Part VI
Post Fiend
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From: SpringHill,Fl
Have fun Jay! I wont be doing much...got some light yardwork to do...and taking some pictures sunday at the dog prk for a benefit t-shirt...
Congrats Sheldon!
Hey Everyone!!
I have been writing up my recent events for a lawyer to persue my case against the disability company...I need to make sure I have all the facts and dig up every scrap of mail and email I can get my hands on...its gonna be a tough battle...made all the tougher because there isnt a lot of money involved ( at least from the lawyers perspective ).
Smokin
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Hey FF..look!
I thought you guys knew? Sorry Sheldon, I spilled the beans and ruined it for you if you had wanted to make an announcement or whatever.
I thought you guys knew? Sorry Sheldon, I spilled the beans and ruined it for you if you had wanted to make an announcement or whatever.
Post Fiend
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From: SpringHill,Fl
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Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Wallingford, CT
My plans for the weekend are work. So I guess it's a workend.
I start at the orchard on weekends again tomorrow.
And they offered my brother a full-time job. I believe he's starting on Monday. My brother likes it because his commute is about 100 feet from his bed to the warehouse.
We had torrential downpours here today. The roads all got flooded. It was an interesting drive home, but it's slowed down a lot now.
I start at the orchard on weekends again tomorrow.
And they offered my brother a full-time job. I believe he's starting on Monday. My brother likes it because his commute is about 100 feet from his bed to the warehouse.
We had torrential downpours here today. The roads all got flooded. It was an interesting drive home, but it's slowed down a lot now.
i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
looks tasty Lisa. i assume that is grow it yourself??
that is called bi-color Jay. it is a big seller here in Jersey.
Smokin
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I know I start trouble everywhere I go. And thanks. How are things for you Mark? Meet any ladies at the dog park?
Thanks Jay. The multi colors kinda surprised me too.
Yes I grew those myself. My first corn. Pretty easy to grow, its just hard to keep the animals away from them. The raccoons loooove corn, and I find myself wondering how the farmers deal with it. I guess they don't.
Yes I grew those myself. My first corn. Pretty easy to grow, its just hard to keep the animals away from them. The raccoons loooove corn, and I find myself wondering how the farmers deal with it. I guess they don't.
Post Fiend
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From: SpringHill,Fl
Good Morning All!!
Lisa, I have met a lot of ladies at the park...I can even remember a few of their names!
I seem to remember the dogs names easier!
I love bicolor corn...I think it is sweeter and it is easy to grow,
I think the farmers just plant so much corn that a few missing from raccoons arent worth the hassle...unless they trap them and release them near your home!
Lisa, I have met a lot of ladies at the park...I can even remember a few of their names!
I seem to remember the dogs names easier!
I love bicolor corn...I think it is sweeter and it is easy to grow,
I think the farmers just plant so much corn that a few missing from raccoons arent worth the hassle...unless they trap them and release them near your home!
i ain't rite
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
farmers deal with the raccoon and deer eating the corn and veggies by planting way more than needed, to compensate for the critters.
groundhogs are a bigger problem than the deer, coons, and birds.
the bigger problem for farmers is bugs.
groundhogs are a bigger problem than the deer, coons, and birds.
the bigger problem for farmers is bugs.