alleyyooper
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| Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 11:47 pm Post subject: Out the living room window 1-19-07 |
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We even had some sun at times.
 Spent last week with my grandson. We spent so much time on the floor playing with thomas the train  my knee split open. Guess it wasn't healed as good as I thought.
Went thru with drawal this week, he did too his mother said.
 Al
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Polly
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Location: Michigan
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Al wish I could see that out my living room window. Sounds like you had a good time with your grandson - sorry about your knee. Better rest now and let it heal.
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toni
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What an absolutely wonderful view from your window, I am totally jealous.
Sorry to hear about the knee, hope it re-heals quickly.
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reggaefan
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Location: Zone 8b Louisiana (Map)
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Hope the knee heals Thanks for the pics love them.How about one of Grandson?
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Netty
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Location: Southern Ontario zone 5
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We had several deer in our backyard today too, but by the time I found the camera they had run off. Nice pictures Al.
Hope your knee heals quickly.
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Frank
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Ok now I'm jealous, oh to have that view from my window. Back in Ireland our window view is calves running in the field so I suppose it's not that different. Apart from the snow that is. Thanks for posting Al.
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eileen
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Oh dear Al I hope that knee of yours won't need re-stitching.  Make sure you keep the wound clean now and don't overdo things. I'm glad you had a great time with your grandson though.
Your photographs are lovely and, as others have said, it would be wonderful to have a view like that to look out on.
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pondlady
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Al, your pics make me homesick for my cabin in Sanford.
Let that knee heal all the way now.
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cathskitchen
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Wow! What a beautiful window view you got there. I wish I have my house with such view but nop... all I see out there is other neighbours' house, crows or even sometime a monkey walking along the telephone line. You know what I mean.
 
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pondlady
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A monkey???? A real live monkey? Not in a zoo, but on the phone lin? Wow!!! Do you feed them? Do they come to the door for snacks?
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zuzu's petals
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Location: Coastal N.Carolina ~zone 8~ (Map)
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Oh my goodness, now there is a sight that would certainly shock me, monkeys on the wires.
That's amazing, Cath!
We only occasionally see deer tracks here on the island, but never the critters themselves.
(I'm told they swim across the ICW)
The scene through your window is glorious, Al.
Sorry for your booboo knee, but it sounds like you had a great time. 
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cajunbelle
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Lovely pics Al. Do you put food out for them. They are fat. Hope your knee is ok. Let us know about it.
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glendann
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I'm so sorry your knee messed up hope it does ok and I do understand about withdrawl when leaving your grandson I enjoyed mine so much in august he and I both cried when we parted at the airport.I still get tears just thinking about it.He lives 1572 miles from me.Its hard to leave him.Soon it will be another one to go off and leave.I see bunches of deer on our dirt road usually at night when coming home from work That is a beautiful site
to see from your window
Wow a monkey ,Do you see them very often Cathrine? I love monkeys they are so comical to watch.
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cathskitchen
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No, it is not common to see monkey around my house. I don't know how this monkey end up in my area. It could be escaped from the jungle or someone else's cage.
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eileen
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WOW Cath I would have been soooo excited to get a photograph like that. Well captured. Now a monkey is something that I just know I'm NEVER going to see on the telephone wires here - maybe a squirrel but that's about it. 
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