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We usually are in the 20's this time of year. Looks like Santa might have to put the wheels on his sled this year.It’s going to be like 60 on Sunday lol
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We usually are in the 20's this time of year. Looks like Santa might have to put the wheels on his sled this year.It’s going to be like 60 on Sunday lol
LOL I’m deadWe usually are in the 20's this time of year. Looks like Santa might have to put the wheels on his sled this year.
That’s horrible of them!!!Someone hit a deer out in front of our house the other night. They just left it in the middle of the road along with a bunch of pieces of their car. Husband went out and got it. It was one of our big does. He got a car hit tag and salvaged as much meat as possible. About 20 pounds he said. The person that hit it was obviously not going to return. Hope their repairs are costly. Least they could have done is got it off the road and pick up their car part. I saw some older gentleman remove most of them the next day.
I hate fish too lolEven back when I ate meat I could never stand the taste of fish. I enjoy my fake fillets these days, so I guess my tastes have changed. When I was a kid my parents would make us gut tons of little smelt out in the yard. Kinda puts a kid off eating that kind of stuff. They still made us eat them. I prefer my fish in my fish tanks these days.
I was gonna try making my husband some salmon patties using a box stuffing mix, and eggs. I never turn down peas, so they probably would work well in your patties Jim.
I hope it doesn't stay too warm for too long. It will mess up the plants.
Maybe Barb is having some nice weather too. Hopefully she is okay. I always wonder where Anjanet went. That's the problem with getting to know people on the internet. They sometimes disappear and you never know why.
I'm sorry, but if I hit a deer.... I know that there is no way I'd be able to move a deer out the middle of the road. Would that make me irresponsible? Usually a helpful neighbor will soon be around to help move it if necessary (like the ones who cut up the trees when they fall across the road...)Someone hit a deer out in front of our house the other night. They just left it in the middle of the road along with a bunch of pieces of their car. Husband went out and got it. It was one of our big does. He got a car hit tag and salvaged as much meat as possible. About 20 pounds he said. The person that hit it was obviously not going to return. Hope their repairs are costly. Least they could have done is got it off the road and pick up their car part. I saw some older gentleman remove most of them the next day.
Not irresponsible, but It is dangerous to other motorists to leave a deer in the middle of the road, not to mention all the car parts someone else had to remove off the road.I'm sorry, but if I hit a deer.... I know that there is no way I'd be able to move a deer out the middle of the road. Would that make me irresponsible? Usually a helpful neighbor will soon be around to help move it if necessary (like the ones who cut up the trees when they fall across the road...)
Around here, deer hits are so common, the police don't even always come out when people call in deer hits.
They should have at least reported it.Not irresponsible, but It is dangerous to other motorists to leave a deer in the middle of the road, not to mention all the car parts someone else had to remove off the road.