Grandpapy
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Happy Anniversary!
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manfredo
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Good morning all....25 degrees here this morning, with a heavy frost! It's going to be a loooong winter!
Happy anniversary!!
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Happy anniversary!!
The Best Ways to Celebrate Your 6th Wedding Anniversary
Candy and iron are the traditional gifts for a sixth anniversary and wood is the modern gift. Explore ideas that your sweetheart will love.
Laughing Grass
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6 is candy? You don't have to leave the house.Good morning all....25 degrees here this morning, with a heavy frost! It's going to be a loooong winter!
Happy anniversary!!
The Best Ways to Celebrate Your 6th Wedding Anniversary
Candy and iron are the traditional gifts for a sixth anniversary and wood is the modern gift. Explore ideas that your sweetheart will love.
Sweet treats are nice, but you can go beyond a box of chocolates.
- Visit a candy factory together. Or, even better, visit a candy destination! Hershey Pennsylvania, for example, is famous for its chocolate and also boasts a wonderful theme park and the Hershey Hotel. Anyone up for a chocolate facial?
- Indulge in sweet liqueurs. Some possibilities include cordial-filled chocolates, Godiva chocolate liquor, or chocolate martinis.
- Get sexy with candy underpants, whipped cream, and a cherry on top!
- Keep it simple with a gorgeous box of truffles in your sweetie's favorite flavors. Alternatively, indulge in a "tower of treats" type of gift from a purveyor such as Harry and David's.
- Take time out to visit a spot where you can watch fudge being made, buy penny candies, or enjoy cotton candy. Possibilities include a circus, fair, oceanside boardwalk, or fun tourist town.
It's also the color purple, dye your hair as a gift for your partner!
Laughing Grass
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@Paul Drake likes the purple hair.
Laughing Grass
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She was showing me a pic of a relative on ancestry. She really dug purple hair. You ever consider doing a blend? It would look great with magenta.
If I were younger absolutely! Unfortunately my hair couldn't handle the bleaching. I get a few highlights and that's my allowance of peroxide for 2 months.
I worry about my hummingbirds. There is a small family that won't migrate.
Cold has never stopped ME from looking for free food.
Bird's don't carry subcutaneous fat (human insulation).
Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night AND SMOKE YOU MOTHER NATURE 
Hey, come on, did I insult your shoes or something? Fat with small hands am I, now?
How's your morning going?
manfredo
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Birdwatching is definitely a fun hobby, at least for an old fart like me. I have been reading and learning about them too, like how they can survive in this cold weather. They can actually slow their metabolism down at night, and the blood that flows through their feet is separate from their body blood, helping them stay warmer. Plus the layers of feathers and fluff trap warm air in...But it's a day to day struggle to survive.
OK, time to warm up my vaporizer....thanks Jeff!!
OK, time to warm up my vaporizer....thanks Jeff!!
raratt
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We have Anna's that are here year round. Usually there is a little male that spends the winter with us.
Mornin.
Laughing Grass
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Never bleached mine so I'm not sure how it would react. I always like the look of red or blue tips.
LOL no insult intended or implied, subcutaneous fat is simply a human fact of anatomy and an important part of our physiology.Hey, come on, did I insult your shoes or something? Fat with small hands am I, now?
How's your morning going?
