peaches - beth

peaches - beth

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peaches - beth
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halloween style. this guy and his cat the clint eastwood spaghetti western type of the skeleton world hat tilted back a bit of drink to keep him hydrated could be somewhere in france welcomes all relaxed and confident not bothered by anything even being in a giant web   only having one foot no…

ididnthavemyglasseson.comhalloween style.this guy and his cat the clint eastwood spaghetti western type of the skeleton world hat tilted back a bit of drink to keep him hydrated could be somewhere in france welcomes all relaxed and confident not bothered by anything even being in a giant web   only having one foot no hands a cat with one eye hole being on my daughter's porch.
peaches - beth
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cocoa has a job. cocoa has an important job cocoa is in charge of guarding the food cocoa gave herself this important job cocoa has a craving cocoa is motivated cocoa will not take her eyes off of it until she is home when the food is  safely in the house only then can she rest not really Cocoa…

ididnthavemyglasseson.comcocoa has a job.cocoa has an important job cocoa is in charge of guarding the food cocoa gave herself this important job cocoa has a craving cocoa is motivated cocoa will not take her eyes off of it until she is home when the food is  safely in the house only then can she rest not really Cocoa will rest  after she has 
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‘oh, I am fortune’s fool!’ – William Shakespeare at the end a long chinese lunch we each opened two fortune cookies our first ones were empty not a good sign what are the odds? luckily we had a second chance one offered 'a great opportunity...' the other 'it's in the cards...' pretty positive…

ididnthavemyglasseson.com‘oh, I am fortune’s fool!’ – William Shakespeareat the end a long chinese lunch we each opened two fortune cookies our first ones were empty not a good sign what are the odds? luckily we had a second chance one offered 'a great opportunity...' the other 'it's in the cards...' pretty positive quite generic on the back was 'the fantasy casino' now our fortunes made sense the cookies were ads.
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‘i do like artfully breaking rules.’- alton brown (not the actual rule-enforcer with a watch, but similar)   -- went to park in a structure across the street from where i was having my hair cut at 10:00  it was 9:55 when i arrived pulled into a spot on the ground floor knowing the lower floors…

ididnthavemyglasseson.com‘i do like artfully breaking rules.’- alton brown(not the actual rule-enforcer with a watch, but similar)   -- went to park in a structure across the street from where i was having my hair cut at 10:00  it was 9:55 when i arrived pulled into a spot on the ground floor knowing the lower floors open to the public at 10:oo to leave room for customers yes, i am a customer…
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there is goodness in the world. wonderful  to see this very moving  true story played out onstage  The core framework of Come From Away is 100% true: on September 11, 2001, 38 commercial aircraft carrying close to 7,000 passengers from around the world were diverted to Gander International Airport…

ididnthavemyglasseson.comthere is goodness in the world.wonderful  to see this very moving  true story played out onstage  The core framework of Come From Away is 100% true: on September 11, 2001, 38 commercial aircraft carrying close to 7,000 passengers from around the world were diverted to Gander International Airport in Newfoundland,  Canada, when U.S. airspace closed. The local town of roughly 10,000 residents housed, fed, and cared for the stranded travelers for five days.
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manoomin and meeting. last week i joined a small group taking a seasonal cooking lesson learning to make wild rice soup with fresh veggies, herbs and spices along with a savory focaccia with herbs, garlic, and olive oil (some ingredients grown in the park's gardens) we began with a lesson on wild…

ididnthavemyglasseson.commanoomin and meeting.last week i joined a small group taking a seasonal cooking lesson learning to make wild rice soup with fresh veggies, herbs and spices along with a savory focaccia with herbs, garlic, and olive oil (some ingredients grown in the park's gardens) we began with a lesson on wild rice (manoomin) which isn't a rice at all, it's a grass…
peaches - beth
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casa dominick’s Casa Dominick's friendly and welcoming just relax and be social Dominick's opened in 1960 on Monroe Street in Ann Arbor across from the U-Mich Law Quad. Founded by Dominick DeVarti, a WWII veteran and engineer, the rustic outdoor cafe grew from a failing grocery store and coffee…

ididnthavemyglasseson.comcasa dominick’sCasa Dominick's friendly and welcoming just relax and be social Dominick's opened in 1960 on Monroe Street in Ann Arbor across from the U-Mich Law Quad. Founded by Dominick DeVarti, a WWII veteran and engineer, the rustic outdoor cafe grew from a failing grocery store and coffee shop into an iconic hub for students, townies,  mathematicians, and the early Ann Arbor Film Festival.

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Anne C. Serling
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"In every country in which there has been a loss of freedom, where does it begin? It begins in news media, in public print, in books, and on the proscenium. That's where they attack you first right there. That's the bread basket." —Rod Serling

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Pete Buttigieg
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When Linus asked me how he could make the world a better place, it made me think: What could the world look like if more adults asked that question every day?

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Robert Reich
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At a time when the most influential leaders of the U.S. need to stand up loudly and clearly for the rule of law, they are leading the charge in the opposite direction. But not Jack Smith. Kudos to him for continuing to be a much needed voice of clarity.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Jack Smith: "History teaches that the rule of law is rarely destroyed all at once. It's often weakened by attacks on the institutions and the public servants sworn to uphold it. Since January 2025, we have witnessed precisely such an effort."

peaches - beth
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' wonder what it's like to be able to put your hair in a low ponytail and not look like a founding father..' author unknown ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2026/09/18/w...

ididnthavemyglasseson.com‘ wonder what it’s like to be able to put your hair in a low ponytail and not look like a founding father..’ author unknownfounding fathers working on yet another rewrite — relaxing into having my hair cut on a busy, bright morning sudden burst of excitement behind me founding father hair! founding father hair! f…