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Beautiful lamb...glad butterball is still around. I would assume your cat has learned not to " play " with turkeys?
Yes Bob my cat and my neighbors cats keep their distance from the turkeys. I can’t trust the turkeys. The cats enjoy watching the birds feed. My cat particularly enjoys youtube videos of birds. In a month or so the baby turkeys should be hatching. Exciting times in the backyard.
Willem just told me he needs a special permit to use giraffe bone now. Your lamb looks great and I wanted a tan one. He's going to use kudu instead so it will not get confiscated at inspection.
LOL!Brilliant Rachel!
Looks like you've been carrying that one a fair bit
Eggplants. That picture is from a few years ago, this season's plants haven't flowered yet.
Haha! It works for other embarrassing situations, too. Nobody really wants to hear about a stranger's "art project" (I'd guess it's like being in L.A. and hearing about someone's research for a film script they're writing.I’m with Jack Rachel, that’s the best response I’ve heard!
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Nice Sunday choice buddy
Can I have a bit too please?!
Cool pics Kurt, sounds like a nice morning
Really? I remember reading a post here on BF years ago, where a poster claimed that in certain parts of Africa, the lions and hyenas just wait by the side of a tarmacked road. The giraffes can normally outrun them, but their hooves skate on the tarmac, so they have to slow right down. The poster claimed that there were piles of giraffe bones alongside such roads.
Hi Jack,Nice Sunday choice buddy
Can I have a bit too please?!
Cool pics Kurt, sounds like a nice morning
Really? I remember reading a post here on BF years ago, where a poster claimed that in certain parts of Africa, the lions and hyenas just wait by the side of a tarmacked road. The giraffes can normally outrun them, but their hooves skate on the tarmac, so they have to slow right down. The poster claimed that there were piles of giraffe bones alongside such roads.
That looks intimidating Barrett!
Nice thing to do Barrett, I always loved going to the library as a kid, and made sure I took my own kids tooScout is growing up fast
Now if only you could get a pint there while you read……just a few days ago it was 87° here
Earlier this week I was wearing shorts, and this morning I was shoveling heavy, wet snow off the front deck (while wearing shorts).
I knew it was too good to last.
I think you made the right decision Bob
I've heard of wood being seized, because it's been wrongly identified, and camel bone seized because it's thought to be elephant ivory. There's tons of the latter stuff here, but to ship it you'd need proof of age documentation for each knife, or risk six months in jail, and an unlimited fine 
This giraffe bone reached me OK thankfully 
That seems to happen a lot with sauce doesn't it?!
Yeah, pepper flakes have got to be very different to a liquid I reckon I just checked the ones I have in my kitchen cupboard, and they're just bird's eye chilli flakes The Library in Leeds serves beer!I’ve always enjoyed libraries. They have two of my favorite things: books and quiet.
Beautiful building, both inside and out, but unfortunately a rotten pub 
Yes, it's like that at the library at the bottom of my street, which is quite small. It's mainly aimed at young kids.
Oh no!I knew it was too good to last.
I think you made the right decision Bob
That seems to happen a lot with sauce doesn't it?!
The Library in Leeds serves beer!
Yes, it's like that at the library at the bottom of my street, which is quite small. It's mainly aimed at young kids.
Oh no!
What a beauty Jack. It's the first time I have seen that fine lamb.
It’s good to see my favorite Guardians subset going strong.
That sounds good, Jack. I tried this stuff at a friend’s a while back. It was definitely spicy, but had great flavor, too. I haven’t bought any for myself yet — it’s a bit pricey for pepper flakes — but at least a little goes a long way.
Sounds like a good gig, Paul.
We took the girls to the library this afternoon. They browsed the kids books and played (mostly quietly) and colored a bit.
If I take both girls to the library on my own, it’s unlikely that I’ll get to even glance at any sections that might contain anything of interest to me, but my wife was with us today, so I managed to browse a bit and pick out one book. Although I’ve read a lot of Neil Gaiman, there are quite a few short stories in here I don’t think I’ve read before, so I’m looking forward to that.
Enjoying a little bourbon and a quiet house.
Two different types of medjoul dates with my morning coffee
It was pretty hot, Jack. The company that sells it claims that it’s 750k Scoville units, but I’m not sure that translates the same when you’re talking dried pepper flakes vs hot sauce. My tolerance for spice isn’t that high, and it was edible.
When I tried it, our friends had gotten BBQ catered for a birthday. The “hot” BBQ sauce from the place turned out to be disappointingly mild, so my friend got out those pepper flakes and I added some to my pulled pork sandwich. Like I said, it definitely added some kick, but also had a nice flavor.
I’ve always enjoyed libraries. They have two of my favorite things: books and quiet.
Going with the kids is a slightly different experience, but still enjoyable. The library we usually go is fairly small anyways, and at least half of it is kids stuff, so there isn’t a huge selection of non-kids books to pick from.
I knew it was too good to last.
Beautiful Lamb! You definitely have majestic libraries; Leeds is picturesque for sure. I had no idea pints were available, even if no good.I think you made the right decision Bob
That seems to happen a lot with sauce doesn't it?!
The Library in Leeds serves beer!
Yes, it's like that at the library at the bottom of my street, which is quite small. It's mainly aimed at young kids.
Oh no!
LOL. Tell R8shell I think it's buffalo horn but it may be some other kind of horn, not ram's horn but maybe ram's horn or perhaps some other kind of horn. I can say authoritatively it is definitely NOT bicycle horn.Now you are " rockin the casbah " with those beauties Dwight.
Is that rams horn on the bottom lamb?
I'm asking for R8shell.
Thanks pal.Happy Triple Lambsfoot Day buddy!
Beautiful redbud tree. Probably my favorite spring bloom.
unclekurty
The Library in Leeds serves beer!
Good looking building, too. It’s a shame the pub’s no good. The building used to be a bank, and has been used a library since the 1930s, but has only had indoor plumbing and central heat/air since 1987.
