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Well, then. Happy anniversary to all you lovebirds!
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@brenda said in Almost two score:
So many questions about how these things could happen.
Hugs and congratulations. And not for nuttin I've heard verrry interesting rumors about the estrogen content of the water in Minnesoooooota.
Just sayin'.
@Catseye3 said in Almost two score:
@brenda said in Almost two score:
So many questions about how these things could happen.
Hugs and congratulations. And not for nuttin I've heard verrry interesting rumors about the estrogen content of the water in Minnesoooooota.
Just sayin'.
LOL I will check on that for you.
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Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
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@Jolly said in Almost two score:
Well, then. Happy anniversary to all you lovebirds!
'Twas a good day! I made an old fashion Dutch Baby for breakfast, with fresh berries and syrup for toppings. Hubby grilled steaks for dinner, served with fresh Minnesoooooota asparagus and hot garlic bread. A nice Sonoma red went down smoothly with that meal as we dined al fresco on our front porch.
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Happy anniversary to you and Mr Brenda!
@Ivorythumper Many thanks!
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@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Mik That is so perfect! Did you make it yourself?
Copper helped, no doubt.
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@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Mik That is so perfect! Did you make it yourself?
Copper helped, no doubt.
@George-K said in Almost two score:
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Mik That is so perfect! Did you make it yourself?
Copper helped, no doubt.
Oh, yes, those two crazy boys!
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@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
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@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
And dinner out and flowers and candy.@Copper said in Almost two score:
Our anniversary habit
We've given up...Anniversaries, birthdays, holidays?
Just another day ending in "Y" for us.
We remember, but we really don't exchange gifts or celebrate, usually.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
And dinner out and flowers and candy.@Copper said in Almost two score:
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
And dinner out and flowers and candy.Yes, that's us, too.
This year, we combined Mother's Day, anniversary, my birthday, and Father's Day. For all those combined, we justified building a new bubbler fountain for the flower bed by the front porch. It's a significant project involving a water reservoir filled with a truckload of rocks, a recirculating pump and collection basin, a plumbed watering system, cut blue stone for the base layer, a cast stone primary pedestal, a second cut blue stone level, and middle pedestal of cast stone, a third cut blue stone, and a vintage cast stone topper with a small basin and four lions heads with open mouths as drippers.
The project is not huge, but is a challenge with all the heavy elements. We have the waterworks installed, and most of the rock, which goes over a pond liner in the ground with granite pavers lining the rim. Next comes the layers of cut blue stone, more granite pavers for the rim, and the various layers of the fountain itself. It's a trickler or bubbler fountain, not a spray fountain. It should appeal to the hummingbirds and other little critters, and it is just outside the porch by my chair. I will get to enjoy it pretty much every day of spring, summer, and fall.
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@Copper said in Almost two score:
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
And dinner out and flowers and candy.Yes, that's us, too.
This year, we combined Mother's Day, anniversary, my birthday, and Father's Day. For all those combined, we justified building a new bubbler fountain for the flower bed by the front porch. It's a significant project involving a water reservoir filled with a truckload of rocks, a recirculating pump and collection basin, a plumbed watering system, cut blue stone for the base layer, a cast stone primary pedestal, a second cut blue stone level, and middle pedestal of cast stone, a third cut blue stone, and a vintage cast stone topper with a small basin and four lions heads with open mouths as drippers.
The project is not huge, but is a challenge with all the heavy elements. We have the waterworks installed, and most of the rock, which goes over a pond liner in the ground with granite pavers lining the rim. Next comes the layers of cut blue stone, more granite pavers for the rim, and the various layers of the fountain itself. It's a trickler or bubbler fountain, not a spray fountain. It should appeal to the hummingbirds and other little critters, and it is just outside the porch by my chair. I will get to enjoy it pretty much every day of spring, summer, and fall.
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
@brenda said in Almost two score:
@Copper said in Almost two score:
Congratulations Brenda!
And once again anniversary season is open at TNCR.
The 40th anniversary is in 4 days.
That's a big one, Copper!!! What special plans can you tell us about it?
Our anniversary habit is to buy something for the house, a tree or a TV or furniture or landscaping. Maybe a tree this year.
And dinner out and flowers and candy.Yes, that's us, too.
This year, we combined Mother's Day, anniversary, my birthday, and Father's Day. For all those combined, we justified building a new bubbler fountain for the flower bed by the front porch. It's a significant project involving a water reservoir filled with a truckload of rocks, a recirculating pump and collection basin, a plumbed watering system, cut blue stone for the base layer, a cast stone primary pedestal, a second cut blue stone level, and middle pedestal of cast stone, a third cut blue stone, and a vintage cast stone topper with a small basin and four lions heads with open mouths as drippers.
The project is not huge, but it's a challenge with all the heavy elements. We have the waterworks installed, and most of the rock, which goes over a pond liner in the ground with granite pavers lining the rim. Next comes the layers of cut blue stone, more granite pavers for the rim, and the various layers of the fountain itself. It's a trickler or bubbler fountain, not a spray fountain. It should appeal to the hummingbirds and other little critters, and it is just outside the porch by my chair. I will get to enjoy it pretty much every day of spring, summer, and fall.
EDIT: I will add that this is such a heavy project. The rock for the reservoir filled most of the 8' bed of my truck. The granite pavers are about 30 pounds each, and there are many for this little project. The pedestal base is 500 pounds. The cut blue stone is also very heavy, and there are three layers of it, the bottom one being 4' by 4'. The total weight of this project is best measured in tons and hernias. LOLOL
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Brenda has a truck.
How many women do you know that could say this?
The rock for the reservoir filled most of the 8' bed of my truck
I know one. And she doesn't live in my house.
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Brenda has a truck.
How many women do you know that could say this?
The rock for the reservoir filled most of the 8' bed of my truck
I know one. And she doesn't live in my house.
@George-K said in Almost two score:
Brenda has a truck.
How many women do you know that could say this?
The rock for the reservoir filled most of the 8' bed of my truck
I know one. And she doesn't live in my house.
And mine is a real truck, not a 4-door wannabe truck-like, but more car-like, thing with a teeny tiny bed that only gets used for groceries.
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@George-K said in Almost two score:
Brenda has a truck.
How many women do you know that could say this?
The rock for the reservoir filled most of the 8' bed of my truck
I know one. And she doesn't live in my house.
And mine is a real truck, not a 4-door wannabe truck-like, but more car-like, thing with a teeny tiny bed that only gets used for groceries.
@brenda said in Almost two score:
And mine is a real truck, not a ...thing with a teeny tiny bed that only gets used for groceries.
There you go.
You're the real deal, not a poseur.
C'mere and gimme a kiss.
