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MAKE IT STOP!!!:hissyfit:
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on June 1, 2006
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Awesome pics Suzanne … you live in a slice of paradise.
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Peas look good though
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Loreth, your bit of the earth can’t be that bad either from what I read. Actually, my friend’s daughter is back in the Whistler area for the summer doing a play program for kids while the parents do some vacationing.
But I do agree, except for the gardening and hoeing I’d love to be in Suzanne’s area. I grew up on the praire with only a little dip in the general flatness of the roads and a drop to the Assiniboine River on whose shore we had our house in Winnipeg. I know what Toni Anderson is going through especially with those lovely winters.:grin: