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@Comicality Anyone who says foreign films are boring has just never seen the right films! I NEED this one. It looks cuuute!

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Hey, Clo. Sounds like a nice day.

Hey, Bertie. We just had Salisbury steak and cottage fries.

I was always told it was blue cheese, not green.

Good afternoon, Marty.

Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches Thistle on his belly* Me, too! Hey, Buckie. Any delightful teas brewing right now?

@Comicality Desi is a kid is after my own heart! "My favorite food to cook is mac and cheese...and stuff!" 😂

Sounds like a nice vacation, Clo. It's really too bad that your mom couldn't be there, but you can still remember the happy times you had with her on vacations past. Reblochon cheese....I think I'll cook some veggies and potatoes on the grill tomorrow, and make a Raclette. It's supposed to get colder after nightfall this week.

Hey, Bertie. How are you and Steve? Hey, Gary. How are things with you? And Cookie and Falkor? Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches Thistle behind the ears*

I wonder about the story they have to tell?

My dad called the other day and mentioned that a turkey has been roosting in a poplar tree in the backyard recently. Not every night, but on-and-off, for the past couple of weeks.

I hope your family stays safe. Sending lots of hugs to you and your cousins!

Amen to that.

Hey, Marty!

Hey, Bertie.

Hey, Bertie. *fans Albert with a magazine*

Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches for Thistle*

Doing well, thanks. Mickey and Remy took Rory on a camping trip this weekend. Morgan and I had Eggs Benedict casserole for dinner.

Hey, Tea Bat. How are things with you?

Floating Twigs, by Charles Tabb After Jack Turner finds a starving dog while fishing with friends, he talks his alcoholic parents into letting him keep the dog he names Bones, provided Jack can earn the money to care for him. In the process of finding work, Jack meets Hank Pittman, a middle-aged man who lives in a dilapidated school bus at the harbor. A friendship ensues, and Hank becomes the caring father Jack lacks at home despite the fact Hank is hiding his own secrets as he tries to escape his past. When Jack meets Mrs. Mary Jane Dawson, he starts working as her gardener, but trouble brews in the form of gossip and lies that threaten Jack's relationships with Hank and Mrs. Dawson, as well as Bones's life. After initially ignoring the gossip, Jack finds he must face the lies and discovers love carries with it a responsibility to others. When Hank is accused of a crime he didn't commit, Jack must find a way to convince a jury of the truth, a difficult task when even his own parents refuse to believe him.

We had homemade "Big Macs" and fries.

Sounds tasty. Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches Thistle behind the ears*

Well, I hope they're tasty. Just don't expect me to be your test subject.

BBQ-spiced carrots....huh.