Me too. I want the whole West coast to say goodbye to this hellhole of a country.
This saddens me....
Me too. I want the whole West coast to say goodbye to this hellhole of a country.
I thought you said plowable time limit.....
We saw Incredibles 2 yesterday afternoon - part 1 of my Father's Day events. It was a lot of fun.
After the movie we went for a walk around the lake in the neighborhood where I grew up. It has really improved since I was a kid - back then it was a park, but the lake was mostly just a catchment for storm drain run off. The parks department has put a lot of effort into improving the ecosystem around the lake - there are now areas that are off limits to people so the waterfowl can nest undisturbed and the vegetation can grow naturally. Anyway, about half way around the lake Sheryl said to me, "What do you think that guy is taking pictures of?" I looked up and there was an osprey sitting in the branches of a tree! We chatted with the photographer - he spends a lot of time at the lake and said there are at least three osprey living near the lake. He has seen them catch fish in the lake. NEVER when I was a child would that lake have supported an ecosystem that can allow apex predators like the osprey to survive and thrive. It made my heart happy!
APOSTROPHE FOUL!
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Well, if you have enough week smoke I suppose one can wait it out. Maybe throw in some Motel Taters.
Isn't that the same as having "lust in your heart"?
So it’s a program you pay for?
Northern California and Southern California have very little in common. Two very different economies, different infrastructures, different people. It becomes a problem with state government trying to make two very different areas happy with their decisions. Many states have done it. The Dakotas, Carolinas, etc.
The current plan would split off Northern California (mostly open land and Frisco area) from southern and central (mostly agricultural). A third state on the coast including LA to Santa Barbara counties would be a third mostly populated area.
Economically each state would have their best interest voted on separately.
This saddens me....
We saw Incredibles 2 yesterday afternoon - part 1 of my Father's Day events. It was a lot of fun.
After the movie we went for a walk around the lake in the neighborhood where I grew up. It has really improved since I was a kid - back then it was a park, but the lake was mostly just a catchment for storm drain run off. The parks department has put a lot of effort into improving the ecosystem around the lake - there are now areas that are off limits to people so the waterfowl can nest undisturbed and the vegetation can grow naturally. Anyway, about half way around the lake Sheryl said to me, "What do you think that guy is taking pictures of?" I looked up and there was an osprey sitting in the branches of a tree! We chatted with the photographer - he spends a lot of time at the lake and said there are at least three osprey living near the lake. He has seen them catch fish in the lake. NEVER when I was a child would that lake have supported an ecosystem that can allow apex predators like the osprey to survive and thrive. It made my heart happy!
Yeah, as regal as they look, bald eagles are mostly scavengers, just a step above vultures. They can hunt for themselves, but they'd prefer to steal. Ospreys and red-tailed hawks are my favorite raptors.
I think I posted this already but Jack Jack vs The Raccoon was hilarious!
Northern California and Southern California have very little in common. Two very different economies, different infrastructures, different people. It becomes a problem with state government trying to make two very different areas happy with their decisions. Many states have done it. The Dakotas, Carolinas, etc.
The current plan would split off Northern California (mostly open land and Frisco area) from southern and central (mostly agricultural). A third state on the coast including LA to Santa Barbara counties would be a third mostly populated area.
Economically each state would have their best interest voted on separately.
We have some peregrine falcons in downtown San Jose . It’s awesome to see them knock a pigeon out of the air.
Yes. It works out to be about $10/application more than I could do it myself for (5-6 times a year), and they know what they're doing.
I think I posted this already but Jack Jack vs The Raccoon was hilarious!
Me too. This country's politics have become the opposite of what we were supposedly founded on. It saddens me and I just want out. It is no longer a place I'm proud of.
Spraying bug and weed killer?
I heard the short before the movie was fantastic.
I’m trying to rally my crew into seeing it Friday night.