MUST FLY FOR NOW

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Jun 7, '08 6:45p

WAH!!!!
My dang weather radio just went off...
Time to keep vigil on the weather station

Love to all!

XOXO
Me

VERY GOOD NEWS!!!!

Sometimes ya just gotta share!

Once upon a time,  there was a young(ish) lady who wanted to have a garden.
She asked her mama if she could borrow some dirt.
Her mama said "yes!"
(But that she had to do ALL of the work associated)...
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So she was taught how to use the little Simplicity Tiller.

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AND,
she had very good help to show her how to plant her garden!
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One day her mama called,
and said that her very bad weeds needed pulling.

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She had to pull out all the very bad weeds;
(some that were almost as tall as she was)...

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The very good helper showed her how to deal with those weeds.

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And everybody celebrated that those very bad weeds were gone!

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Well, ALMOST everybody...

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Now getting back to my REAL blog;
(and my VERY GOOD NEWS)...

Due to circumstances beyond my control, ie: Mother Nasty, (er, I mean "Nature"), has decided for me that it will be too hot today to go out and mow.
(THAT is very good news for the grass at my home ~and at Kelli's too).

Mother Nasty, (er, I mean Nature), has also decided for me that it is too hot to hoe.
And THAT is VERY GOOD NEWS for my own weeds!

THEY SHALL LIVE ANOTHER DAY!!!!

Mother Nasty, (er, well you know), has also informed me that those same weeds might even get their last supper tonight.

That is, if they do not drown,
...(or get blowed into the next county). 

Stay cool and safe.

And have a 'wunnaful' weekend!

XOXO
Anne
(ok yeah, so the pictures might be a two years old)...
SO?
hehehe  Have a good one!

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Do YOU use these tanks for your gas grill? READ!

http://www.npga.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=529
Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Alert - National Propane Gas Association
Please click the link to find out WHY and to see the pics.
CHECK YOUR TANK!
Be safe.

XOXO
Me

Here are two paragraphs...


"As observed in the illustrations, a blue-green stain on any brass portion of a service valve is evidence that it may have been in contact with anhydrous ammonia*.
The pungent odor of ammonia on or near the cylinder is also an indication.
If you suspect that a propane cylinder contains or has contained anhydrous ammonia, exercise extreme caution and restrict access to the area."

"It can be dangerous to move the cylinder due to the unknown integrity of the cylinder's service valve. If you determine that it must be moved, keep in mind that hazards due to valve expulsion can be reduced by pointing the end of the container in which the valve is placed away from yourself and others and towards the most safe direction."