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  1. @Care4Horsescom Or did you mean the kind one gets with caulks? ;-)
  2. @Care4Horsescom Yeah, darnit. Why does inspiration have to finally strike when I should be in bed?
  3. Drat. Just starting to get some traction on an article I'm writing, but I really have to get to sleep. <sigh>
  4. @dAlen Hey! How have you been?
  5. @prgully Good luck with everything. It must be horrible having a sick kid. I hope they're able to help. Restricted diet, perhaps?
  6. Mistake: Unrolling pant legs inside the house after feeding the critters. Pile of hay in the floor. D'oh!
  7. Time to feed the critters and get to work on writing an article. This might call for coffee...
  8. @Care4Horsescom LOL I got that one earlier today. Wanted to wash my eyes out with soap. ;-)
  9. @frickc Woohoo! Have fun.
  10. @tonyfelice Very smart Twitter background!
  11. @Infohorse Sounds like a great day!
  12. Aha!!! The true value of Aikido practice has been revealed to me: My donkeys cannot yank their feet away when I go to clean them now. :-)
  13. Again with the porn spam. Oy.
  14. @sdbn Ha! I do that in the morning when I wait for water to get hot for soaking horse feed. I get a 1-gallon pitcher, and it goes on plants.
  15. @MulderMedia Builds (or demonstrates) character. :-)
  16. @fatheaddesign Use Ta-Da List. Then you can share them, and view them on your iPhones. #yesiamageek
  17. @CowgirlOasis How must it feel to be one of those birds? Amazing.
  18. Missy kitty just came in from a glorious dust bath in the yard and shook it all out in my office. Nice work, Missy.
  19. Every now and then I toss a pebble in the water, and the ripples affect someone. I love it when that happens.
  20. Wow. Cool video: RT @jpdef Nature is rad. 300k birds at once. Wonder how they counted them all? http://bit.ly/3GzH7F