Recent content by Workinonit

I really hope, for everyone's sake, that nothing flares up for a long time. I think everyone affected has had about enough!

:nod: :nod: I find, often, that I prefer the animals, even if they are snot-heads and stupid, I find them to be more predictable than people. It is easier to anticipate the next move that the cow/horse/dog will make if you study their eyes, body etc. With people, one doesn't often have...

Amazing photos!!!! Just beautiful!

He's a pretty one!

Very good! (on topping the mkt) That's got to make you feel good. As for the set-up of the sale barn, I've not seen one like that. A bit of a challenge??

:( I'm saddened to hear this.

That is very interesting, how it is similar to the electronics process. As I was reading your reply, I was thinking that it seemed so complicated to arrive at the answer. In fact, I could see where I would have gotten it wrong, using that process. My mind always trying to 'think ahead', yet...

I would love to hear others responses, experiences with it. I know very little about it, other than it seems to give many people, fits! What few common-core math problems I've seen, they made no sense at all to me. On a couple of them, the answer could have been almost anything, 3 or 4...

Nice! :)

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That is sad indeed. The worst has got to be that there is a perfectly good hayfield (grass=food) but the cattle can't have it. :mad:

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Clearly you, very much, love your wife. No need to kick you, given enough time, that little dog will bit you. :wink:

Thanks for the tour! Looks like it was a great time. There sure was a lotta red in those photos! I was in Lincoln once, spent the night, then we continued on our journey, back in 1984 when my sister moved across the country. Thanks for sharing those pictures. Those prehistoric birds were...

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