by I was always astonished because one of the pots seemed to contain a protea plant in full bloom, and to my knowledge proteas are very hard to get to bloom period in places like here, let alone in a small pot (they're shrubs, right?). Then one day I happened to be ordering some food from the Chinese takeaway on the same block and was finally in a position to see the window up close. It was then I discovered the secret, the pot, and the succulents around it were indeed real, but the protea flowers were plastic!)
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Carol Dee
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It is that time of year again around here.
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