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microchick said:
Oooh Oooh Can I play!? I can't sing worth a lick but I gots flags and boolits!:ya

Good Evening all you happy Binners out there. I wish I had read this earlier as being a sin free day because I've been guilty of laziness since I got up. All I've done all day is keep my backside planted on the sofa, keeping it from floating off (the sofa, not my bum) and watching TV.

Laugh for the day. A friend of my DH sent this to him today. I hate it when I can relate to cartoons.

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That cartoon is 100% us LOL - me working from home the last month is the only thing that changed, which I have rather enjoyed, otherwise, it's a weekly trip to town for whatever is necessary and staying home doing chores and being happy to live in a rural area. I feel sad for people who have to worry about every doorknob they have to touch to get into their homes, and for people who live in tiny city apartments that are no bigger than our den being stuck in them. I've lived in town, and I don't miss it. Give me land over convenience, every time.
 
Same here @pozees2. We live in the sticks...gravel road on a ridge. Nearest neighbors almost a half a mile away in both directions.The only things that have changed for us are the facts that we are now ordering groceries on line from Walmart and Amazon and our perishables from the local store for curbside pick up. And our HAM radio club isn't meeting.

Keep in mind that I go into lock down in December due to the fact that I take Prolia for severe bone loss from osteoporosis and it affects my immune system. Both DH and myself are also over 65. The big change is that usually by April, flu and cold season is over and we are venturing out like two bears coming out of hibernation and this year the hibernation just keeps going and going and going.......

Luckily we live on our own 29 acre hobby farm/park, with timber, ponds, pasture and always something to do because we heat with wood and need to harvest 10 cords before the end of June.
 
microchick said:
Same here @pozees2. We live in the sticks...gravel road on a ridge. Nearest neighbors almost a half a mile away in both directions.The only things that have changed for us are the facts that we are now ordering groceries on line from Walmart and Amazon and our perishables from the local store for curbside pick up. And our HAM radio club isn't meeting.

Keep in mind that I go into lock down in December due to the fact that I take Prolia for severe bone loss from osteoporosis and it affects my immune system. Both DH and myself are also over 65. The big change is that usually by April, flu and cold season is over and we are venturing out like two bears coming out of hibernation and this year the hibernation just keeps going and going and going.......

Luckily we live on our own 29 acre hobby farm/park, with timber, ponds, pasture and always something to do because we heat with wood and need to harvest 10 cords before the end of June.
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Neighbors - the further away they are, the better I like them :) I like people just fine, just not good at being around them all the time.
 
That's not a 100% thing around here. Not unusual to see a lone cow ambling down our road like it is out for a Sunday stroll. Happened once while I was out in the yard one day.

Now I'm sorry I didn't drop a rope around it's neck and show it the way to the barn, especially with the meat shortages going on.
 
microchick said:
Oooh Oooh Can I play!? I can't sing worth a lick but I gots flags and boolits!:ya

Good Evening all you happy Binners out there. I wish I had read this earlier as being a sin free day because I've been guilty of laziness since I got up. All I've done all day is keep my backside planted on the sofa, keeping it from floating off (the sofa, not my bum) and watching TV.

Laugh for the day. A friend of my DH sent this to him today. I hate it when I can relate to cartoons.

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I can relate!
 
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