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bluefinstudios (72)in #proofofbrain • 6 days ago
RE: Mad As A Hatter
He wanted my attention. I was cooking and he was mad I was NOT feeding him, RIGHT NOW
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bluefinstudios (72)in #proofofbrain • 6 days ago
RE: Mad As A Hatter
He get's that way! btw, I wish I knew then, what I know now. I just spent 3 weeks in Bed, sick. Flu? Something worse. I struggled to breath. Worst since my first bout of COVID, some time ago.
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bluefinstudios (72)in #fiction • last month
RE: Lapsed
Perhaps the people are there, but moving so fast, they cannot be seen by people moving so slow in this timeline?
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bluefinstudios (72)in Freewriters • last month
RE: A Pound of His Flesh
cool chapter!
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bluefinstudios (72)in Actifit • last month
RE: First Actifit Report of February... Let's Go!
this month and this year seem to be off to a CRAZY Start!
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bluefinstudios (72)in #proofofbrain • 2 months ago
RE: Christmas Cookie Day!
And a happy holidays, to you, as well! yeah, she's a really talented mariner, and brings it to the Cookie Day party, too!
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 3 months ago
RE: My FIRST EVER Sweet Potato Growing Season!
that syrup was from the wedding a month or so ago,m when I was up by the big lake, and south of burlington.
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 3 months ago
RE: My FIRST EVER Sweet Potato Growing Season!
quite a few were actually normal sized, but you are correct, many were thinner. I use those thinner ones, for making sweet potato fries (i use the air fryer) and also, I use the…
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bluefinstudios (72)in Photography Lovers • 3 months ago
RE: Pemetic Mountain, Acadia National Park
Acadia is definitely on my list to do soon. (well, not until spring!)
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 4 months ago
RE: Planting Garlic NOW, for Spring Harvest
I get that! I grew up learning to cook from my Yia Yia and Papou (Greek Grandparents) so, we put olive oil in a pan, then garlic, then, decide what to cook!!!
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 4 months ago
RE: Planting Garlic NOW, for Spring Harvest
Even soft neck? I thought that can grow most anywhere?
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 4 months ago
RE: Planting Garlic NOW, for Spring Harvest
Its so easy: Stick it in the ground and forget it. Then, harvest as the greens start to die off.
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 4 months ago
RE: Planting Garlic NOW, for Spring Harvest
Cool! Are you near Vancouver? I suspect so... When does the ground freeze for you? If I remember correctly, you're actually in zone 8, correct?
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 4 months ago
RE: Planting Garlic NOW, for Spring Harvest
When do you plant your garlic? Mid October? When does the ground freeze for you in VT?
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bluefinstudios (72)in OnChainArt • 5 months ago
RE: Lady In Gele
Well done!
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bluefinstudios (72)in Photography Lovers • 5 months ago
RE: fall colors at the Acushnet Sawmill
I managed to sneak up to VERMONT, and capture some of the fall colours there. Interestingly, inland was MUCH more vibrant, and along Lake Champlain, the leaves were not quite…
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bluefinstudios (72)in Photography Lovers • 5 months ago
RE: an early morning walk at Fort Taber
WOW! VERY cool images. Well done. My faves are the top two, those two longer exposure: 30 seconds and 25. There's always something about it that captures my soul.
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bluefinstudios (72)in Hive Daily Mix • 5 months ago
RE: Hive Daily Mix - Trending - 2024-10-15
NICE! Thanks for including me with these great content creators!
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bluefinstudios (72)in #curangel • 5 months ago
RE: Curangel curation compilation October 15, 2024
@ewkaw thanks for including me wiht this nice bunch of posts. Good company indeed!
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bluefinstudios (72)Hive Gardenerin HiveGarden • 5 months ago
RE: Making NEW Raised Garden Beds
Definitely ideal for Hardneck Garlic. There's a type of garlic called Softneck, that grows in warmer climates and it's the most common one, people think of when shopping. There…
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