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Canada. Ontario to be exact. Northern Ontario to be more exact.

Oh My goodness!! This has been an ongoing argument in our household for more years than I can recall! DH is addcited to TV even though he denies it vehemently!!! I'd rather save the money spent on satellite for better things!!!! Most of the time he falls asleep in front of the drat thing!!! The time...

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I too have those ongoing lists!!! With winter almost here (only have about 6 inches or so of snow at the moment!) listing goals/projects for the New Year ahead helps it pass a little more quickly--at least the dreaming/planning part helps! :lol: #1 chickens!!!!! (any favs to recommend by the way?) #...

It's rain. This part of north eastern Ontario, Canada has been one of the wettest summers in a long while. I have considered taking a course on Ark building--does anyone know of one somewhere? :? If the rain was snow we'd be buried in the stuff by now! How about your neck of the woods, corner of the...

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Welcome (as in "Welcome to Hotel California" by the Eagles!)

1. The Two Ronnies
2. On the buses
3. Are You Being Served
4. Last of the Summer Wine

Here are my fav 5-- think I get a little obsessed since when I like a flick watch it over and over and over--Ok--you get the idea!

1. A Home of Our Own
2. Bridges of Madison County
3. The Patriot
4. The Apostle
5. The Horse Whisperer

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Great finds everyone! In the area I live going to the local landfill is often frustrating and sometimes a costly venture. Going in we need to drive onto a weigh scale. If we are over the allowed weight we pay the required amount. Also need to be weighed leaving--perish the thought of actually taking...

This might be a bit of a different take on what you found you can live without, but here goes: I don't own a microwave-had one but it took up too much counter space in my kitchen, so I gave it to my daughter. I'm home most of the time now so have time to cook and/or wam things up on the "regula...

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red: our slug/snail problems arrive in late summer (at least in this part of the province) when things are almost at their peak. They become more of a challenge if there has been a great deal of rain and in damp areas where it can become moldy. Are they are a problem in your area?