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Mornin’ Lucille, everyone……………….everyone? Well, mornin’ when you get here. 🙂
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Mornin’ mom!
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Mornin’ all ya’all! Dishwasher unloaded, back porch swept, laundry started (Monday is traditional laundry day in NO). Now sitting down to a cup of iced coffee.
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Greetings, czarina. I’m doing the washing, too.
Forget the sweeping, though…hah!
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Good afternoon, aus! The sun is shining…oh, happy day! If it were possible, I’d love to be hiking around these northern California hills…
…with a helicopter to pick me up and whisk me away to a nice ocean scene!
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Good morning everybody! When I looked out in the back yard this morning, I noticed that my lilac blooms are forming.
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My two lilac bushes are in the ending stage – they are so enjoyable on so many levels.
Stella, that pic at the top is SO our 1950s farm house and lilac bushes! Wow – sort of grabbed my heart and took me back.
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It reminds me of my mom’s family home too. The huge lilac is still there. My own lilac has become so large that I need to cut it back, but hate to do it.
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One of my lilacs is a good-looking bush about 15′ high…I decided a couple of years ago to just keep it cleaned up but it really is a nice shape so am letting it go otherwise.
The other one is shorter and needed trimming back and shaping, which I did last year, so it’s a little reduced this year. I hope it recovers well over the next couple of years.
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They say it take 3 years for recovery after trimming. Somebody suggested I take mine all the way down and let it regrow. I don’t have the courage to do that, though!
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Good day to you, Stella! Love Tucker’s interest in beauty.
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He was eating the flowers, so it was more an interest in taste.
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Lilac flavor profile…
Lilac’s flavor is sweetly floral with faint citrus notes; they give a light lemony flavor when used to flavor food. There are also mild bitter notes if you eat the petals fresh, along with a slight astringency.
Ref: Lilac: A Flower With True Flavor – SPICEography
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Dog flavor profile….
It smells good, therefore it tastes good too.
Ref: Tucker-Above photo
Hello Stella and Lucille, my bad…I just had to.
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Mornin’ all!
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Mornin’ WeeWeed!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Yes, it’s amazing – she’s suddenly become heavier than air. Then again she’s taken on a full load of irrelevance.
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Thsath thome frontal sth you have there.
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@#$%&…thould have been below…it’s either WP or my not having finithed my firth cup of coffee.
(Guess who hates MY almost imperceptible and in frequent frontal s?)
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SMH
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Mornin’ Z’s!
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Good afternoon, WeeWeed! Poor ole Lizzy is in a tizzy tryin’ to figure how to stay bizzy.
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Afternoon Lucy!
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May show up when Senate convenes.
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5,931 people are using this Land O lakes line >
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Afternoon Gary!
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Ahhhhffffternoooon Wee,
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Either she has fallen off the earth or into it. That is because she is no longer useful in furthering TDS.
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Afternoon Glendl! I think she’s going to show back up…. kinda like a bad penny.
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For all my fellow Star Wars fans: May the Fourth be with you!
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….And also with you.
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Beautiful photo of Öland, Sweden…a small island (518 sq.mi.) in the Baltic Sea off the southeast coast of Sweden….
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Good Morning Everyone
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Good day to you, glendl! Hope it’s been great so far!
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Thank you, it has been;
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And good evening all ya’all!
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By Cristina Laila – Published May 4, 2020 at 12:30pm
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/05/judicial-watch-deep-state-pentagon-official-likely-leaked-flynns-calls-russian-ambassador-washington-post-exposed/
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To start this out, Stefan Halper, Christopher Andrew, both professors at Cambridge University and parttime operatives for the FBI. Halper has Andrew to ask Svetlana Lokhov (Russian born doctoral student, now a citizen of the UK, about age 35) to attend a dinner with General Flynn and to show him the sites in the area.
Halper asks Lokhova to speak with David Ignatius and that he is a fair reporter. Ignatius had already been given the lie that Lokhova was a Russian agent who had compromised Flynn. Halper had set up Lokhova because nothing had happened and Ignatius was not fair.
The FBI had choreographed this because they needed a reason to investigate Flynn.
Flynn’s job involved speaking with foreign officials. Flynn knew all such conversations were recorded as a matter of form.
Leaking that phone call was a serious violation of the law.
– Flynn knew where there was dead weight and bad actors in the Intelligence Community and had planned to get rid of them, Comey is one of them He (Flynn) had to go.
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Vegetarian dinner this evening. A large Russet potato (the expensive ones I ordered through Amazon that were shipped from Wyoming.) I still have quite a few of these potatoes left, they are in perfect condition, and were received on April 16. Most of them are HUGE! I cooked the smallest one in the basket. Also had roasted french green beans in garlic extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper.
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Save one of those Russets for the eyes. There is nothing like a fresh tater just pulled from the ground and cooked warm. I always planted the small red ones.
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I always like baked potato with salsa on it.
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Sounds good. I like baked potato with almost anything! Leftover chili is good too.
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My deer were back tonight, and brought friends. They munched on the new grass that should have been mowed today but wasn’t. They came all the way up to my kitchen window.
Having had deer, turkey, and other assorted creatures for some 20 years living out in East Township, not seeing them was a treat sorely missed.
Who says Our Lord does not take care of the little things in life?
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Smiles!
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