PollyannaMom
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I want to love the picture and sad face 6 more weeks of winter at the same time.

I hope the move goes smoothly and we will welcome you back.So, tonight is my last night on the Dis until at least Sunday
I love this. Makes be remember walking all of my male dogs.the dog checks all the peemails left by other walkers and takes a few minutes with replys and sometimes emojis.
Still do but Walgreens is so expensive that just brings it down to affordable.Walgreens used to (they still might. Dad really has not gone there much during the pandemic) on the first Tuesday of every month.
I am looking forward to that too.get comfy and watch The Amazing Race.
Our shed has that too but not quite as much on the back. Never, that I know of, had a groundhog there but there was one that had a hole come up under our back fence. We kept trying to block it after the stand off with one of our Shelties. Toby was in the yard and the groundhog started chattering at him, and almost as big. I was screaming like a madwoman to get the dog in.My yard slopes down so the back side of my shed is exposed underneath by about 2 feet while the front rests on solid ground. That gopher/groundhog has a huge hole dug right at the edge of the back. He digs, I fill it in, rinse and repeat.
I noticed that also.Hardly any frozen potato products.
Our beloved grandpuppy Roscoe had to be put down.
I get you....it is a monument to you....I grieve over our californina childhood ranch being totaly gone, my first house divided by divorce being a totally wrong color now after all those decades of painting the walls and my childhood oregon farm I want to walk the orchard again. I then, being on the west coast see blocks destroyd by fire the mayfield tornado blocks, it brings to a painful reality that is just building.Sorry about Roscoe. Losing a furbaby is always hard.
@flyingdumbo127 Your surprise for your Dad is really wonderful. Let us know how it goes and how he reacts. He will be wowed!
r I am of 2 minds about selling the house. I know it is the right thing to do but I am finding it hard to do. My sister told me the house is just a building you sell.
Have a nice evening.
Kroger used to do that here but they stopped it because not everyone getting the discount were seniors. I know I wasn't, didn't realize that you had to be a senior to get the discount. When I got my Kroger card 20 years ago the person signing me up must have put me down as a senior. Apparently they did that to everyone until someone at Kroger caught on.Chickapin Parterre, I don't think Ralph's (part of Kroger) offers 10% off out here for seniors.
My daffodils have broke ground. DH is concerned about our oak trees. They have begun budding out and the temps will turn the rain to ice. Our Live Oak is just now beginning to look normal. Several years ago we had a bad ice storm and the top of the tree broke off. We chose to keep it instead of cutting it down. Hopefully the new growth will be strong enough.So, 6 more weeks for PA! But Maryland spring will be pushing up jonquils in my front yard starting mid to late February. And my Japanese Quince usually blooms in early February snow or not, but I cut it down so far in fall I'm not really sure I'll get blossoms.
Went to Kroger this morning, braved the crowds but it wasn't too bad. It was worse in the parking lot with everyone jockeying for position than it was inside the store. Pasta still has empty shelves as did the lunchmeat. You know how I got 18 count eggs for 97 cents a week or so ago. Now they are over $2.We have bright sunshine and 48 degrees. Walmart had a lot of empty shelves again. There were 2, and exactly 2 cans of cat food on the shelf. Bread row looked like a bomb went off in it. Hardly any frozen potato products.