That is not a man bun, that is an apple and his friend will use an arrow to shoot it off his head.With a manbun.
Seeing faces in inanimate objects is common, and it has a name: pareidolia.
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New haircut today!
Looks nice.
Women pick their hair style the same way they pick their men.
They tend to get one that is easy to manage.
My wife has really short hair so that should tell you something.
When we got married her hair hung below her waist.
I called her my little hippy girl and still do occasionally.
Women pick their hair style the same way they pick their men.
They tend to get one that is easy to manage.
My wife has really short hair so that should tell you something.
When we got married her hair hung below her waist.
I called her my little hippy girl and still do occasionally.
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I know its been awhile since the skirt/dress discussion but I had an elderly friend who was old-fashioned and waited on her husband hand and foot. She did wear pants though. I was actually surprised when she told me she wore a pants-suit at her wedding. Her mother was a seamestress and made it for her white pants and top if I recall. She passed away last year so I can't ask her for photos.
To stay on topic, someone posted this on a FB group I'm in (snake identification group). From Alabama. They just moved in to a new house and found this when they got home from the store (harmless rat snake):
I'd keep it and name it Brinks.
To stay on topic, someone posted this on a FB group I'm in (snake identification group). From Alabama. They just moved in to a new house and found this when they got home from the store (harmless rat snake):
I'd keep it and name it Brinks.
I would move.I know its been awhile since the skirt/dress discussion but I had an elderly friend who was old-fashioned and waited on her husband hand and foot. She did wear pants though. I was actually surprised when she told me she wore a pants-suit at her wedding. Her mother was a seamestress and made it for her white pants and top if I recall. She passed away last year so I can't ask her for photos.
To stay on topic, someone posted this on a FB group I'm in (snake identification group). From Alabama. They just moved in to a new house and found this when they got home from the store (harmless rat snake):
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I'd keep it and name it Brinks.
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LOL. It would be a problem if it was a venomous snake. Fortunately, just a harmless one. But great way to deter unwanted visitors from trying to touch the door. If the admin on the fb page hadn't locked the post I would have asked them if Brinks had anything to say about their security guard on the handle.
I found some real estates of a house we used to live in (in California). The plum tree in the front is gone. Playhouse, seesaw, swingset, etc are gone (they were in the open green area toward the back fence). They pulled carpet in the living room and replaced it with laminate it looks like. Replaced countertops and cabinets. I'm pretty sure they changed the tile around the pool. They took down the fence that separated the yard from the pool (which dad put up to keep my brother from falling in as he was a toddler when we first moved in). He still managed to climb over it on the edge by grabbing on to a tree fell in, and almost drowned. Fastest I ever saw Mom move. She climbed over the fence and jumped into the pool with her shoes on to grab him. Neighbor (who was a firefighter) was halfway over the fence when she made it to my brother. I'd have to show them to Mom to see if she spotted any other differences. I know that wasn't the same tile in the kitchen.
I found some real estates of a house we used to live in (in California). The plum tree in the front is gone. Playhouse, seesaw, swingset, etc are gone (they were in the open green area toward the back fence). They pulled carpet in the living room and replaced it with laminate it looks like. Replaced countertops and cabinets. I'm pretty sure they changed the tile around the pool. They took down the fence that separated the yard from the pool (which dad put up to keep my brother from falling in as he was a toddler when we first moved in). He still managed to climb over it on the edge by grabbing on to a tree fell in, and almost drowned. Fastest I ever saw Mom move. She climbed over the fence and jumped into the pool with her shoes on to grab him. Neighbor (who was a firefighter) was halfway over the fence when she made it to my brother. I'd have to show them to Mom to see if she spotted any other differences. I know that wasn't the same tile in the kitchen.
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My baby before a tree fell in the middle, end to end
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Short video of an amazing art skill!
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https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/108/708/306/original/87d5d66b4b83ec90.mp4
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I caught myself with my mouth hanging open watching that. That is amazing! I always wondered how they did stuff like that.
Thanks! I'll be 65 in 3 weeks. Looking forward to it. Not sure why. LOL
65 didn't bother me but 68 made me really depressed.
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Youngin, I'm 74
Thanks, you all! I'm happy to be alive after how big I was 4 years ago!
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Cornfield in South Dakota, 1931
A farmer stands alone after grasshoppers decimated his cornfield. In the upper right of the picture trees once stood with leaves, but now show no signs of life. After the grasshoppers destroyed the corn, they also took care of the trees. (Leaves and bark were gone.) You can barely tell it was even once a cornfield with a promising crop. The feeling must have been totally crushing to him & his family.
Farmers in the Dakota's were already feeling the heat before the crash on Wall Street in 1929. Sadly, the hardest of times in all aspects-financially, weather, agriculture, work, lack of money & basic provisions, pressure on families to stay together & many other things were really just starting. The toughest of times were to come & test everyone's faith.
(Photo from, "Yearbook of Agriculture 1934")
A farmer stands alone after grasshoppers decimated his cornfield. In the upper right of the picture trees once stood with leaves, but now show no signs of life. After the grasshoppers destroyed the corn, they also took care of the trees. (Leaves and bark were gone.) You can barely tell it was even once a cornfield with a promising crop. The feeling must have been totally crushing to him & his family.
Farmers in the Dakota's were already feeling the heat before the crash on Wall Street in 1929. Sadly, the hardest of times in all aspects-financially, weather, agriculture, work, lack of money & basic provisions, pressure on families to stay together & many other things were really just starting. The toughest of times were to come & test everyone's faith.
(Photo from, "Yearbook of Agriculture 1934")
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This is a blob top pop bottle. The stopper was pushed in and the a "POP" sound was made. That is why we call it pop today.
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Carr Homestead sod house, Bison, Perkins County, SD
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Campbell County, South Dakota, 1895, Catholic Church made from sod. Photo state digital collection.
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Heartfelt History added a new photo to the album: American West.oorSsnepdtm4hu48mulh:2m 2n64 e01Ma5A487 7Jt201 ·
Wagon train passing through Castle Creek Valley in the Black Hills of South Dakota
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via The J. Paul Getty Museum, no known restrictions
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VIETNAM FALLEN HERO - Air Force Academy graduate Capt. Tommy Leon Callies from Howard, SD - presumed killed when the Phantom II Fighter (F-4E) #67-0323 he was piloting was shot down over QUANG NGAI province on 1 Aug 1969. Neither he nor his crew mate, Douglas G. Burd, was ever found.
He was Honored with having a Bridge named after him just outside of Howard SD.
He was Honored with having a Bridge named after him just outside of Howard SD.
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Elmer Brammer on his homestead near Dupree, SD. He used 4 horses with his walking plow to break that sod for planting.
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Deadwood, Dakota Territory, 1876. Colorized
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A mess made by a Rhodesian Ridgeback and a photo of the RR. We use garbage cans with flip lids because RR are always looking for food opportunities. They always act like they are starving, even if they just ate.
Look how cute, he has that "wasn't me" face!! There is an older couple in my area who got an RR puppy last year. Thank goodness they have a huge fenced in yard. The wife told me they play ball with it a lot. A lot of exercise keeps him in less trouble!!
The innocent look is hilarious.
That last pic should be titled "Who Me"
