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| 161/365 - White bleeding hearts |
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| 162/365 - Old wood stove and chimney on nearby property. |
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| 163/365 - A visit to the old boarding facility. Doing some web-work for the owner, if I can pin her down for content. I won't lie. It was tough being there. I miss my horse. |
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| 164/365 - Tea-cake in the works |
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| 165/365 - Alex is obsessed with the old green truck. Loves it more than Fort Alexander. |
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| 166/365 - Big leaf maple leaves are big. |
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| 167/365 - Making good use of overripe bananas. |
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| 169/365 - Gettin' the stare-down |
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| 170/365 - Peacock feathers |
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| 171/365 - The walking Flokati enjoying the sun. |
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| 172/365 - I stacked a little rock tower. There are two kinds of people in this world; people who would leave this alone, and people who would knock it over. I guess three kinds, because there're the weirdos like me who build them. |
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| 173/365 - Huckleberries are well on their way. |
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| 174/365 - A special treat from my favourite sushi place (Sushi & Maki in Clackamas) That roll in the front is the Florida Roll, which contains real crab, nori, and is topped with tuna and thin sliced lemon for the most amazing flavour. |
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| 175/365 - A nice batch of spaghetti. It was noms. |
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| 176/365 - Joined the local farm co-op, and secured some fresh local eggs. So much richer and yummier. |
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| 177/365 - A hamster plush in lacy shadow |
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| 178/365 - an abstract selfie? |
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| 179/365 - Meet Hammie (we might rename him). He was at PetCo when we made a routine stop. He was up for adoption with his cage for $20. No way you can beat that. Alex is naturally obsessed with Hammie. |
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| 180/365 - I had to crop out and and remove what looked like the carcass of a pupa. Looking this close at grain was kind of disturbing. But the textures in the brown rice were still beautiful. |
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