Class of October 2014 Part 43
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Wonderful cake, Leigh. Looks like strawberry frosting. I’ll take strawberry anything, please. 
Surprisingly not too sore, Mark. Took two Naproxen as soon as I was done. That and some nice oolong tea. I’d say I got another two cords to split before winters end. All for next year of course. I took down 7-8 trees this fall. Thin the hurd a bit around here.
Surprisingly not too sore, Mark. Took two Naproxen as soon as I was done. That and some nice oolong tea. I’d say I got another two cords to split before winters end. All for next year of course. I took down 7-8 trees this fall. Thin the hurd a bit around here.
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I looked up that pignut tree Arbor. What a name! Looks as though historically the wood was super useful. I'm not sure what kind of hickory we have scattered down here, but they are a show of gold in autumn. Sounds like you've got quite a nice spread for the family. Are you countryside?
Leigh, I saw in the 24 that you're not feeling well, so I hope you're resting well.
Well, one week from tonight Santa does his thing! My days of putting toys together for Santa are done, but good memories.
Leigh, I saw in the 24 that you're not feeling well, so I hope you're resting well.
Well, one week from tonight Santa does his thing! My days of putting toys together for Santa are done, but good memories.
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We are countryside for sure. In the sticks some would say, but we dont feel isolated. It’s a very nice neighborhood with 2-3 acre lots. Super quiet. Plenty of trees and state parks around. It’s very us. I was feeling grateful once again today to have found this place. Its much more than I ever thought we’d find.
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That sounds absolutely perfect Arbor! What a score for you and your flock. Estate lots in the countryside with access to state parks. The little Arbors are fortunate lads indeed! And all that makes for a sound investment too.
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Originally Posted by Arbor 
Wonderful cake, Leigh. Looks like strawberry frosting. I’ll take strawberry anything, please.
Surprisingly not too sore, Mark. Took two Naproxen as soon as I was done. That and some nice oolong tea. I’d say I got another two cords to split before winters end. All for next year of course. I took down 7-8 trees this fall. Thin the hurd a bit around here.
Surprisingly not too sore, Mark. Took two Naproxen as soon as I was done. That and some nice oolong tea. I’d say I got another two cords to split before winters end. All for next year of course. I took down 7-8 trees this fall. Thin the hurd a bit around here.
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Originally Posted by Mark1014
I looked up that pignut tree Arbor. What a name! Looks as though historically the wood was super useful. I'm not sure what kind of hickory we have scattered down here, but they are a show of gold in autumn. Sounds like you've got quite a nice spread for the family. Are you countryside?
Leigh, I saw in the 24 that you're not feeling well, so I hope you're resting well.
Well, one week from tonight Santa does his thing! My days of putting toys together for Santa are done, but good memories.
Leigh, I saw in the 24 that you're not feeling well, so I hope you're resting well.
Well, one week from tonight Santa does his thing! My days of putting toys together for Santa are done, but good memories.
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Originally Posted by Arbor
We are countryside for sure. In the sticks some would say, but we dont feel isolated. It’s a very nice neighborhood with 2-3 acre lots. Super quiet. Plenty of trees and state parks around. It’s very us. I was feeling grateful once again today to have found this place. Its much more than I ever thought we’d find.
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Originally Posted by Briar
Good morning, all. It's 39 degrees outside, and we are all turning into Californiacicles.
Sorry....but I have been in shock from this for months and months and months....so now I am the seasoned Ohian saying pffffffffft, that's not cold!
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Originally Posted by Briar
Slow at work here too. Nobody wants to go to trial this month, especially jurors. We'll get slammed in January though.
But at least it's warm.
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lmao
Originally Posted by venuscat
Sorry....but I have been in shock from this for months and months and months....so now I am the seasoned Ohian saying pffffffffft, that's not cold!
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