What's on your mind?
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Good luck!
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Should I go to the big parade tomorrow for the OKC THUNDER! WE WON!!!!!
The parade is going to be hours, in the 90s, miles and miles long.
I may go with my son and grandkids but I fear I’ll get too hot or my feet will give out or I’ll just be whiny. Idk. 🤷♀️2 -
Thanks honey ❤️
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My favorite person is on my mind today and cheesecake.
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I need to stop thinking and just get on with my life with my little lady. If anyone wants me for anything they can give me a shout.
Just leave each to their own lives 🤷🏻♀️
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Thunder Up!
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The parade was crazy fun 🏀🏆
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Sweet dreams Nan 💔😢
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so sorry for your loss 😔
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Sorry for your loss
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Sorry to hear this Tams ☹️
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Thank you 🥹
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Hugs to you 🧡
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Hugs to you 🧡
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Sending you a hug
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Thank you 🥰
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@honey_honey_12 ... impressed by your governor (trade you?)
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I think this is the first governor I’ve ever liked, lol! But I really have agreed with him on most things and that’s rare.
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I'm very sorry for your loss.
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A vicious, fatal fight occurred on the roof.
Hawk feathers on the chimney, roof, in the gutters and gross me out, a hawk head laying on the sidewalk where it came to rest after rolling off the roof.
I’ll spare you the photo.
The only birds we have that are big enough to kill and rip apart a hawk are Owls.Maybe the rain every night has forced the owls to hunt during the day. They don’t do well wet.
Nature can be so gross.1 -
5 weeks ago I took in a pigeon that I think had been attacked by a cat. She was sitting in my garden, unable to fly. Wounds around her wings.
I set up a corner of the living room for her with bedding, food and water, as she got stronger, I took her out to walk around the garden every day. She started following me around, she waddled back into the house behind me. It's quite unreal given that she's wild.
After about two weeks she started flapping her wings and trying to fly again, and after a month was flying around the living room.
Today I took her outside and she flew up to the roof to reunite with the other pigeons. Then, when they took off to leave, away she went with them.
When you rescue a wild animal to rehabilitate it, the aim and best outcome is always a recovery and release. But it hurts, you start to worry about them and hope they're doing okay.
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What a lovely thing to do! 🫶
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Thanks M! I'm a bit of soft touch when it comes to animals.
Pigeon update: She is back, and quickly found her way back up onto the mantle piece while I made up her bedding again. Don't think she went very far, she seems exhausted; probably wasn't ready to leave yet and couldn't keep up with the rest of the flock.
That or I'm going to permanently have a homing pigeon now.
Sorry for crappy zoomed picture, she doesn't seem to like it if I come too close with the phone.7 -
You’re her knight in shinning armour! 😍
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This is pretty amazing! She came back to her safe place 😊
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As the droplets of misty spray speckled his face, Charles Durning snapped back to reality. He was about to disembark from his landing craft in the pre-dawn chill of June 6, 1944, onto the churning shores of Normandy.
While Charles Durning would later enjoy a prolific career in television, stage, and film, earning two Oscar nominations, he was the sole survivor of his unit to reach Omaha Beach that day, where 2,400 Americans fell.
It was while neutralizing seven German machine gunners in a bunker that he was shot twice in both legs and riddled with shrapnel, his body torn by grenade fragments, barely clinging to life.
Durning endured six grueling months in a London hospital, re-learning to walk on legs scarred by 14 bullet wounds, before defiantly escaping to rejoin his unit in Belgium's Ardennes.
There, during the Battle of the Bulge, he was among scores of Gls captured and forced to march through the snow-laden Malmedy forest when SS troops opened fire on the defenseless POWs.
Durning was one of just a handful of Americans to escape the Malmedy Massacre, crawling through frozen underbrush to evade Nazi patrols, one of the war's most heinous war crimes."I saw things that nobody should ever have to see," said Durning in 2010, shortly before dying at 89 in his Manhattan home. "I'll take the memory of those boys who didn't make it to the grave with me."
God bless Charles Durning, a Greatest Generation legend.
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Never been a tennis guy, but watching these kids throwing themselves around the court at Wimbledon makes me feel very…40.
Then again, these kids have terrible hair and never had the privilege of owning a brick phone. Checkmate zoomers!1 -
Respect
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Inflation.
I don't really go there anymore but I just saw the Dollar Twenty Five Tree store is now the Dollar Fifty Tree store.
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It's been that way for a while now
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