Hagar posted on Main Page The Lobby If this video doesn't put a smile on your face, I don't know what will.
May 3 at 09:39 EST .
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Clover Is there someone out there that has an answer to my question?
The question is....if there are multiple O birth certificate and multiple soc. sec. cards....how do we legally get rid of this man?
To Flaming Sword: You have enumerated feelings exactly the way O wants us to be. He wants us to feel that way so we become weak in spirit. Never. This man is a student of Saul Alinsky just like the Clintons and they follow his play-book to the letter. Stand tall. Be not deceived, God is not mocked. For whatsoever a man sews, that shall he reap. Obama will suffer a lot when God says "enough". Be strong.
May 3 at 10:16 EST .
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Hagar posted on Gardening & Landscaping This is our Bay Laurel tree(10ft )in our back yard, it set flower buds last Fall and is in full bloom!! It is just amazing.
Surfhut Love reading about your plantings. Living in apartment frustrates my green thumb, so I enjoy big gardening through you!
April 17 at 19:32 EST .
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BirdsNest Surfie, you are such a dear, would you also like to share in the aches and pains we are enjoying right now?? I always think I won't be crippled up with sore muscles, but I am always wrong. I know it will get easier but boy that rake and shovel makes me ache. I have also been turning over soil to get worms and grubs for the chickens....they love them and it is good to supplement their diet that way.
April 17 at 20:19 EST .
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Surfhut Bird, I actually would like to share in the aches and pains! I remember back when I did heavy garden work how sore and hot and sweaty it was. Sure loved watching it all grow, then eating, freezing and canning.
I'm convinced my son has always been a vegetable eater because he started helping me plant when he was a toddler and loved running outside to pick a veggie off the vine and shove it in his mouth.
I always said "Gardening is my best meditation."
April 18 at 19:28 EST .
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BirdsNest Surfie-I read that last line as "Gardening is my best medication"-and I thought maybe I had over medicated myself!!!!!!!
April 20 at 19:03 EST .
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Hagar posted on Dogs, Cats & Critters The other day one of our Americauna hens gifted us with a 3-1/2oz double yolk egg!!! It had to have been a relief to pass that "puppy".
April 7 at 13:48 EST .
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Gerty I absolutely love eggs--fixed any way at all! And those look wonderful, Mr. Hagar!!
April 7 at 15:54 EST .
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Balogreene Every time you guys mention a breed of chicken I have to go look it up, Bantam, Silkie, now Americauna. What are you trying to do, educate me?
Gerty, I have a "recipe" for deviled eggs, mayonnaise, dry minced onions, bacon (1 strip per egg ), white pepper, vinegar, and dry mustard. I take them to work for breakfast. Sorry, but I've lost the recipe, I do it to taste. Besides, between the pepper, mustard, and vinegar can get picante (spicy hot ), which I like. Sometimes I do a week's worth at a time, but, they really don't taste as good after a couple of days. Lately I've been leaving the bacon out.
April 7 at 19:59 EST .
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Gerty Thanks, MissBalogreene---you've given me enough to go on. Will try some soon.
April 7 at 20:48 EST .
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Hagar posted on Gardening & Landscaping This is an article I found about GMOs, there is a line item in the budget continuation bill just passed by Congress that protects Monsanto from litigation!!!!
Surfhut Read the whole thing. Good grief. I hope those of us who pay attention are strong enough to turn back the tide.
March 31 at 09:14 EST .
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Escaped commieny darn it my research on this goes back to the old computer, the wife of the head honcho at Monsanto is a legislator I believe. If it's not on my little thumb I would have to hook up the old pc. Anyway, this is CRONY payback big time. My memory is pffft.
March 31 at 16:03 EST .
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Hagar posted on Main Page The Lobby For Ldotters interested in what 75 fires looks like in one county click on the link below:
Balogreene Wow!! What's to keep them from crossing over to Chincoteague or Assoteague?
March 27 at 19:32 EST .
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BirdsNest I guess nothing, Balogreene. I would assume there are fewer abandoned buildings in those areas but there are many empty summer homes on the island. The folks here are leaving lights on inside and outside to send the message that there are people that live there.
March 27 at 19:55 EST .
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Surfhut I've lived through a lot of arson fires in SoCal, some set by firefighters. The number and frequency of the fires in your area make me wonder if the arsonist might be a firefighter, a wannabe firefighter who didn't make the cut, or just a clever pyro psycho.
You, your family, friends and neighbors are in my prayers. Stay vigilant. Law enforcement are also in my prayers.
