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Snack time!! Several of the people I clean for save partial loaves of bread, chips, cookies, and crackers for me to take home to feed to the deer. I am often met at the truck when I get home by the "snackers" seeing if I have anything!
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What kind of fish. They look very big.
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How are they doing together??
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They seem to really like each other. The first week was a dominance thing but this week, they seem very happy.
For any fans, a tshirt advertised on their website. Evidently you can buy shirts etc directly from them. I liked their burgers, best in southern cali.
This time 9 years ago I was in Vancouver. Gorgeous city, would love to visit again
We caught red snapper, trigger fish, yellow eyed snapper, red grouper, warsaw grouper, sea bass and coby.
The sea bass and coby were smaller, and we couldn't keep red snapper or warsaw grouper in the area we were at. The warsaw grouper was over 30 pounds. The red groupers were 12 or 15 pounds and we caught a ton of red snapper that were in the 8 to 12 pound range.
Their store is about 20 minutes from my house. Their biggest sellers are the Van's shoes with their red palm tree logo on them. Since they were local people, I've been to the owner's house (a 20,000 sq ft mansion actually) and was shocked when both mom and dad died in a horrific plane crash.
https://shop.in-n-out.com/collections/men/products/drink-cup-shoes
There is a new In and Out that just opened south of Portland, OR.
You can see it from I5 and when I drove past the line of cars waiting to get to the place was insane.
My son stopped on his way North and was told the wait to order was over an hour and a half.
He went some place else.
You can see it from I5 and when I drove past the line of cars waiting to get to the place was insane.
My son stopped on his way North and was told the wait to order was over an hour and a half.
He went some place else.
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Current status of my bathroom:
I caulked the hell out of everything. Top and bottom of that baseboard. Will do touch-up paint to cover the nails.
Eventually I'm going to paint the ceiling trim white.
Edit to fix typo.
I caulked the hell out of everything. Top and bottom of that baseboard. Will do touch-up paint to cover the nails.
Eventually I'm going to paint the ceiling trim white.
Edit to fix typo.
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That is one AWESOME picture!! WOW!!
Went to my favorite creek today. Water was a little cloudy due to recent rains. There are more medicinal species than I can count down this creek. Plenty of yellowroot of course.
Also, (bottom) Handsome Harry aka Deer Grass aka Rhexia virginica. It's blooming everywhere now. Once started via seed it then spreads via it's roots so I usually see it in patches like this one. The blooms are yellow and blue.
It's edible, deer love it. I've have the had blooms on salads, tasty.
Also, (bottom) Handsome Harry aka Deer Grass aka Rhexia virginica. It's blooming everywhere now. Once started via seed it then spreads via it's roots so I usually see it in patches like this one. The blooms are yellow and blue.
It's edible, deer love it. I've have the had blooms on salads, tasty.
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That creek reminds me of when we used to go down to the river in a shallow part.
Just finished painting about 5min ago and got this pic. It's a cluttered mess, but once the paint dries I will clean everything up.
Just finished painting about 5min ago and got this pic. It's a cluttered mess, but once the paint dries I will clean everything up.
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Now its cleanup time. Gonna grab something to eat and then see how much I can get cleared up.
Theres a new cat in town:
And now for something a little different ...
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Now I just need to pick up my body wash and shampoo from friend's house and figure out storage for the stuff in the tub.
You've done all this but have yet to test the plumbing? Good lord girl, give that thing a test drive!
For an "armed far-right extremist", the police don't seem to be terribly concerned about this guy. Just goes to show who the real problem is, and it doesn't appear to be the conservatives on the right.
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Wow, he has a mask on. Sure he's a righty?
It's photoshopped on to hide his identity, instead of the blury blocks.
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My feed bill for the rabbits this quarter. I feel much poorer now...! Not to mention I had to get pellet bedding from TS as well. But that is $8 for 50lbs.
I wonder if he got over time for his undercover shift.
Bunnies were a money pit for me. I didn’t have time to try to make it profitable. Dad and I still farmed then. In fact, i didn’t want the darn things to begin with. A lady I know had some roosters I needed. To get 3 she insisted I take 5 rabbits. She was very ill, trying to find homes for all her critters. I couldn’t say no. I finally sold them to a mexican lady along with the cages. All I did was buy feed and carry water.
I wish you luck with yours!
Here’s a better pic of the plant I posted above… Deer Grass aka Rhexia virginica.
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I make them pay for their own feed and hay right now. I breed a few litters, sell some bunny poop, sell a few of the kits, butcher the rest for meat (family and the pets) and use the money from the sale of the kits and poop to buy feed and hay. I plan to grow a small plot of hay when we move as well as a rabbit garden to offset feed costs. The type of feed will change since the one I use now is a local feed that costs a fortune on Amazon and Chewy.com. I also plan to forage and grow fodder to help with feed costs after the move. The goal is to fill one of the freezers with rabbit to feed the dogs and cats (with chicken and quail) to cut that food bill and lower our over all expenses for the animals. So far they are paying for themselves with a bit put aside for new cages.Bunnies were a money pit for me. I didn’t have time to try to make it profitable. Dad and I still farmed then. In fact, i didn’t want the darn things to begin with. A lady I know had some roosters I needed. To get 3 she insisted I take 5 rabbits. She was very ill, trying to find homes for all her critters. I couldn’t say no. I finally sold them to a mexican lady along with the cages. All I did was buy feed and carry water.
I wish you luck with yours!
Here’s a better pic of the plant I posted above… Deer Grass aka Rhexia virginica.
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