Christmas Countdown - 2016

[snowflake22]

Good Morning/Afternoon snowflake22...Hope your having a good day so far buddy...Tonite its sausage casserole..Enjoy your evening when it comes my friend

Yum!!! Enjoy!
Thanks, my friend. It's been busy, but fine too =]

 

[snowflake22]

Thank you so much Snowflake!
xo

You're very welcome! <3
xo

 

[snowflake22]

Definitely! It's funny how dogs and cats and animals can have fans. But it's true. When I picked up Nitro from the hospital when he stayed over he had a little sign that said "Stacey loves Nitro." He's the only dog that had that. Funny.

So cute!!

 

[snowflake22]

Speaking of fan clubs...I think prancer has a dinner fan club here at MMC building.

He does!
And makes all of us hungry!!

 

[snowflake22]

That darn snowflake!!


I would surely say he does!!

 

[HomemakinGirl]

Hmmmmm ... there are certainly enough patterns online. (Go to Google Images and search "mug cozies"!) To get those lovely cables, though, it should really be knitted (unfortunately!).

There are a lot of patterns. They're awfully cute!

 

[Minta]

Will PM you recipe tonite Minta

Thank you!!!

 

[Festive Spirit]

Yes, it is. Did the grey squirrels come in from outside of England, and then take over?

I haven't seen a red squirrel "in person." One morning, though, to my great surprise, a red fox ran up through our back yard, past my car (where I was scraping frost off the windows), and across the street. We've seen squirrels, rabbits, turtles, and the occasional wild turkey in our neighborhood, but I've never seen a fox before or since!

The greys were introduced here in the late 19th century from the USA. They had no idea of the risk at the time. Some say the reds were already on a decline so this didn't help much. The Greys are bigger, aggressive, more successful in competing for food and breed at faster rate. They also carry a pox virus which is deadly to the Reds.

There is conservation park a couple hours away that we visit to see them. They are absolutely beautiful and gentle. I'll have to take you there if you ever visit

Foxes are common around here. I have to say they are stunning to look at but one has to be very weary! Now the turkey and the turtle is something I doubt I would come across running wild in the street lol. Horses are common. Lots of horse owners here and they often take them for a stroll or ride them to the nearby country park.

Actually I remember you showing me a photo of the turtle!

 

[prancer]

Good Tuesday Prancer. Glad you got your 2nd day of work done .

Thank you edge...Hope your having a good day so far my friend

 

[prancer]

Holiday...someone beat you to it today .

 

[prancer]

Sounds delicious!

It was yummy Edge..Whats on the menu tonite my friend?

 

[prancer]

So delicious in fact it's worth answering twice!

LOL...It went down treat Edge...The wine too off-course

 

[prancer]

I'll be on my way when I leave for lunch shortly!

Woo-Hoo...Pick up snowflake22 on the way

 

[snowflake22]

Good afternoon, MMC!
Hope your day is going well.
Hugs & prayers

 

[snowflake22]

Woo-Hoo...Pick up snowflake22 on the way

Awesome!! See you guys soon!

 

[prancer]

Yum!!! Enjoy!
Thanks, my friend. It's been busy, but fine too =]

Thanks snowflake22..It was delicious my friend...A busy day makes the day go in quicker

 

[snowflake22]

Thanks snowflake22..It was delicious my friend...A busy day makes the day go in quicker

Very good!!
This is true

 

[prancer]

Awesome!! See you guys soon!

Party time Woo-Hoo...The wine is chilling snowflake22

 

[prancer]

Thank you!!!

Your welcome Minta

 

[MerryCarey]

The greys were introduced here in the late 19th century from the USA. They had no idea of the risk at the time. Some say the reds were already on a decline so this didn't help much. The Greys are bigger, aggressive, more successful in competing for food and breed at faster rate. They also carry a pox virus which is deadly to the Reds.

There is conservation park a couple hours away that we visit to see them. They are absolutely beautiful and gentle. I'll have to take you there if you ever visit

Foxes are common around here. I have to say they are stunning to look at but one has to be very weary! Now the turkey and the turtle is something I doubt I would come across running wild in the street lol. Horses are common. Lots of horse owners here and they often take them for a stroll

Actually I remember you showing me a photo of the turtle!

Yes, I think I posted one! I'm told there's a wetlands area not too far away, and they come into our neighborhood occasionally to lay eggs. I saw one in the road once and was tempted to pick it up and move it, but just couldn't bring myself to it. Later I found out that they are snapping turtles---they can easily break your finger with their jaws, and won't let go! So when I see one, I let it alone.

I feel bad that our lousy grey squirrels came over and decimated your red squirrels. I'd love to see the reds!

I've seen a few wild turkeys from a distance---one flew across in front of my car once, and startled the life out of me!---but I've never gotten up close to one, because they can be aggressive. Another one I wouldn't want to meet is a skunk---I've never come across one in the yard, but I know they're in the neighborhood, because you can smell 'em sometimes. We're in a quiet neighborhood off the highway, so we see the occasional wildlife.