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Three days, four blocks, five bars.
We’ve been under a Flood Warning for, no exaggeration, two months nonstop. As the river levels have slowly dropped, it finally expired this morning…and this afternoon, they’re forecasting the possibility of thunderstorms with heavy rain. Isn’t it ironic? Don’t you think? (Nope, just like the song, not ironic at all. More of a bummer if
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We can grow cheese like nobody’s business.
When we bought our house last year and Dick told us there was a peach tree in the backyard, I was skeptical. “Poor guy’s losing his mind,” I said to Tara. “Peaches don’t grow in Wisconsin!” Apparently, our peach tree never got that memo. That’s just what we picked yesterday. We began a week ago.
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Tractor pulls and other currant events.
Nothing screams summer like the county fair. I’ve been to a lot of county fairs in my life. To be fair, I’ve lived in a lot of counties in my life. And while they all tend to be pretty much the same – livestock exhibits, carnival rides, fried food, musical entertainment – I had never
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Building model airplanes in my raspberry orchard.
Years ago, Tara signed up for Informed Delivery from USPS. She gets daily email alerts showing her what’s arriving in that day’s mail. Which I guess is handy – unless she has a birthday coming up and you order her a gift. “We have something coming from Bombas today?” she asked me this morning. @#$!%^
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