March 27 at 19:59 EST .
BirdsNest Thanks, Surfie. My first thought was "it's a firefighter", but since it has gone on so long I am sure they have all been under scrutiny. We had to take a trip up the road today and passed by the state police barracks...there were LOTS of cars there, mostly unmarked and a few SP cars. At one local hotel there are now 4-6 SP cars, they have taken to parking around back of the hotel. There are all sorts of LEO's here working this investigation. There was a press release this afternoon but not much information in it. People are looking out but don't know just exactly what they are supposed to be looking for. Rumors are plenty...as they always are.
March 27 at 20:32 EST .
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Hagar posted on Gardening & Landscaping Saw this example of using rain gutters to grow, not much of an article, just a pretty picture.
March 10 at 15:00 EST .
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Escaped commieny I want to try the rain gutter-lettuce thing because we do have some wild bunnies but the site I posted says not to use PVC, unless I go to a alum. screen room distributor, the box stores just have pvc. I have a deathray thumb and so far only Birdy's celery has been a success. My talents lie in lumber and heavy equipment type creations, not plants, but I am going to try. Heck my gramdpa made blueberry wine, a hose blew up and polka dotted the white washed walls with purple spots and I can't beat that.
March 10 at 16:32 EST .
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Flaming Sword Just give me a bowl and spoon, some heavy cream and a little sugar,let me stand under there and stayouttamyway!!
March 10 at 16:39 EST .
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Hollyhock This set up is really something. This is a big production like a commercial grower would use. Easy to pick, loooong rows and up off the ground.
March 10 at 19:16 EST .
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Eagles Dominion Great Idea...of course I'll have to put bird mesh over them to keep the birds out! LOL
March 11 at 13:07 EST .
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Hagar posted on Jokes * Tim decided to tie the knot with his longtime girlfriend. One evening, after the honeymoon, he was assembling some loads for an upcoming hunt.
His wife was standing there at the bench watching him. ... After a long period of silence, she finally spoke. “Honey, I've been thinking. Now that we are married, I think it's time you quit hunting, shooting, hand-loading, and fishing. Maybe you should sell your guns and boat.”
Tim gets this horrified look on his face.
She says, “Darling, what's wrong?"
“There for a minute, you were sounding like my ex-wife.”
“Ex-wife!?” she screams. “I didn't know you were married before!”
“I wasn't.”
February 26 at 17:14 EST .
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Hagar posted on Main Page The Lobby I stumbled upon this video on another site and thought it was worth sharing. The Government Can--Tim Hawkins
January 20 at 14:37 EST .
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Hagar posted on Photography My apologies to Santa and Mrs. Claus for having to take their picture from behind, There were over 200 kids and parents in front and ALL were waiting for their chance to talk to Santa personally!!
December 1 at 21:06 EST .
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BirdsNest The very best part about this was there were fathers there with the children, not just moms and grandmoms. And the fathers did not look like they were dragged there unwillingly. The children were "wired". We got there early to get a good parking spot, glad we did. We only went because Hagar wanted some up close pictures of the train, we have lived here 20 yrs but never saw the train close up, only from our garden area as the train headed north. It was cute watching the kids rip[ and tear, climb trees, put pennies on the tracks, etc. Parents were right there with them. Each child got a plastic bag filled with crayons,colouring book,stuffed animal and other items. And got to sit on Santas lap and chat with him and Mrs. Claus. Proud parents snapped photos or videos and there were smiles all around. A really nice way to start the day. The train had several more stops to make but I bet they ran late at every stop. There were way more people there than they had anticipated.
December 2 at 08:26 EST .
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Nugoddess I love local outings like this - nice to see everyone in the spirit. Looks like everyone had a good time.
December 2 at 13:51 EST .
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Balogreene Hagar and Bird, where is this? I see Richmond in the name on the car. From something's you've said I believe you live in very rural VA. I'd love to go next year.
December 3 at 17:15 EST .
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Hagar The Car is an old passenger car from the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR that our local Bay Coast RR uses for outings. YES! Rural VA it is, these pictures were taken in Exmore on VA Eastern Shore. The Santa Train ran from Cape Charles to Parksley making a total of 9 stops.
Bay Coast RR uses a RR barge to cross the Chesapeake Bay to connect to Norfolk & Southern RR in Norfolk, VA.
December 3 at 18:25 EST .
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Ole buzzard I did a little checking on Bay Coast RR. It looks like it would be an interesting railroad to model.
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