When I'm no longer sick, I will be getting some sent off in the mail. Didn't want to take the chance of sharing this bug long distance! But, I would love for everyone to come pick some up!Special pickup of buckwheat honey????
Coffee anyone ?
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We average 48" annually.
My bottle is now upside down...to get the last few drops...When I'm no longer sick, I will be getting some sent off in the mail. Didn't want to take the chance of sharing this bug long distance! But, I would love for everyone to come pick some up!
...not trying to guilt you...
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That's bribery!Special pickup of buckwheat honey????
Yeah, that's just inconceivable to me...lol
But I do feel guilty... such a slacker...My bottle is now upside down...to get the last few drops...
...not trying to guilt you...
I can't conceive 10" annually.
When my dad first came to visit me in NC, he kept commenting how huge the trees were (even though he'd seen the Redwoods) and how green everything was. He'd lived in the arid SW US for 40 years, spent his winters at The Slabs near the Salton Sea.
A thunderstorm here can drop 2"-3", a hurricane more than a foot.
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Just ran a blood test on our main milking cow. PREGNANT!!!!! 
After a far longer time than it should have taken she's officially pregnant! I'm so relieved. She should be far enough along by the time we move her that she shouldn't be at risk to move her. One more moving worry down.
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I'm in same general area as @fuzzi and our aver rain is 49". That's almost an inch a week aver 
makes for good gardening -- except July/Aug can be a heat challenge for plants.
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at just one location. Yep, slowly working back into the workaday grind
makes for good gardening -- except July/Aug can be a heat challenge for plants.About 30 yr ago DH & I traveled the West Coast by RV. We did a LOT of RVing back then & traversed cross country several times, visiting many national parks, etc. We wanted to see the USA and sure did! In retrospect, I've seen things that may not be there now -- or has seen significant changes. Glad to have done that traveling. Now, photo albums of memories.
Back to our normal winter temps this week. I could sure do without the extra winds!! Too much turbulence makes outside work unpleasant. Today I have a day of job work -- not much & mostly audit stuff. More driving, store to store, with these type jobs. It's $$ so, suck it up...can't do much outside anyway. Looks like 2 days of work next week
at just one location. Yep, slowly working back into the workaday grind
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