Aw maaan! That stinks. Well, if you ever find it, it'll be well steeped.
In addition to my predator urine, I'm also missing my raspberry Volt. Grrrr
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Aw maaan! That stinks. Well, if you ever find it, it'll be well steeped.
In addition to my predator urine, I'm also missing my raspberry Volt. Grrrr
Yea like socks. I have already lost two of the endcaps for my cartos. Had to order a pack of colored ones and a pack of tips because I am sure I will lose more. You know now - I have lost more things since I went to bifocals - I wonder how much that has to do with it...
Nope, haven't found the lost bobcat urine yet. I've just about decided that it decided to run away with the coyote urine because both are missing. Usually, when I finally find something, it is exactly where it should logically be. However, figuring out where the most logical place would be is where I seem to be stuck.
Bet those pesky squirrels stole it. Just smear Sasquatch poo around it.
Wait till Uncle finds this series of posts. He will have a field day. I can see it now.
Bet those pesky squirrels stole it. Just smear Sasquatch poo around it.
It probably was the squirrels! Maybe I should take another look in my air filter compartment.
Bet those pesky squirrels stole it. Just smear Sasquatch poo around it.
Have you ever tried asking a sasquatch for a stool sample? Not as easy as it sounds. Just sayin'.
You know, this is crazy, but today when I was shopping in Ithaca and walking from my car to the store, I saw a squirrel in someone's front yard and immediately thought of TK. I almost said hi.
Someone posted a Squirrel Story in another Forum. It is very funny.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/smokestik/258708-squirrel-story.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/smokestik/258708-squirrel-story.html
Rave, can't our beloved Lexi give up her speed bump position long enough to sniff that out?
Here's another very funny squirrel story. Beet Pulp Safety Warning (aka the famous squirrel story) - by Susan Evans Garlinghouse
For those who don't know, beet pulp is what's left of a sugar beet after the sugar is extracted. It is fed to horses.
For those who don't know, beet pulp is what's left of a sugar beet after the sugar is extracted. It is fed to horses.
Aw maaan! That stinks. Well, if you ever find it, it'll be well steeped.
In addition to my predator urine, I'm also missing my raspberry Volt. Grrrr
Hope you don't get the two of those mixed up
Good Morning Everyone.
Monday - the best day of the week. This is the day that I list what I am going to do for the rest of the week - make my plans so to speak and then of course my wife gets to insert changes as she deems fit. By Sunday it never resembles what it started as on Monday...
Monday - the best day of the week. This is the day that I list what I am going to do for the rest of the week - make my plans so to speak and then of course my wife gets to insert changes as she deems fit. By Sunday it never resembles what it started as on Monday...
Good morning all.
I like Monday as well. When the rest of the world goes back to work there's not much traffic and the stores aren't crowded. Don't have to stand in long checkout lines and shop leisurely. But I don't even try to plan a day, much less a week lol. My wife and I are both fully retired. I got nothing to do and all day to do it in. I'm not sure what I do all day but I sure stay busy at it and really don't know how I ever found time to work full time. It's kinda like I know what needs to be done but I get to take my pick according to what I feel like doing. After "paying my dues" for about 45 years this is really nice except for the health issues associated with the ageing. Seems like there's always a tradeoff isn't there.
Good Morning Everyone.
Monday - the best day of the week. This is the day that I list what I am going to do for the rest of the week - make my plans so to speak and then of course my wife gets to insert changes as she deems fit. By Sunday it never resembles what it started as on Monday...
I like Monday as well. When the rest of the world goes back to work there's not much traffic and the stores aren't crowded. Don't have to stand in long checkout lines and shop leisurely. But I don't even try to plan a day, much less a week lol. My wife and I are both fully retired. I got nothing to do and all day to do it in. I'm not sure what I do all day but I sure stay busy at it and really don't know how I ever found time to work full time. It's kinda like I know what needs to be done but I get to take my pick according to what I feel like doing. After "paying my dues" for about 45 years this is really nice except for the health issues associated with the ageing. Seems like there's always a tradeoff isn't there.
I know what you mean. I am now Semiretired, but back when I was fully employed I worked 60 - 80 hour weeks and still kept up with life and now only working 18 - 24 hours a week and there is not enough time in a day. What Happened???
Whats odd about a guy with a dog named Murphy, a guy that looks like a squirrel & an Uncle that is on fire?
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