Coffee
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SPedigrees
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Amen to that. Yellowjacket wasps are nasty critters with no sense of humor and a short fuse. Even if you're not allergic, these things are dangerous, especially living in great numbers in, or next to, your house.
peteyfoozer
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Yellowjackets and wasps are vicious!! I have had them swarm on me just for riding by the river, or opening my gate 
I hope you can get shed of them quickly, !!
Hey, can anybody recommend a good online place to buy blueberries?
I hope you can get shed of them quickly, !!Hey, can anybody recommend a good online place to buy blueberries?
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Something y'all to start your weekend with
Pulsegleaner
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There are also some smells that apparently drive them into a psychotic rage (Like the cologne I used to wear, as I found out, I was lucky to get away with only two stings.)
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It's all by the coffee pot so brew a HOT cup or make a glass of ICED COFFEE then let's sit on the patio in the 58 morning chill. Day break is still a couple hours away so no reason or rush to gulp it down.
Now FH isn't going out of town next week seeing how 2 of his co-workers got fired yesterday for both being very VERY VEEEERRRRYYYY stupid and careless on the job- let's just say it could have had major consequences not only to them but to the entire company as well. If I was in better health and more physically fit I would go work for that company again!!!
baymule
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Thanks for the coffee! Waiting on daylight so I can go feed horse and sheep.
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digitS'
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It's the Harvest Moon shining down through a few clouds (still turned on the light in the carport wandering outside at 4AM to collect some lemon verbena – just enjoying now in my tea mug).
The distant garden water needs were nil, yesterday. A 3 gallon bucket of green beans, 4 melons (Lilly and Passport) were harvested, along with a few other things. Dropped off a bag of cilantro for a friend (already with plenty of tomatoes in her garden
).
I have eaten melon as often as 3x/day, every day since sometime in August. Still, okay by me. Had hash browns and a poached egg for breakfast. Shoulda encouraged DW to make some salsa sauce.
Steve, better go back to using "steve" in all posts so @flowerbug knows who is fortunately staying out of doctor's offices
The distant garden water needs were nil, yesterday. A 3 gallon bucket of green beans, 4 melons (Lilly and Passport) were harvested, along with a few other things. Dropped off a bag of cilantro for a friend (already with plenty of tomatoes in her garden
).I have eaten melon as often as 3x/day, every day since sometime in August. Still, okay by me
. Had hash browns and a poached egg for breakfast. Shoulda encouraged DW to make some salsa sauce.Steve, better go back to using "steve" in all posts so @flowerbug knows who is fortunately staying out of doctor's offices
flowerbug
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Steve, better go back to using "steve" in all posts so @flowerbug knows who is fortunately staying out of doctor's offices
actually i hope that people don't put anything at the bottom of their posts because that is what the avatar and signatures are for (but i turn off the signatures as i don't want to see them) and then it is more for me to edit. just because i goofed up once isn't a reason for anyone else to change...
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