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Imagine the spin with a spotty 'orse ... awesome? Maybe distantly admirable if you avoid getting drawn in as druid out there ... these are often rejected for their mythical existences ... life in alien tales ... jousters? Get out with you ... draft 'orse!

Can one be bought off in a draught? Things to be done on word ... and alternately under word ... too many above that presently! Consider how the First Amendment is overrun ... hard Rhodes without adequate information ... span?
 
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Colossal ... like the run of acetylcholine ... fibre item ... for which to knit 'or Cis! Alternate to transient ... more to get through? Eternally extensive ... dark!

Do we have a clue ... it is not apparent the way it manifests ... cognates?
 
I didn’t sleep well, thinking about the mess in my yard. Finally got up and went to pick blueberries at 7, after that worked in the yard for several hours. Didn’t get as much done as I had planned, but most of my plants on the one side of my house have been freed from large rocks and piles of clay soil. Had to carefully dig around some plants by hand. For tomorrow, we expect rain. Not sure what that will do to my yard. Time to clean the house inside then. The shower felt good. Clearly, my thought that three hundred dollars to buy some sod to put down on the trench was very naive. Half of my lawn is gone. It looks like someone professional will have to do that.
 
News from Tagesspiegel online- heavy rain and hail put 30 cm of hail onto the streets of one city in Germany- they needed snow plows and heavy equipment to clear the roads on this summer day. And- this is not in the Alps.
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Good morning! Tomatoes, corn, plums, peaches, blueberries, all the other good stuff that comes from from gardens, bushes and fields; for plans to rejuvenate the yards, we give thanks; and think of those who woke up to 30 cm of hail in their streets and yards... wow.... We gather round the Coffee Cart, with these and other people and topics in mind, for community, conversation, tea, coffee , etc. Come on in and join us.

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Good morning...lots happening since I last got caught up. Holidays and families, accidents and stomach bugs, and problem-solving regarding home maintenance. I'm procrastinating about doing my morning exercises, so thanks for this!
This week, my two sisters and my one (almost estranged) brother got together to plan my mother's 90th birthday. We don't want to stress her out with anything too big or full of people she doesn't remember. So I think we put together a good and thoughtful plan. It was nice to see my brother (I see him maybe once every two years and he lives a 15 minute drive away). But he looked sad and tired. I tried to talk in a gentle and caring way without probing too much...just to let him know we still love him very much. He is 17 years my junior, and my sisters and I loved treating him like a real live doll. We loved him so much, and his wife's decision to hate us, and his need to choose sides, has been very tense over the years. Once Mom is gone, I'm pretty sure we will lose all contact with him. But for now, we can appreciate our work together.
 
Enjoying the sunny day, shopping, feeling lucky that the storm we had Thursday evening only had high winds and almost an inch of rain, nothing like Ottawa or Peterborough. The winds knocked down a dead tree that I had stacked large branches and trunk sections that had come down in the past around. Most of them fell over when the main part of the tree came down.

Most of our vegetables and some fruit are coming from the garden now. One cucumber plant is producing cucumbers faster than we eat them. Tomatoes from two plants are ripening faster than I can eat them
 
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Enjoying the sunny day, shopping, feeling lucky that the storm we had Thursday even
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Yeah, we always kind of jump when we hear about tornadoes up there, but it was well South of Little M. Interesting that Eastern Ontario rather than our area, which is closer to the traditional Tornado Alley states, is getting nailed repeatedly. I assume climate change plays into it somehow.
 
Dark disturbances do raise ante NA! Stresses the genetic material in times that many will deny happened to allow escapism ... when we should have faced it!

If some overly industrialized had proceeded more cautiously ... would overheating paired with updrafts and downers be so severe? The search for power overwhelms just about everything ... except abstracts ... these have alien claims that surround them! Extent consciousness? Way out ...
 
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Yeah, we always kind of jump when we hear about tornadoes up there, but it was well South of Little M. Interesting that Eastern Ontario rather than our area, which is closer to the traditional Tornado Alley states, is getting nailed repeatedly. I assume climate change plays into it somehow.
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In an interview with CBC Ottawa, the tornado researcher from Western said they sre not sure why Ottawa is the target but said they are considering that climate change has shifted the tornado belt from Southern Manitoba to northern Ontario with Sudbury and Ottawa being on the eastern edge of that belt.
 
We are having an unexpected quiet day today. We were going to go to a art and music festival in Comox. My sister and her husband bailed so we decided to stay home. We're not heartbroken. It's going to be a warm day. I'm reading an excellent book by Fredrik Backman who wrote A Man Called Ove which became the movie A Man Called Otto. It is a really good book that's the third in a series. It's about people in two small hockey loving towns in Sweden. It could easily be Canada.
 
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It could easily be Canada.
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I interact with a lot of Finns on Floor Jansen's fansite since she sings in a Finnish band and I find a lot of interested affinities between Canada and Finland. One young woman who was a very big presence on the site posted pictures of the lake where her family has a summer place and the resemblance to Ontario cottage country was uncanny. And, of course, there's hockey. The band's last gig this Spring was in the drummer's hometown of Vaasa, Finland and said drummer wore the jersey of the local hockey team.
 
I have had the most pleasant day. My "birthday week" which started with an intimate dinner last Sunday with daughter and beloved, and a private celebration on birthday day, culminates tomorrow in a birthday brunch for my special friends and sister. Two stratas: vegetarian and sausage pepper with local maple syrup, lots of fresh fruit, mimosas, pie and cake (cooked and cooled; he is icing and decorating tomorrow) and ice cream. Table is laid, stratas waiting to bake, dining room is dusted and decorated. Today was perfect. 25 degrees and mod humidity. Sometimes, summer in central Ontario is sorta perfect.

And falling madly in love at age 64 is not a bad thing at all. I feel very blessed.
 
Good morning! For birthday celebrations, even in the midst of family turmoil, sunny days and shopping, fresh garden produce, shifting of Tornado Alley, quiet days, good books, br4unches, etc. and for all the other stuff that makes life what it is, we bring it to the Coffee Cart, for hot beverages and warm friendships and chat. All is ready, come on in!

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Mrs.Anteater said:
News from Tagesspiegel online- heavy rain and hail put 30 cm of hail onto the streets of one city in Germany- they needed snow plows and heavy equipment to clear the roads on this summer day. And- this is not in the Alps.
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Many years ago, i drove through a tornado, well in North Dakota. There were snow banks like this at the side of the road from the hail

Scariest drove i ever did. Huge old Dodge Polaris lovingly referred to as the boat.

Had a CB radio and had a truck driver who helped me through. Sat on his tail as we drove. Couldn't see anything but his top lights
 
In a Christian nation supposedly dedicated to enlightenment ... can you see where it all failed on the dark side?

We were not informed about how criminal behaviour causes social disorder that affects psyche disorders ...

On top of that health concerns are destroying the very foundations of society ... as health is pricing itself out of the business ... administrators are rushing to hoard for the thin times ... expecting to hire others to do what they don't know how ... yet due to diminishment ... there's nothing to hire out ...

That's how balance and justice is diminished in fine style ... and yet in essence it doesn't float well in the greater marketplace ... consider U Kure in Moscow as the entire thing dries and blows away ... Ochre? With transliteration this alters ... the Odre 've Othre? Matter beyond us ... a thin line? String Theory ... thus we hang there ...
 
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