Hedi Mitchell
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@Mary Stetler - I an excellent fly swatter. I get on first swat 99 percent of the time..known to kill them in med air. I found something I am good at ,so yes I am bragging 
Old age can't stop us talented ones!@Mary Stetler - I an excellent fly swatter. I get on first swat 99 percent of the time..known to kill them in med air. I found something I am good at ,so yes I am bragging![]()
I believe he was a member of The Sons of the Pioneers, a back-up group for Roy Rogers.Ken Curtis was a nice looking guy. Great smile.
What's crazy is if you only know him from his role as Festus and then watch him in a different role in his own voice. You immediately think "That can't really be him." It makes you appreciate the talent in playing such a goofy part so well.Ken Curtis was a nice looking guy. Great smile.
What's crazy is if you only know him from his role as Festus and then watch him in a different role in his own voice. You immediately think "That can't really be him." It makes you appreciate the talent in playing such a goofy part so well.
Ireland, while slightly smaller than Illinois, has ancestry claim on 31million US citizens.
Your # 30,999,999And I am one of those!
People used to think I was nuts because at the first sight of a fly I went on the attack till it was swatted dead.
No pets to let in and out and no kids=no flies.
Leave spider webs around your doors and they help catch flies loitering around your door.Have you met my husband, who will stand in the doorway holding it open while he has a 5-minute conversation on his way out? He is worse than the kids ever were.![]()
I never knew till today, that a few snakes give live births. The garter snake has usually 15 and sometimes up to 80. I guess the Western Diamondback Rattler, also gives live birth, but only around 10 or so. I thought all snakes laid eggs. I guess these live birth baby snakes are on their own shortly after birth. They either go find something to eat or die.50 some odd years ago when we first moved into this house, there was a stump shaped like a porpoise in the backyard. In the bottom of the stump there was a snake den, that housed ribbon snakes which are related to the garter snake. One time when I went in the backyard I saw what seemed like an endless stream of baby snakes coming out of that snake den, I was excited that this was happening on my property.