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DoobieBrother
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I thought we should end the first day of September with a couple of rainbows...
It may not be Acapulco Gold, but I can guarantee there will be a pot...
... plant.
May all our grows, and endeavors in Life lead to big pots!
A pair for the ladies (and yet-to-show)...
And a pair for the lads...
It may not be Acapulco Gold, but I can guarantee there will be a pot...
... plant.
May all our grows, and endeavors in Life lead to big pots!
A pair for the ladies (and yet-to-show)...
And a pair for the lads...
DoobieBrother
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Yes, I hope I don't fork it up somehow 
Some nice side-branching popping out all over the place now, so will have ample bud sites.
Just hoping the weather holds like it normally does.
So far, it's been a very "average" Summer.
Which is to say great for growing.
Fingers crossed...
Some nice side-branching popping out all over the place now, so will have ample bud sites.
Just hoping the weather holds like it normally does.
So far, it's been a very "average" Summer.
Which is to say great for growing.
Fingers crossed...
Dr.D81
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How you liking being in OR doobie? There many wood shops? There should be i buy specialty wood from there. I really dont want to be here next summer. Had a two year plan but one would be better. I know i want to be in north cali or above, and i dont know much about there
DoobieBrother
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I like the weather here.How you liking being in OR doobie? There many wood shops? There should be i buy specialty wood from there. I really dont want to be here next summer. Had a two year plan but one would be better. I know i want to be in north cali or above, and i dont know much about there
Lots to choose from depending on what part of Oregon.
We have the Oregon Coast less than 100-miles from I-5, we have moist-ish weather in the Columbia Gorge area (Portland, and nearby towns), we have the High Desert of central Oregon with lots of ranches & farms, we have good weather for farming all along I-5 towns & cities (depending on crop).
Work-wise, there's work to be had, but Oregon got hit hard with the recession so we have a little higher than average unemployment, but not like the South in some parts.
Lots of decent schools, and some good folks.
Medical marijuana, though they are trying to clamp down on some doctors who bend the rules too much, it's not that hard for a person to get their card.
At all.
Almost as easy as California or Colorado.
And the vote to legalize recreational canabis is officially going to be on the state's voting ballot this November.
It only missed passage last time by a handful of percentage points, so it might make it this time since it is worded differently now.
Tons of churches, if you're into that.
Dairy Queen in every small town.
Lots of hunting & fishing oportunities.
Hiking, boating.
Within driving distance of Washington and California (and Idaho, and Montana, if you dig what they have to offer) for long roadtrips to other fun places.
The usual goods & bads
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DoobieBrother
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Have a good night, oldman
I'm off to get a new mousepad so my cursor quits jumping around.
Thing is wore out & frazzled.
Like me.
But I can get a squeaky clean new mousepad.
You all are stuck with me.
I'm off to get a new mousepad so my cursor quits jumping around.
Thing is wore out & frazzled.
Like me.
But I can get a squeaky clean new mousepad.
You all are stuck with me.
sound nice i will have to pull some stuff up.
DoobieBrother
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There's one 7-minutes away from our house, and we are on the south edge of suburbia where it transitions to farms & vineyards & orchards.
Once I'm out of the driveway, I only need to make three turns, one left, one right, and a last one to the right and into the parking lot of the local DQ.
Once I'm out of the driveway, I only need to make three turns, one left, one right, and a last one to the right and into the parking lot of the local DQ.
DoobieBrother
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They opened a brand new DQ in Anchorage, Alaska when the wife & I went back home for a few years, 20 years after the franchise was cancelled by DQ due to employee skimming & bad management.
DQ Corporate had enough & revoked the franchise-ship and closed all DQ's in Alaska (two or three),
When a new one was allowed, the people were in a mile long line in the drivethu (located in a Home Depot parking lot) every day from open to close.
DQ Corporate had enough & revoked the franchise-ship and closed all DQ's in Alaska (two or three),
When a new one was allowed, the people were in a mile long line in the drivethu (located in a Home Depot parking lot) every day from open to close.
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DoobieBrother
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Anchorage has about 375,000 permanent residents, and double that number through the summer.
DST
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.....had a good giggle at the bairn posts and no, Jig that's perhaps not what I want to hear at the momnet, lol.
Anyhoo, morning guys and gals, only a few days until we go on holiday, it's hitting heat warnings at our destination, Malaga, Spain at the moment (35c+)......a week at the beach will be well appreciated.
and no, Jig that's perhaps not what I want to hear at the momnet, lol.Anyhoo, morning guys and gals, only a few days until we go on holiday, it's hitting heat warnings at our destination, Malaga, Spain at the moment (35c+)......a week at the beach will be well appreciated.