Snowmelt flooding. It's bad this year. While most of the non-river flooding has dried up, the rivers haven't crested yet (expected to do so sometime next week), and it's supposed to rain this weekend, so it's just getting worse. That's a bad part of spring!
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Question Of The Day - Monday, March 18, 2019
- Thread starter MoochNNoodles
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Florida. I've always wanted to visit Japan! I've wanted to visit many countries now that I think about it. We also grow lychees.
We're fairly snow-free at this point. We've seen our daffodils poking through the ground. And the robins are here.
The other day, I had to take The Beast out for a bathroom break. I keep hearing honking and I kept looking for the geese. And finally, there they were! A nice, big flock of geese flying north. I love to watch them and listen to them. The Beast didn't care; she was more interested in sniffing the grass for signs of bunnies. But I enjoyed watching them.
The other day, I had to take The Beast out for a bathroom break. I keep hearing honking and I kept looking for the geese. And finally, there they were! A nice, big flock of geese flying north. I love to watch them and listen to them. The Beast didn't care; she was more interested in sniffing the grass for signs of bunnies. But I enjoyed watching them.
I love lychees too but the grocery store sometimes gets them in so I can get my fix. I guess loquats don't travel well enough though. The Asian store has canned loquats but it's just not the same at all.
They're called biwa in Japan.
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I hope you can enjoy loquats again soon! And thank you for the Japanese lesson.
Well, here's our sign of spring arriving 
--the first catch and release of the season. 
Rico brought in a big mole. Fortunately he was pretty easy to catch and get back outside.
--the first catch and release of the season. Rico brought in a big mole. Fortunately he was pretty easy to catch and get back outside.
Oh, poor little moley! I'm glad he wasn't too badly hurt. I love moles, their little pink hands just break my heart.
He seemed okay. I let him out and watched him just shovel away with those little pink paws--he was back underground in no time.Oh, poor little moley! I'm glad he wasn't too badly hurt. I love moles, their little pink hands just break my heart.
The shedding has begun. Not that it ever stopped, but it has doubled in the last week. 
