Fifty Shades of Mystic Okra
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Hi Lenina!!!! I've been working extremely long hours. But I love what I do so it isn't all bad. By the time, I get to peek in here, I'm way behind in the conversations but I love reading what everyone is up to. We both live in SoCal so you might know what I mean. Don't know if your a Dodgers fan but I'm a big Padres fan and I'm enjoying the game right now. Thanks for asking... it means a lot. Puffy
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Hi, okra fans.
Strategy - Really hilarious! Thank you )
Well, I've talked to the creditor who's first in line according to my priorities. He's a private person (friend of a friend of a friend... long story).
He didn't shoot me. Gave me some more time to sort out my situation. But that was emotionally tough.
Off to make something mindless and not so energy-demanding.
See you later)
Strategy - Really hilarious! Thank you )
Well, I've talked to the creditor who's first in line according to my priorities. He's a private person (friend of a friend of a friend... long story).
He didn't shoot me. Gave me some more time to sort out my situation. But that was emotionally tough.
Off to make something mindless and not so energy-demanding.
See you later)
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I got some Bunny Pix, but Bunnies are Bunnies...
Below is a Lil Dude sitting on these Volcanic Rocks we have everywhere from when this whole area 'blew' ~25 million Years ago. But, who's counting?
They do these hilarious 'Push Ups'; bustin' some move to impress the Lizard Babes, I assume.
Windy beyond Windy here. Unpacking Moving Boxes, and trying to haul them to the Garage without getting blown away. It settles down tomorrow. No biggie.
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Below is a Lil Dude sitting on these Volcanic Rocks we have everywhere from when this whole area 'blew' ~25 million Years ago. But, who's counting?
They do these hilarious 'Push Ups'; bustin' some move to impress the Lizard Babes, I assume.
Windy beyond Windy here. Unpacking Moving Boxes, and trying to haul them to the Garage without getting blown away. It settles down tomorrow. No biggie.
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Its a cold and its a broken hallelujah.
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I'm sitting next to the worlds worst random flying companion.
On a four hour flight to Vegas, and this knucklehead has slammed back 6 vodkas and is clearly dabbling in nose candy. He hasn't stopped fidgeting for two hours, coughs constantly and wipes his nose with his hands and then goes right back to work.
For about 25 seconds until it all starts over again.
Two more hours.
I think I can. I think I can.
On a four hour flight to Vegas, and this knucklehead has slammed back 6 vodkas and is clearly dabbling in nose candy. He hasn't stopped fidgeting for two hours, coughs constantly and wipes his nose with his hands and then goes right back to work.
For about 25 seconds until it all starts over again.
Two more hours.
I think I can. I think I can.
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Della, I think puffy cheeks is a chipmunk. But still super cute for sure.
Midnight, good facing issues. It is hard for sure but you gotta start somewhere. I just know you are going to get it all together.
Midnight, good facing issues. It is hard for sure but you gotta start somewhere. I just know you are going to get it all together.
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I agree with addictguy that Puffycheeks appears to be a chipmunk (or a ground squirrel of some sort). Tree squirrels do not have pouches, although they are awesome at causing mayhem in baseball.
Midnightblue-very happy to hear you were able to start getting things sorted out.
Mesaman-I used to love watching lizards doing push-ups when living in the desert SW. Was the lizard successful in attracting any females?
Alphaomega-can you scout out other possible seats in the back?
Midnightblue-very happy to hear you were able to start getting things sorted out.
Mesaman-I used to love watching lizards doing push-ups when living in the desert SW. Was the lizard successful in attracting any females?
Alphaomega-can you scout out other possible seats in the back?
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AO, I feel your pain, I really do.
so, everyone had a good enough day? I got home after a long day of running around to do some messing around with the new iPad. Way cooler than the ancient one I had but means I can do work from home so no more excuses. blah.
Watching the binge catch up of Nurse Jackie. Getting ready for new kittens. I hope to have them this weekend if not before.
Nighty night dear mystic ones.
Love from Lenina
so, everyone had a good enough day? I got home after a long day of running around to do some messing around with the new iPad. Way cooler than the ancient one I had but means I can do work from home so no more excuses. blah.
Watching the binge catch up of Nurse Jackie. Getting ready for new kittens. I hope to have them this weekend if not before.
Nighty night dear mystic ones.
Love from Lenina
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Morning/Night, Okra fans)
Strategy - Thanks for a good laugh, so needed it.
AO - Such people should be prohibited from flying. Hold on.
MesaMan - Cute dude indeed)
Addictguy - thank you. I keep telling your mantra. It's starting to serve as a Jupiter for astray asteroids - pulls it into its gravitational field and crashes)
I don't know how to relate it to okra - but it was just a nice thing to see in the early morning sky - two planes flying parallel to each other, looking little bit like shooting stars)
See you all.
Strategy - Thanks for a good laugh, so needed it.
AO - Such people should be prohibited from flying. Hold on.
MesaMan - Cute dude indeed)
Addictguy - thank you. I keep telling your mantra. It's starting to serve as a Jupiter for astray asteroids - pulls it into its gravitational field and crashes)
I don't know how to relate it to okra - but it was just a nice thing to see in the early morning sky - two planes flying parallel to each other, looking little bit like shooting stars)
See you all.
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