Here is a mermaid tale that starts out in Florida and makes its way back to Virginia.
Here is a mermaid tale that starts out in Florida and makes its way back to Virginia.
A trip to the local farmers market yielded some lovely rainbow eggs and goose eggs too. We’ve never had goose eggs. Compared to a chicken egg, they are enormous. The shells are extremely hard, cracking them is a challenge. We wondered what they would taste like? BWAHAHA – insert evil cat laugh. You silly goose …
Actually, it really isn’t a battle, as I have several old colanders out in the yard that I fill with food for the squirrels. I just wish they would stay off the bird feeders. I was out walking in the snow when I spotted this cutie in my colander. He had his face buried in …
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Maria Antonia Diaz
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