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Headstall

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  1. Cause we watch in it in real time. Plus, it gets your goat to bring attention to your 'ship'.
  2. Greetings one and all. Rainy Sunday here. My son took Cookie for a walk... she HATES the rain.
  3. Even when you're thinking of the Spikeman?
  4. Clo is an angel on earth. Your perviness has infected your mind.
  5. Sure seems like weird foreplay to me.
  6. I stand by my statement.
  7. Dreary day, and I'm watching old movies on TCM... "Calamity Jane"... and now "Love Me or Leave Me"... I love Doris Day.
  8. Yeah, well I can't tell with you guys. You were bossing him around, so.... whatever... never mind....
  9. Sounded like Drew was playing dom and you were wanting him to force you or whatever.
  10. They needed to be convincing and they were. Glad you thought so, my friend. As far as switching to beef, Fletcher has to be smart. The market for milk is just not there. Farming areas tend to produce their own milk, so dairy folk have to rely on selling to cities, and location matters during that time. Once tankers cars are invented, milk can be shipped much longer distances. And yeah, Roland is one heck of a father, and a good man, willing to give Willy James a horse. Thanks for this... I really need the support to keep me going. Cheers!
  11. The wheel is back on my tractor after another trip to town for the right part. Next up is changing the three blades. It's a bitch to do.
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    Geron Kees

    I've known about this for months, and I'm still grieving. I genuinely liked him as a man and a human being. He was a friend, a confidante, a sharer, and a supporter, always helpful, and never ego driven that I ever saw. His writing was superb, his imagination unlimited, his creativity a marvel, and his stories were uniquely Geron... authentic, thrilling, well-researched, and satisfying. Every writer can learn something from him, and I certainly did. Upon learning of his passing from a mutual friend, I kept it close to my vest, not wanting to talk about it to anyone. Now, I am thankful we have this opportunity to say good bye to someone who meant so much to so many. He wasn't just incredibly talented... he was a good soul, and he is gone way too soon.
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