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  • Merry Christmas all, and thank you for your friendship and prayers throughout this year. It means more than you know to me. Barb, praying for your family. What a time for a cold virus. Linda, I was hoping Judith could slice the fudge wafer thin so it would dissolve without being chewed! Otherwise yes, it would become…
  • 29°C/84.2°F to 20°C/68°F (it feels 1°C warmer, so 30C/86F) Humidity 38% - 79% Mostly sunny.
  • Love you, Judith. Praying your treatment today will reduce pain. 🙏
  • 31°C/87.8°F to 21°C/69.8°F (it feels 2°C warmer, so 33C/91.4F) Humidity 49% - 74% Mostly sunny.
  • I had never heard that about Cockleburrs, Linda. It's interesting! Z - Zestar apple The Zestar! apple (trade mark) or Minnewashta (cultivar) is an apple cultivar released in 1999. It was developed by the horticulturalists at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum's Horticultural Resource Center, at the University of Minnesota.…
  • It's alm9st like a rite of passage, being a pet owner who understands she needs to distract her pets into constructive activities! RITE
  • I feel a little frail at the thought of snail trails on my face. FRAIL
  • It's good to hear from you, Judith. I hope the appointment you have is not another challenging one. If you were here we would try making the fudge so thin you could dissolve it on your tongue, and the cookies might be good for you dunked in milk! They are Snickerdoodles so they would be good that way! Hugs and prayers…
  • How gorgeous are the children, Barb! Your heart must be full! Asthma is with me every day but I have never had to go to hospital with it. Believe it or not, singing and flute playing helps keep my airways open. I always have a wheeze but can live with it. The really humid days are the worst with breathing for me, and also…
  • 32°C/89.6°F to 19°C/66.2°F (it feels .5°C warmer, so 32.5C/90.5F) Humidity 51% - 84% Mostly sunny.
  • Hello all. I hope you are all managing with Christmas fast approaching. It seems the tasks all get more intense as the day approaches. Linda, how is your daughter doing after her surgery? I hope she is not too sore. It's good she can stay with you to recover for awhile. I hope it doesn't put you much strain on your hip to…
  • Distraction works for dogs, too, Linda. I often give our dogs a treat to concentrate on when they seem too full of energy for the house. It stops me making tart remarks to them too. TART
  • Doing my nails is normally reserved for weddings. I can't stand polished normally! Your granddaughter's nail sounds cute though, Linda. Could you say snails have tails? TAILS
  • Uche vegetables sound interesting to say the least! W - Whitlof cabbage
  • I used to have trouble keeping my cats off the kitchen counter. They would wait till I wasn't looking and sneak up there! CATS
  • You ate so right, Linda. High tea is a fancy tea! I would even do my nails for one such event. Maybe! Lol! NAILS
  • Oh Judith, I am so sorry you are going through these difficult things. Thank you for updating us. We love you and are with you in spirit and in prayer. God is always with you in spirit and in truth. Sending love, hugs and prayers, always. 💕🙏
  • Yes, God is good, Judith. 31°C/87.8°F to 19°C/66.2°F (it feels 3°C warmer, so 34C/93.2F) Humidity 54% - 92% Partly cloudy, no rain.
  • Hello friends. I just lost a long post. I'm so sorry but we have church today so I must go. I'll catch up a bit later today, hopefully. Just know we're alright here! Hugs! And prayers!
  • It looks like we all rate pur pets highly. They sure are good companions and we are mostly able to adapt our travel plans to suit our dogs. There are many places we do not go because of them, though, so I understand your need to be pet-less for now, Linda. RATE
  • That sounds cosy, Linda. I could never wear jeans at a high tea. Could you? JEANS
  • Barb, yesterday we had Humidity in the 90% range and it was hard to breathe without the air conditioning on. I left it on till midnight. Glad your sister didn't get a flooded basement. Yikes on the underdone pork. They may not know it needs to be well cooked in the US. They may not know about the roundworms there. I'm sure…
  • Water levels are pretty much back to normal. 30°C/86°F to 19°C/66.2°F (it feels 2°C warmer, so 32C/89.6F) Humidity 52% - 87% Partly cloudy, no rain.
  • That's so good, Barb.
  • I just lost my post while I was looking up Fahrenheit temperatures to add to the Celsius ones. I might have to leave it at Celsius only since that is how things are measured here. Just know our temps in the day are in the 80s to 90sF, and the nights are usually in the 70sF right now. We noticed standing water and the river…
  • We don't seem to have a mouse problem, thankfully, and my dogs would probably deal with them if we did. My dogs are 'hypoallergenic' dogs who have no undercoats so barely shed. I am not allergic to them. I would hate to not have dogs or cats! HATE
  • Judith, it's OK about not realising we had floods too. I was always safe. We did notice a lot of standing water when we were out yesterday and the ground is saturated. We get a little break from rain today. I hope your medical appointments are bearable today. Thinking of you ❤️ I had no trouble posting in threads except…
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