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Depends on the context of the relationship. How does she know the husband? If they regularly cross paths at work, for instance, I wouldn't think a thing of her. If she's seeking him out when their relationship would otherwise just be in-passing, I'd assume the witch had some mighty big testicles to be so nonchalant about her motives and "cold shoulder" would be an understatement.

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Had something like this recently. DH was his normal friendly self to the teller at the bank. He goes in frequently and would chat with her. She was living with her BF about 1 mile from us. Next thing I know, she has friended him on facebook. Shortly after that she is sending him private messages and instant messaging him late at night about breaking up with her boyfriend, needs a place to live, etc. while he was working on his homework. I put my foot down and made it clear that this had crossed the line, this was disrespectful to myself and his children and this was not a behavior that an ethical person would engage in (I also threw in how would he feel if I was getting calls from my "male friend at work".) He instantly de-friended her. I also make sure I do all the banking these days
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Where you have livestock, you have dead stock. Don't beat yourself up over it.
Or, on the same cheery note, with life goes death. Ces't la vie. SP.? Too lazy to look up.


Mom to em.,I have lots of this stuff. Grows in shade. Do not walk on it. Now to try another time for a post w/ picture. Can't get "Paint" to work here, The plants w/ light green leaves and purple flowers to left of bird bath. I will figure this out!!!!!
 
Been meaning to ask............... do you do scratch cooking? I'm not from the south, but i spent a little bit of time there, and i was lucky to have a mother in law from the south that was my best friend.
Yes, but I wait till I get an itch
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Seriously, I don't do many of the processed foods, except for the "Helper" dinners which DH likes. I can't stand them so I will eat something different. Tonight it will be beans and cornbread and tomatoes while DH gets hamburger helper. He is more than welcome to eat the other stuff but he won't.
My son came to me when I was caging them up. He told me Socks needed to go also. I asked him why. He said he was mean to the girls and should go. I asked if he was sure, he knows what will happen to them. He was sure. So off Socks went. I told my brother I don't think he was worth butchering - year old bantam roo. But we are now 4 less roosters.
Sounds like your son is very mauture.
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Trap savvy coons will often drag traps a considerable distance. Or they will turn them over to get the bait. The is exactly why I quit using them and switched to a Duke dog proof coon trap. It is a pipe with an internal trigger that releases a wire loop that holds the animal by its wrist. They are safe around all animals, including kids, and can only be triggered by pulling up on a bar that is 3" down inside the p 1 1/4" pipe.


Well, I don't have a pipe trap, but I do have a lawn chair and a spot light. The only reason I had even a shadow of a doubt that it would be a coon is that most of that 50 yards is on a gravel drive and there's not one drag mark. There haven't been any bear sightings here in years though, and I would think there would have been some more damage done to the area they were snatching chickens from if it were a bear. At any rate, I know where Miss. Nine and I will be sitting come dusk.
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This is what has been flying around in my garden.




My new metal rooster I bought while in Lansing at Hobby Lobby, I love hobby lobby wish I had one here.

Got my EE chicks today, they gave me 3 striped brown ones and a charcoal gray one and said they were EE's, I hope so.

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