Falling Down Heights, my daily life

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Oh you just keep that evil white stuff - it beautiful here lush green warm….. drats I better water those plants! I keep forgetting when they are on the house….

Ok so you keep that white stuff! See? It’s beautiful here! No that’s not snow that’s just fluff off of the plants floating around….
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Prediction for evil white stuff, could get up to 18cm of lake effect here.
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But I am sending it east to CW, enjoy!
 
I need to split my time between here and Australia, lol! Except you have spiders...

I find all insects, bugs, spiders etc to be fascinating. Also snakes frog toads salamander etc…. Fish not so much… go figure - being a Newfoundlander hahaha.
 
Spiders are OK - you just knock their nests down till they get it through their heads to move to the "acceptable" areas e.g. where those pesky humans don't knock their nests down.
Biggest problem here in Aust is that we have 5/10 people for each dwelling, because we are importing people faster than we are building dwellings.
Govt is making stupid suggestions about taxing those of us over 65 with empty bedrooms for not letting total strangers rent them. But same Govt won't give us a Stamp Duty break if we downsize our houses.
Hey what is this - kick the mature?
 
Met up with my friend who is boarding my rabbits for me yesterday. We exchanged bunnies, as one of my does she had was not taking to breeding and she had not developed as expected, so was no longer required in the breeding. I gave her the one I'd picked up at the rabbit show, and she got bred today. I also got back one of my bucks, who is kind of okay but she had a better one of the same colour.

My friend was meeting up with some people who were donating culls for her raptor rescue, so I got to cuddle a sweet little silkie roo. There were also a few muscovie drakes, and that really pulled at my heart strings. Two had severe angelwing.

It's always difficult knowing what they will be facing, but the people donating, for the most part, had tried to rehome them without success. It's sad that so many males never find a home, but at least they will not suffer and will help to preserve endangered and/or injured raptors that cannot be released in the wild.

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