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The way you told that story I can just see that cow protecting you! Like a puppy 
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Like a doll,she will always remember this night .How precious.
Me my brother my momma and my Grandpa. We shot a truck load of hogs that morning. We were all young back then, good thing because we cleaned hogs all evening. Grandpa has been gone 12 years now I miss him every day.
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$600 for a single dress? Wow! I think my prom dress was maybe $100 and I wore it more than once. I tend to get most of my clothes at Walmart so I only get cheap stuff, but I felt that dress was expensive & it was the most expensive item of clothing I had. I gave it to a friend & she's going to modify it so it fits her (she's tiny). I hope she will make good use of it. I also gave her a belt and a jacket I got separately for it. I'm never going to wear or use them again.
matt, the cow was like an overgrown puppy when she was little. Followed me in the house once but her hooves couldn't handle the wood floor. She kept slipping and falling. I had to carry her out. We used to have a large tent in the back yard where she slept. I would get a chair and sit in there with her while rubbing her face and singing to her. She still likes to have her face rubbed and hear the lullaby.
matt, the cow was like an overgrown puppy when she was little. Followed me in the house once but her hooves couldn't handle the wood floor. She kept slipping and falling. I had to carry her out. We used to have a large tent in the back yard where she slept. I would get a chair and sit in there with her while rubbing her face and singing to her. She still likes to have her face rubbed and hear the lullaby.
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$1500.00 for one dress.
My doc did say I should eat more fish... 
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Not me. I get queezy just looking at this pic.
Jim
Jim
Azaleas, in lawns all over the south but I never notice them until the wild one’s bloom. They are native to the eastern US with more species and sub-species than I’ve ever tried to count. Locally these are called “Honeysuckle Azaleas”. There are far more common names that Carter has Liver Pills.
Anyway, while driving I’ve been seeing the wild species in bloom for the last week. I saw these shrubs today while out checking medicinal plants at my favorite creek.
Edit to add... Azaleas are not medicinal, in fact they are quite toxic. Mtn Laurel, Azaleas and a couple of other shrubs I can't recall at the moment are at the same time the most beautiful blooms in the woods and the most toxic.
Anyway, while driving I’ve been seeing the wild species in bloom for the last week. I saw these shrubs today while out checking medicinal plants at my favorite creek.
Edit to add... Azaleas are not medicinal, in fact they are quite toxic. Mtn Laurel, Azaleas and a couple of other shrubs I can't recall at the moment are at the same time the most beautiful blooms in the woods and the most toxic.
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Guess who is trying to crawl?
Or Aunty thinks you need your hair done.
What happened to my picture?
I had gobbly gook?
What happen to my pictures?
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That was weird, I only seen the one Aunty thinks you need your hair done, then came back and the other cutie pic was there.
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They are both there and very cute.
Sometimes I have refesh the page to see images.
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Cute pics Mo.
MrMeer I love all those shots of the Osprey. Someone is a REALLY good photographer
MrMeer I love all those shots of the Osprey. Someone is a REALLY good photographer
They are both showing and are absolutely adorable!
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They are , also they put their name up too. I will see if I can find it again if you curious?
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18 Foot Croc, photo is real.
A jaw-dropping picture of an Australian saltwater crocodile leaping from the water is apparently real, but is raising some questions about tour guide behavior on Australian rivers. From this story on ninemsn.com: _Concerned observers said the image of the 5.5m saltie, named Brutus, attacking a slab of meat demonstrates a worrying trend among some operators who want to give tourists a closer experience with nature. The photograph, taken by NT News staffer Katrina Bridgeford, first appeared on the front page of the paper under the headline "Yes, it's real". Despite the claim, there were questions around its legitimacy and whether it had been doctored electronically. But the newspaper insists the photograph is genuine. Tour operator Tony Blums, owner of the Jumping Crocodile Cruises on the Adelaide River, said the leaping crocodile stunt was staged in a way that was irresponsible and risked lives. "What they are doing is quite dangerous," he told ninemsn. "They are very gung-ho. The croc is far too big for the size of the boat they are approaching it with. "It is disturbing. A croc that size can fully flick itself up onto the boat from there, and that would cause some panic."
Sometimes panic is justified.
A jaw-dropping picture of an Australian saltwater crocodile leaping from the water is apparently real, but is raising some questions about tour guide behavior on Australian rivers. From this story on ninemsn.com: _Concerned observers said the image of the 5.5m saltie, named Brutus, attacking a slab of meat demonstrates a worrying trend among some operators who want to give tourists a closer experience with nature. The photograph, taken by NT News staffer Katrina Bridgeford, first appeared on the front page of the paper under the headline "Yes, it's real". Despite the claim, there were questions around its legitimacy and whether it had been doctored electronically. But the newspaper insists the photograph is genuine. Tour operator Tony Blums, owner of the Jumping Crocodile Cruises on the Adelaide River, said the leaping crocodile stunt was staged in a way that was irresponsible and risked lives. "What they are doing is quite dangerous," he told ninemsn. "They are very gung-ho. The croc is far too big for the size of the boat they are approaching it with. "It is disturbing. A croc that size can fully flick itself up onto the boat from there, and that would cause some panic."
Sometimes panic is justified.
