Marie2020
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Hello Wally white socks
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akroberts
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Wally does not bark unless our pitbull barks and then it's like fairly low. Saturday or Sunday he was rolling in the grass and started barking it was so cute. He's got such a great personality and temperament
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akroberts
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Today I planted 2 mini pumpkin seeds in a pot. I have decided to just go with growing the garden in the too many to count pots that I have. I'm sure my corn tomatoes and peppers will be in the ground but everything else is going to be in a pot.
baymule
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The only garden I have is a few things in tubs. I neglected to put hog panels around them and the sheep got to them. They pulled up onions, ate some and ate the tops of a tub of potatoes to the dirt. I thought potato leaves were poisonous? Evidently not to sheep.
Growing in pots beats nothing at all. Don’t be discouraged, you’ll get there.
Growing in pots beats nothing at all. Don’t be discouraged, you’ll get there.
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Wally now weighs 43.5 pounds
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Wally had a hard day.
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akroberts
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Did anyone get woke up by the earthquake today? I just about jumped out of my skin this morning because some razors fell off the shelf in the shower.
digitS'
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Looks like there was a 4+ quake north of Chico.
Just reading a little about East Coast quakes. The story was that the Earth's crust is connected over larger areas on that side of the continent. So, even a small quake is felt farther from the center. In heavily populated areas, that means more people feel it.
As a small child, my family lived in Redding. I grew up in the Medford Oregon area.
Steve
Just reading a little about East Coast quakes. The story was that the Earth's crust is connected over larger areas on that side of the continent. So, even a small quake is felt farther from the center. In heavily populated areas, that means more people feel it.
As a small child, my family lived in Redding. I grew up in the Medford Oregon area.
Steve
Marie2020
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This earthquake was on our news as being in NYC.
We've had a few tremors over here but thankfully not too strong.
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I'm happy to hear that. I told my husband there's people on here that lives around the area. I'm just happy that I haven't heard of any injuries.
