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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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Rista1313
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I made my dad a loaf of something new to me called peanut butter bread..... I made us one the day before. It's odd... it's bread that tastes like peanut butter. When I ate a little piece, I felt like it needed a topping, like jam, or nutella, or maybe some butter. It's strange.
21stamps
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I think it was late into 1st grade when T was really into the “What Would You Do?” books (I think that’s what they were called). Anyway, he read one on the Revolutionary War, he thought it was so awesome when he read about Paul Revere’s ride being on April 18th. It’s one of the historical dates that he won’t forget, he’ll randomly bring it up occasionally.
Thank you!! I’m saving both of these cakes btw. I’ve never seen either one before!! They’re perfect!
high plains drifter
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That sounds very tasty. I'm picturing it with some cherry preserves spread on. Was it a mix or a recipe?
Goofyernmost
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Agreed, we are at 576 cases and 4 deaths in a county of 1.1 million. I has jumped up from 501 cases with 0 deaths since Tuesday.
21stamps
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@MySmallWorldof4 , I just did a quick unsuccessful YouTube search of a WWI song. I’ll have to ask T if he remembers the name of it. He sings the song often because he likes the tune... the great part about it is that he has remembered a lot of info because of that song. I think it’s neat that kids have those resources now.
Gabe1
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Sorry he’s an engineer not a lineman.He pretty much tells the linemen what to do and where to go.
Did he bring them donuts?
MinnieM123
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Yes, two steps forward, and then two steps back -- all the way . . .
MinnieM123
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@MinnieM123 wanna guess how long it will take for me to get my disney pkg? I just ordered it today.
I predict that when the U.S. parks open, your package will arrive that day.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Yes, it's "busy" season for the Canada geese here, too. I was traipsing through the woods last week, and came upon an opening in the lagoon area. I saw a C. goose sitting on a nest, and realized it must be mating season. I was only there for a few seconds and she started flipping her wings and screeching -- then her c. goose husband flys (from the opposite end of the lagoon, about 80 feet away) in record speed over to there, and I bolted out of there in a flash! (Didn't mean to startle the female -- came upon her by accident.)
Goofyernmost
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Does that mean they were at your house all the time. Two forward and two back doesn't get one anyplace.Yes, two steps forward, and then two steps back -- all the way . . .
Goofyernmost
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We have them here 365/24/7. I wish there was a way to extradite them back to Canada. I have been down her 9 years today and the number of times I have had to stop and wait for them to cross the road or have them attack my car because I appear to be taking up their space is uncountable.Yes, it's "busy" season for the Canada geese here, too. I was traipsing through the woods last week, and came upon an opening in the lagoon area. I saw a C. goose sitting on a nest, and realized it must be mating season. I was only there for a few seconds and she started flipping her wings and screeching -- then her c. goose husband flys (from the opposite end of the lagoon, about 80 feet away) in record speed over to there, and I bolted out of there in a flash! (Didn't mean to startle the female -- came upon her by accident.)
One thing I have noticed is until this "stay at home" thing I never saw a single auto/stupid bird fatality. Now I see them everyday. I'm thinking that we have collectively lost a lot of our patience and it is thinning out the herd. Maybe they will remember that they can fly and stop holding up traffic while they leisurely cross highway. Why did the goose cross the road? To annoy us! And it works.
FutureCEO
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Yes, it's "busy" season for the Canada geese here, too. I was traipsing through the woods last week, and came upon an opening in the lagoon area. I saw a C. goose sitting on a nest, and realized it must be mating season. I was only there for a few seconds and she started flipping her wings and screeching -- then her c. goose husband flys (from the opposite end of the lagoon, about 80 feet away) in record speed over to there, and I bolted out of there in a flash! (Didn't mean to startle the female -- came upon her by accident.)
They are a menace espcially when I was young and playing baseball and such. Obviously, they do not know the border is closed.
John park hopper
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Here on Kiawa Island SC the deer population has exploded and DNR will start thinning the herd donating the meat. You wound think they could do the same with the geese ===they are quit tasty
FutureCEO
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