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boudiccamic.bsky.social
Amateur genealogist. Mostly Irish descent. Guardian of cats. Puzzler of jigsaws. I crochet & cross stitch. Always have an audiobook going. Nana of 2. Blue dot in a red state.
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Yes! šŸ˜‚
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My absolute favorite is the time Scruff stole the flatbread from Hoom2!
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I wouldnā€™t do that. USPS carriers steal. Amazon is shipping some items now with just a mailing label slapped on the product box. An item came that way to me through the USPS. Someone at the post office stole the item & an empty box was delivered to my house.
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Love them all. But the one in the gold dress is my fave! Real ā€œgolden age of Hollywoodā€ diva vibes!
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Bet he wonā€™t get sent to an El Salvador prison because of his antisemitic terrorism.
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Nope. It will be years before the full extent of the damage is obvious. Trump & the GOP are undermining Americaā€™s global political & economic influence. China will step into the breach & America will likely never have the power itā€™s had in the past. When this is clear, itā€™ll be too late.
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Even if in effect, probably wouldnā€™t apply to cable networks since they donā€™t use public airwaves.
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One of my fave scenes was Data explaining to Worf (who was going to cat-sit) how to care for Spot.
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The information world worked better pre-cable & pre-internet. There were 3 reputable stations for national & local news. There were local news papers, with articles by real journalists. Now, the world is awash in misinformation that any kook can upload & broadcast to millions.
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Truth! šŸ˜¹
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That dessert looks delicious.
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global pandemic, to see men land & walk on the moon. What a life! 1876-1974.
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Homemade bread is the best for French toast.
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Thatā€™s why I need my retro comfort TV. Especially after work.
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Thatā€™s a possibility. Havenā€™t seen that series in several years. Iā€™ve been through Dick VanDyke, Andy Griffith, and Bewitched several times. Recently did My Three Sons & Hazel. Family Affair makes me sad because of the Buffy actress dying young of an OD.
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How much butter?
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I guess people are supposed to guess at the measurements?
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This litter seems to be one of the most active, playful litters ever! They seem like perpetual energy.
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Looks like she could be MTGā€™s sister.
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Iā€™ve been using DDG for quite a while. Moved on from Bing when they kept trying to force voice searching. I donā€™t want to talk to my device, especially in public, to do searches.
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Glad youā€™re enjoying it! Agent to the Stars & Redshirts are also among his humorous books.
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Red Shirts is one of my faves!
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Yes! Wheaton is the perfect narrator for Scalziā€™s work. He really gets the authorā€™s voice. Iā€™ve listened to earlier works with other narrators, and Wheaton is on a whole other level.
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And a Real ID wonā€™t count as proof of citizenship, even though getting one requires the same documentation as the SAVE act requires. So the point is just to make it harder to vote.
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I want to know why a birth certificate is sufficient proof of citizenship. When a man presents a birth certificate, how do we know itā€™s HIS birth certificate? The bill doesnā€™t protect voting. It just prevents a lot of actual citizens from being able to vote.
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I canā€™t wait until these Trumper small business FAFO stories are everywhere.
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OMG! Sissies sharing hedgewatch duties. This makes my heart melt. ā¤ļø
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Sounds extremely reasonable!
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years (7?), with the hope that rates would be lower & the property value would increase enough that they could refinance (essentially buy the house from themselves at the higher price but with a lower interest rate). I wouldnā€™t have done it, but people were desperate.
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I remember the creative mortgages, too. A neighbor bought in, maybe, 1984. They were in the Navy. In order to get in the house, they had a mortgage where their payments didnā€™t even cover the interest. So each money, the balance on their mortgage grew. There was a balloon payment due after so many
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Their K-Tel albums were a music staple when I was a teen.
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I canā€™t wait until itā€™s Trump-voting small business owners.