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Luce NDs said:
Do you have an out house ... where the well is?

The interpretation is a spectre ...
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Don't care Luce. Hopefully deeds no lecterns, goodies, or ding date go bump innate night flying round Stertons new plastic. Don't bring your whooeywhooey got bonehead around here Luce.
 
Pr. Jae said:
Don't care Luce. Hopefully deeds no lecterns, goodies, or ding date go bump innate night flying round Stertons new plastic. Don't bring your whooeywhooey got bonehead around here Luce.
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If God is everything ... should modern Christians have consideration for all things? In the name of respect and reverence ... even the chit of life?

Really screws up some institutions ...

Some people have no care for anything ... little more nothing ... such is avarice and isolated pride !

Speak of island vanity ... piles of chit!
 
Luce NDs said:
If God is everything ... should modern Christians have consideration for all things? In the name of respect and reverence ... even the chit of life?

Really screws up some institutions ...

Some people have no care for anything ... little more nothing ... such is avarice and isolated pride !

Speak of island vanity ... piles of chit!
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Pile of chit are at lest real, tangible dings. One can look at a pile of chit - all grown and brown wud flies buzzing all round it and know date it a real preened. What you hope to bring in to Sterton's new our in uncalled for. Ghoulish, goblins, leprechaun, and protestants - eerily feeling all over Sterton's new abode. For chameleon Mr. NDs, for chameleon!
 
"For chame e' leon?" Then the truth hurts so many people just deny the truth and we live the lie ... that all that exists is physical ... no flighty, fiery emotions of kohl thoughts to bring the emotional down in metaphysical domains ... the dark, unseen metaphysical domain containing the abstract Shadow ... of doubt ... like a book closed to those who won't knock on it ... so the door to time can open ... with a point of reverential guidance ... the dame 'd spot?

The number of tomes is un-counted ... the Shadow of hope isn't finished yet ... just partisan ... underground ... below your line of sight ...

Did you know the lion will consume everything beyond heh's pride ... and pride gets him into a lot of trouble as an emotion separated from intelligence ... the divined fluid ! Thus the need for Duncan ... a Scottish Medium ...

Some say to destroy faith is a sin ... but what if that faith is non-pragmatic? Not good for everything ... even nothing ... that ethereally driven bright spot Electra ... surrounding the proto-niche core with a glow of something cloes to a Reuben ... Lord San*witched ... with bread ... the Polynesians referred to this as unnatural ... manna ... food for thought? The escaped powers ... Judi'n ... didn't like it ... they had the law ... so the Hebrews retained the elusive ... that'd be a distant thought to those living by the law of love without a thought of natural response theory ... BJ-Sus take my arm ... leg whatever I owes to E-yore Cos ...
 
Thus the mule of time goes on ... some seeing this as a mole ... something not envisioned without foundational powers on the beaches ... egg laying? Egg natious?
 
Pinga said:
Hey sterton, how are you doing?

House getting ready for winter?
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Thanks for asking :)

I'm still not unpacked from cleaning out all my childhood toys from my parents' basement and my entire childhood room. It definitely takes time to sort through all my 80s treasures. I go out many nights a week for sports and most weekends we travel for various commitments. Plus my job requires evening work too...so all my excuses add up: ha ha.

We have had our first oil delivery, starting pruning some shrubs, and raked plenty of leaves. The heat is on and we have only found one indoor snake so far so that is good. We have to repair our wood stove and the lack of wood window access is a head ache. The house overhangs the foundation by like three feet so it's hard crawling under then chucking wood down into the basement.

So far the drive to work (which is like 7x longer), is not a huge concern...waiting until winter weather hits.

We've hosted several games nights with our friends which has proved enjoyable.

No relationship concerns which is what I totally expected & wanted. Life is good!
 
YIKES!! Indoor snakes?? I will content myself with my resident lady bugs, spiders, centipedes and the occasional mouse!
 
An outlander house is a fecund state ... fertile image for learning about socialization after the shameful intercourse between pairs about; there must be more to life ... alas many remain antisocial for fear they shall observe love when conditioned to hate by powerful war mongers ... high powers are obvious and of considerable impact compared to the subtle, humble powers of po' whet NG ... po' whet IHC creation of unknown? Causes some to go red in the face of it ... for some strnage reason they are shamed of the gift of metaphorical intercourse ... the exchange of information ... char'n?

Please use the abstract ... the imagination if it is mutual ...
 
Good for you. Snakes aren't scary at all; they have lovely smooth cool skin. I hate centipedes, though.

(I think a lot of my attitude to critters can be traced to growing up next to three very mischievous boys. They LIVED to frighten their mother with things they'd release in the house. Fear was a deadly error when dealing with them; they fed on it. So you got used to acting unafraid, and then you became unafraid.)
 
My other half hates bugs too ... perhaps why she has difficulty with me as I bug her conservative nature with piles of Nous things to learn ... she doesn't even understand the Egyptian chit beetle ... car obei?
 
BetteTheRed said:
Snakes aren't scary at all; they have lovely smooth cool skin.
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Depends where you live. If it was Australia or some parts of Latin America and Africa, I'd think twice before bare handing one. Around here, save for small parts of Ontario where Massasauga's still live, you're pretty safe handling snakes.
 
The big issue I have with the creepy crawly things is knowing if they are safe or not.
Even knowing a snake was safe I would be pretty horrified to find one in the house! I've only rarely seen them outside, and never in this city so I think there's where the extra eek factor comes from.
 
Rattlesnakes are pretty common in this part of Alberta. A coworker was bitten by one and was in hospital for over a week this summer. They're not messing around!
 
Hilary said:
Rattlesnakes are pretty common in this part of Alberta. A coworker was bitten by one and was in hospital for over a week this summer. They're not messing around!
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I've been in an area where they are common, but wouldn't go into the high grassy areas to find them!
 
They are like wisdom ... some good for moussing control and some just toxic! One should be balanced when handling them ... know what you are doing and use care ... once known as "anas" concern .. that converts to Anis Anin, or Anasan-in or the ins and outs of the intelligence of wigglies as they pass ...
 
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