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Sun rises and the shadow departs ... how about that ... can it be constructed how this is assembled in the dark of the night?

Maybe just a dream or ode abstract ... something must be owed given the grace of rest ... a mysterious holiday given we don't know there thoughts go to get laundered ... psyche wash? From the other side it just appears dark when it isn't ... like is like that ... it too carries-on ...
 
KayTheCurler said:
I respect your choice (while not knowing what caused it), but I want you to know that I will miss your posts if they cease. It is too early in the morning for me to add much to that thought, but I really wanted to acknowledge your words.
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Thanks so much. The break was good for me. I'm take it one day at a time. I really enjoy your input too and am very glad we got to meet in person a couple times this summer.
 
Sounds good to me - a bit like unplugging something that isn't functioning as efficiently as you want. There have been times when I have basically done the same thing but without saying anything.

I'm glad we met this summer too. It is easier for me to understand 'your' camping style now I've met your unit!
 
Good morning! Time to rise and shine! or at least rise. Pondering camping styles and RV's, and trailers, and coming back from breaks, and all sorts of topics, we're here or you. The coffee cart is ready; help yourself to the hot beverage of your choice and join the conversation.

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Home is fine for me ... I can read about what goes on out there and with a little abstract I can imagine the experience. Some deny the abstract and thus have little real mental experience of how bad it can be getting into humanity that prefers brute possession!

Ever get that sinking feeling when falling off at night?
 
Good morning on a cloudy but mild day. I will be mostly doing yard work today including finishing a drain/gully from our back steps to past the edge of our garage and shaking dirt out of sod for our planned small orchard. I wanted to include a picture of our back yard and hope I got the pixels down to the point where it will be accepted. The mound of sod on the right side is the location for, hopefully, an apple tree, Nanking cherry, and Evans cherry. The bridge connects the front part of our yard to the back part which is a mix of trees and meadows. It ends at the same place as our neighbour's lawn.
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We have a fire pit on the right side. The asparagus is the gold coloured brush in the centre. Our butternut squash on steroids started just left and past the asparagus. The turquoise tarp has been spread out since this spring in an attempt to kill the grass for an enlarged garden patch next year. The drain I am working on is at the near left side of the picture. The space in fornt of our back steps is a low point and location for a small lake each spring and during extended heavy rains. The bridge is just barely visitlbe just right of center where the grass ends. The drain there is about 4 feet deep and the spring runoff comes close to the underside of the bridge. The large tree to the right of the bridge is an ash that is dying.
 
BetteTheRed said:
It's like a one-bedroom apartment on wheels, with a competent driver.
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I have seen these bigger units at the campgrounds we used with our Tiny Camper. I hadn't been in one though. It is very nice. Not a style that we choose and that is just fine. It was very cool getting to see the face of someone I had only spoken to online!
 
jimkenney12 said:
The conifer mid way down the back part on the left is a beautiful white pine.
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I see some cherry-picking in the future just to carry on with the meta thing ... people don't get them as verging on complexity and they believe life simple; kill, or Dais ... no cooperative conjugations allowed in the presence of those wishing to possess at least 90%, if not 98% + ...

This is root of a lot of grievances for those that do not gather altogether ... that's integrally dark to them and quite oblivious ... like the oriented to the occipital perspective ... a place to draw material for opioid receptors and most do not know the difference between Agnos, antagonist and the others ... as the flow bubbles ... these occur in the mother DNA ... a medical miracle of recycling ... making something out of crap, waste, etc.? Mayrequire brain worms ... and there just about everyone feels a loss and innate chewing ...

May be approximates by Inanna.. a very deep mythology on harmonics ... this may blow out de fini ... in Spain that Ci fini ... but goes on ... bodian-mind disconnects?
 
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I'm having a f*** cancer period here. A lovely church friend, a previously very active 92 year old, an English war bride, with a gentle spirit and a questioning mind, has recently been diagnosed with late stage ovarian cancer. She's hoping to die at home, perhaps with medical assistance.

Another really nice man, sits behind me, his wife is related to my late husband's family. This started as prostate cancer, and he only has days or weeks now. Sent him 70th birthday wishes, adding that 'we' (Grace) would look after Carol (his wife).

My dog walking friend and neighbour has a lovely second wife who is also battling cancer. She fell this morning and poor Jim had to call the paramedics to get her up and safely back to bed before he came down to walk Lucy. He let me know when he got here that he will be less reliable about picking up Lucy for her walk (he's normally here within a minute of 7:22) due to having to ensure that Beth is up and stable before he leaves.

So yeah, right now, f*** cancer.
 
BetteTheRed said:
So yeah, right now, f*** cancer.
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I shall join in the cursing of the disease. Two brothers have different cancers (prostate and melanoma), my favorite singer is recovering from breast cancer surgery, and a well-liked member of Xenforo Community (the official support forums for the software we use) just died of colon cancer.
 
Mendalla said:
When we are driving around the province in spring and summer, we never fail to see a few of these. They are quite popular it seems.
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Yes and we're not the biggest by any stretch. There are some that are 43 or so feet long. Not for towing around on trips.
 
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