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The green bin is smaller and more maneuverable, and there is a similar sized smaller garbage bin, but my boarder produces a lot of garbage, and you're allowed one bin per legal unit per house, so I thought I'd be spending lot of money on "extra" garbage tags if I asked for the smaller bin. Had I known Shelley's cat was going to die, I might have thought again, as kitty litter was a big part of her garbage.
 
A woman at work had kittens available a while back and I said no, tempted as I was. My wife is not fond of fur in the house and the litter, as you note, becomes a problem for disposal. Also, my son has regaled us with horror stories about their vet bills (they have a rescue cat).
 
Mendalla said:
A woman at work had kittens available a while back and I said no, tempted as I was. My wife is not fond of fur in the house and the litter, as you note, becomes a problem for disposal. Also, my son has regaled us with horror stories about their vet bills (they have a rescue cat).
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My daughter provides a home for cats waiting to be adopted....only one at a time though, as they have a cat and dog already....
(Medical bills are paid for.)
 
Today I was reminded that we never know when our time here is over.

J** who was Best Man at my kid's wedding just had an unfortunate accident. A relatively young, healthy guy- not even 60 yet. He slipped on some ice on some steps, fell and hit his head. The hospital put him on life support while his child comes from the next province over. His head injuries are not conducive to life, so they say.

So sad for everyone who knew him.
 
KayTheCurler said:
Today I was reminded that we never know when our time here is over.

J** who was Best Man at my kid's wedding just had an unfortunate accident. A relatively young, healthy guy- not even 60 yet. He slipped on some ice on some steps, fell and hit his head. The hospital put him on life support while his child comes from the next province over. His head injuries are not conducive to life, so they say.

So sad for everyone who knew him.
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So sad.....so true death can be unpredictable sometimes.
 
BetteTheRed said:
The green bin is smaller and more maneuverable, and there is a similar sized smaller garbage bin, but my boarder produces a lot of garbage, and you're allowed one bin per legal unit per house, so I thought I'd be spending lot of money on "extra" garbage tags if I asked for the smaller bin. Had I known Shelley's cat was going to die, I might have thought again, as kitty litter was a big part of her garbage.
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Kitty litter is allowed in our green bin. Have you considered thatthe one who produces the most garbage should be in charge of the bins?
 
chansen said:
Got my daughter a new cell phone and put a new screen protector on it. I knew it was a sheet of tempered glass, but I didn't know just how strong the protection was until I received the box from Amazon.

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If you hold this up will it stop artillery ... except for the momentum that transfers ... then the receiver is out of here ...

An OBI experience! The bouncing off the wall, etc. as one is knocked about ... creating expressions! Rounders?
 
Good Sunday morning! Mixed reactions to snow, designs of garbage and recycling bins, foster parenting for pets, kitty litter disposal, and all that will arise today meets us at the Coffee Cart, where we gather fir chatting and support. Along with the tea and coffee, we have bear claws to enjoy. The tea water is hot, coffee freshbrewed, and the ear claws are warm from the oven. All is ready, nd everyone is welcome! Come join the festivities!

C(_)/ c(_) c[_] c\_/

Just a note that today is the first Sunday of Advent,
 
All this talk on waste and most of it prodigal that we should bury for future dig gins ... an alternate fermentation ... complex!

In that alternate world nothing is lost all everything is recovered at a later time as it comes about a gain ... just to remind you of ... matters long forgotten like kindness, mercy, etc. unmentionable justice that is spoilt?

Like the Sadducees ... they profited excessively ... there's a missal in there ... go figure ... needs penetration tho' for it is thick ...
 
Thinking of all those who serve the church. Busy. Busy time of year.

Pretty here today with snow falling.

I'm busy sewing away. Watching old shows that don't require a lot of attention.
 
JayneWonders said:
Thinking of all those who serve the church. Busy. Busy time of year.

Pretty here today with snow falling.

I'm busy sewing away. Watching old shows that don't require a lot of attention.
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Aye it appears ... toby so:
Initial cluster gathering yesterday leading into this path into the darker season before the spark breaks out ...

Many ordinary legalists cannot observe such festivities as so busy with the economic side of humanity that they believe suffering more than humanity itself! Therein humanity become prodigal ... a waste eh? Manifests in the pits as some members here have encountered ... many are above in and have overlooked the enigma of the poverty oath! It just rots ...

That's my stinking story and runs along with the decline of the bearded eagle (bone-breaker hawk). It all goes down in the end if you've seen these birds operate ... like "bate" or pseudonyms' ... pseudo ism? Guaranteed to be something else ... alternate to appearance. The beauty could be ugly on the other perspective (reverse view)?

Never bet on anything because those that set up the game control the odds ... eM are dark and thus GOD's ... just trip along beside and watch ... be observing ... a hanger?

They say clustering was delayed by COVID and yet a party that denies anything related to COVID ... just worms! Some appear as brae in wiggles ... est you wary wanderings ... and then the delta dawns on us! There stuff settles ... imagine the come-down?

Is the descent of man an abstract that is bet-A hin the dark ... thus Hines! Ghost ridden into ultimate out-there's ... Dunne gone like Helen when completed ... aus fini and off there ... if just to look back ... hindsight! It's 100% it is declared ... many disbelieve and plow on ...
 
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On Satyr, mules and donkeys ...

Would people in high positions have trouble differentiating?

www.ctvnews.ca

Time magazine quotes Canadian satirical website The Beaverton

A recent Time magazine article used a quote from Canadian satire site, the Beaverton, as a fact in reference to U.S. relationships with other countries.
www.ctvnews.ca www.ctvnews.ca

Something more to ponder deeply ... do donkeys have horns or just need hearing assistance ?
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I would say a clear sign of AI used. Saves using ones brain
 
Luce NDs said:
On Satyr, mules and donkeys ...

Would people in high positions have trouble differentiating?

www.ctvnews.ca

Time magazine quotes Canadian satirical website The Beaverton

A recent Time magazine article used a quote from Canadian satire site, the Beaverton, as a fact in reference to U.S. relationships with other countries.
www.ctvnews.ca www.ctvnews.ca

Something more to ponder deeply ... do donkeys have horns or just need hearing assistance ?
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Wild. Also wild is that Time readers thought it was true and there was no outcry whatsoever. I at least know the Beaverton is satire but to be honest, with Trump, reality and satire are close to one another.
 
It may not have been AI. It could’ve been a careless error by a staffer/ human writer who saw that although Beaverton is a legitimate and well regarded ‘site’, that’s not because the site has actual news content on it, it’s because it’s often funny. They didn’t know Canadian content or culture well enough, made a quick assumption, and were careless about fact checking? In a rush to meet print deadline? Hard to say. But if you watch “on the street” interviews with Americans being asked questions about Canada, no matter how seemingly educated or what people do for a vocation, they don’t know much about us. That’s long been true.

I don’t find that particular Beaverton article all that humorous, myself. I know it’s satire, but it’s not that funny. The sheer fact that it made it into Time magazine is, though.
 
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Hi there! I'm away early tomorrow morning, so I need somebody to plug the coffee in, and start the kettles for tea. The Bakery delivery shows up around 7:15 or so , so you can watch for that, too. I don't remember the bakery order offhand, but it's marlred on the label. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks! RB
 
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