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Margarita kinda day. With Teremana blanco.
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Surg I can taste that refreshing look just sitting here on this definitely hot & humid Margarita day. That looks like paradise.
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Happy National Bourbon Day! Be sure to tip a bottle or two back today!
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Surg Need to start making these for the next couple days. It’s what we asked for: Warmth!!! But, as normal, people are running for the pools and A/C.
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Had a stout in a bar in Minneapolis over the weekend, made with a bourbon barrel, very good. Place is called Surly’s.
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Had a stout in a bar in Minneapolis over the weekend, made with a bourbon barrel, very good. Place is called Surly’s.
bocephus Love stouts and porters. I also visited 3 breweries in the area on Saturday. Those small guys are knocking it outta the park.
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Tex_77 Must be time for that Bluegrass Lemonade.
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Had a stout in a bar in Minneapolis over the weekend, made with a bourbon barrel, very good. Place is called Surly’s.
bocephus Andy & I have been in South Carolina & Georgia doing building inspections for the past several days. Found a few interesting brews along the way, as usual. More for fun than the absolute best taste, but will have to show a few photos before long. Had names like Damned Yankee, Sunspree, Mr. Stingray, Son of a Peach, etc.
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bocephus Andy & I have been in South Carolina & Georgia doing building inspections for the past several days. Found a few interesting brews along the way, as usual. More for fun than the absolute best taste, but will have to show a few photos before long. Had names like Damned Yankee, Sunspree, Mr. Stingray, Son of a Peach, etc.
Here are a few we picked up to try out on this run. Nothing yet that knocks my socks off, but interesting never the less.

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The cancer returned to our cat & he died today with too much fluid on his lungs. He fought hard, but just could not take it anymore. I may have to have three more! I am not sure we are going to take on any more animals now though, as it seems for about the last 20-25 years we have lost most all of them to cancer, that I used to rarely see in animals other than chickens & one bull & now we see it all the time & on ours as well.
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I’m so sorry. It really hurts to lose a pet, as they aren’t just another animal, they become part of the family.
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I’m so sorry. It really hurts to lose a pet, as they aren’t just another animal, they become part of the family.
alanburkholder Thank you Alan, we really appreciate that.
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The cancer returned to our cat & he died today with too much fluid on his lungs. He fought hard, but just could not take it anymore. I may have to have three more! I am not sure we are going to take on any more animals now though, as it seems for about the last 20-25 years we have lost most all of them to cancer, that I used to rarely see in animals other than chickens & one bull & now we see it all the time & on ours as well.
calldoctoday sorry for the loss of your cat. Way too much cancer in people and animals. I guess we have to be thankful for the time we have with each one. Thoughts and prayers to you
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calldoctoday sorry for the loss of your cat. Way too much cancer in people and animals. I guess we have to be thankful for the time we have with each one. Thoughts and prayers to you
kyle Thank you, we really appreciate it. We rescued him as a stray, a Ginger Cat about five years or so ago. He had to have his leg cut off about two years ago, but still stayed tough as ever & active, until just the past few days. Then it came back with a lot of fluid in his lungs this morning, early. It was weird because he came running to me & stood up on his hind legs & wanted me to pet him & scratch his chin immediately when he was apparently dropped off about five years ago or so. Really strange, because cats just typically do not do that to me. For instance, someone just dropped another stray & he runs from me, even when I try. Gato came a running to me & he was a real champ to with rats, mice, squirrels, & unfortunately Chipmunks. Yes, we are seeing way to much of that stuff. I try to get some answers out of the current vets, but not sure I really ever get the whole, straight story. I think they are afraid to say anything for certain.
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The cancer returned to our cat & he died today with too much fluid on his lungs. He fought hard, but just could not take it anymore. I may have to have three more! I am not sure we are going to take on any more animals now though, as it seems for about the last 20-25 years we have lost most all of them to cancer, that I used to rarely see in animals other than chickens & one bull & now we see it all the time & on ours as well.
calldoctoday It’s always tough when we lose a fuzzy buddy.
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calldoctoday It’s always tough when we lose a fuzzy buddy.
processhead Thank you, we really appreciate that.
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The cancer returned to our cat & he died today with too much fluid on his lungs. He fought hard, but just could not take it anymore. I may have to have three more! I am not sure we are going to take on any more animals now though, as it seems for about the last 20-25 years we have lost most all of them to cancer, that I used to rarely see in animals other than chickens & one bull & now we see it all the time & on ours as well.
calldoctoday My hands are together for you guys. The sting is still present over here for the same type event.
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calldoctoday My hands are together for you guys. The sting is still present over here for the same type event.
zbigjeff Thank you, we really appreciate it. We are very sorry to learn of your loss too. Hang in there!
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The cancer returned to our cat & he died today with too much fluid on his lungs. He fought hard, but just could not take it anymore. I may have to have three more! I am not sure we are going to take on any more animals now though, as it seems for about the last 20-25 years we have lost most all of them to cancer, that I used to rarely see in animals other than chickens & one bull & now we see it all the time & on ours as well.
calldoctoday Very sorry for your loss, I have had many dogs over the years and it is always very hard to lose one.
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