Cesar R M
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yesterday was ok, now its snowing again.
I honestly dont mind a bit of snow, its the windy rain that feels worse XD
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I honestly dont mind a bit of snow, its the windy rain that feels worse XD
wdwfan4ver
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Ya, but where I live is still over 16 inches of snow less than normal.
Goofyernmost
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Life itself only scares me because I really didn't want all this stress in my later years. I just wanted to have a little feel that there were others out there that were going to protect me from what was a danger back in the early 1900's and really shouldn't be a concern at this point. But it is. I am also concerned about my daughters and my grand daughters mostly.Didn’t that used to be an attraction at The Land Pavilion…?!!!
Yea, the future really doesn’t scare me much for myself anymore, but it does scare me for our kids and granddaughters.
Too much of the world is “on fire” right now, and I feel helpless to do anything about it.
That is something I, occasionally, do lose sleep over.
Goofyernmost
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Well, we still have all of March left and the early part of April. My experience reminds me that March had some of our largest snow storm in the past few years.
donaldtoo
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Yea, Carolyn doesn’t really keep up with current events the way I do. I get it, and that’s OK, but, it’s a dirty job, and I just can’t help feeling the need to do it…it’s a curse…!!!!!
Figgy1
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@StarWarsGirl, I though you drove a Honda
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Texas goats gone wild…!!!!!
ROAD TRIP! Ha!
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Back atcha -- There's a few farms in MA that take in Christmas trees after the holidays, as their goats love to eat them!
Goats at Massachusetts farms ready to eat Christmas trees: "A special treat with benefits!"
What will you be doing with that Christmas tree now that Santa has come and gone?
www.cbsnews.com
donaldtoo
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ROAD TRIP! Ha!
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Back atcha -- There's a few farms in MA that take in Christmas trees after the holidays, as their goats love to eat them!
Goats at Massachusetts farms ready to eat Christmas trees: "A special treat with benefits!"
What will you be doing with that Christmas tree now that Santa has come and gone?
Unfortunately, I can’t get the video to play for me, but hahahaaaaa…!!!!!
I’ve posted before, but, not sure if you remember…
When we first moved into our old home, there was a small 35 acre ranch next to us in the dead end street (long since now another development).
The old guy that owned it (Mr. Hoover), had a few horses, some cattle, and a large herd of smelly goats…you could literally smell them coming…!!!!!
What was pretty cool about it was when the kids were little we used to feed the animals wilted carrots, or celery, etc., and the horses apples from time to time (with Mr. Hoover’s OK, of course - he used to cruise around his property on a little 4-wheeler pretty often). It was like the kids had their own petting zoo right next door…so fun for them, and good memories…!!!!!
wdwfan4ver
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Mom now has this out:
