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message 601: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
Carol (Kitty) wrote: "Believe it or not coyotes are on the prowl in Huntington Beach,Ca. HB is not in the outlaying section of the county either. I have not come across one as yet when I go to work early, but they tell ..."

Maybe that coyote at my patio fountain had hung a right off El Camino Real instead of a left, while he was looking for a good wave.


message 602: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) isaw a roadrunner once in texas. do you have mountain lions, once when we were in san francisco, one was on the loose. or one got someone, even at yosemite they say don't go up to a bear some people would be out in the wild taking pictures of the bear and from sheer stupidity they thought the bear would not move.


message 603: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
I don't know how he did it, but in Redlands my son actually caught a roadrunner with his bare hands.

I guess I do know how he did it. He was a 10-year old boy. 'Nuf said?

I've always lived in mountain lion territory, but never seen one.


message 604: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) i am glad ruth, friends from texas had deer in their yard when we went to visit them.


message 605: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) :) ditto back at ya babe


message 606: by Savvy (new)

Savvy  (savvysuzdolcefarniente) | 1458 comments We have deer in our yard almost daily...and they munch all our garden goodies!...they just look at you like...eh?...wasn't this for me anyway?
Also have river otter in the lake, raccoons (4 came out from under our deck this morning!), Osprey, Bald Eagle, Heron, all sorts of wild ducks and geese, coyotes, owls, bats, mountain beavers (primitive extant rodents) and various wild game birds on occasion.
Sometimes I think I live in a zoo...except there are no monkeys! (the kiddios have made new nests!)
:-)


message 607: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) you are so lucky, if my daughter was there she would try to capture one of your wildlife.


message 608: by Kate (new)

Kate (kateksh) | 144 comments Igrew up on a dirt road in New Hampshire, USA. Now I live one state away in western massachusetts


message 609: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) I want to see more of the u.s.a.


message 610: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
The Berkshires, Kate? Beautiful part of the Commonwealth, for sure.


message 611: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) Commonwealth, are we in Britain now? Or are the Common Wealthy if only that were true.


message 612: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments In the good ole state of Massachusetts. We have the California sea otters . See they are waving at you Gabi.

sea otters waving.. Pictures, Images and Photos


message 613: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
They're not so little, Gabi. Pretty good-sized.


message 614: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) we saw some sea otters when we went to Montery Bay, before my daughter was born. We got to do more travelling then. These look so adorable. When my daughter comes into the room and sees this she will want these also.


message 615: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments That is one ugly otter. Ours are cute and ours are so funny to watch. I have not heard of an otter hurting anyone. I suppose if you threatened them they could get mean.


message 616: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) aww that one looks so adorable. At this rate I will have a veritable aquarium with all the animals you guys have posted. LOL. My daughter gets a kick out of all the different animals . Thanks again.


message 617: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments He looks like he has an attitude.


message 618: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
My page is a good place to have him then......looks vaguely dragonish.....


message 619: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) He does look rather long, and he looks like he's figuring out what or whom will be his next meal.


message 620: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
piranha?


message 621: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
That's them.


message 622: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
He otter know better.


message 623: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
Hahahahahahahahahahaha.....gasp....hahahaha!!!


message 624: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Otterwise stay away from animals!


message 625: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments And that my dear friends is a whole otter realm.


message 626: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
My grass is short! My driveway weeds are dying as I type.......I am happy!


message 627: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Debbie, I did a countback...I was number 900! Robin was 897. M was 894. And if anyone else from 894 on asks you what number they were, I have a handwritten list so you can ask me!(I'm a bit old-fashioned jotting things down on paper, I know!)


message 628: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Debbie wrote: "My grass is short! My driveway weeds are dying as I type.......I am happy!"

Debbie, how did you manage that? The more I type, the taller the weeds in my driveway get.

Thanks for the research, Jan! If I knew something about numerology, I could figure out what my number says about me.


message 629: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments M you are a three .hahahahaha


message 630: by M (new)

M | 113 comments mmm


message 631: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments Still comes out to three.


message 632: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing


message 633: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
Ummmm....this is NOT the Word Association thread! Can you tell I'm a little riled? I didn't abbreviate....


message 634: by M (new)

M | 113 comments I was just trying to be helpful. Most people think God invented Scotch Tape.


message 635: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments LOL. By the way NE must be snowed under by middle schoolers.


message 636: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10410 comments Sanity is suspect, that is why she is dazed and confused.


message 637: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) He otter be in pictures! LOL


message 638: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) My error I thought I was commenting on the prior page, and forgot to advance to the next. So edit the above 716 if you wish.


message 639: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
It is bad form to edit someone else's post Robin. Best if you edit it yourself if that is what you want.


message 640: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
Actually.....I don't think you CAN edit someone else's post! Not even us mods can do that! Delete...yes - edit....no!


message 641: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) No I didn't delete my post, I was just inquiring, I will gladly delete my posting if I am on the wrong page. I guess I answered my own questions, thanks


message 642: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
I am not suggesting that you delete it Rob....just letting you know that noone else can edit it (as you suggested Gabi should do in post #718


message 643: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) Okey dokey


message 644: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Debbie, if you feel any urge whatsoever to delete Messages 177-179 on the "Men Can't Write Women Protagonists" thread, I wish to encourage you all I can. Sometimes I just don't need to be typing what I'm thinking. Actually, that would be most times.


message 645: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
It is not advice...it is the group rules.
[close] As best as possible (we know it's an imperfect science), please stay on-topic so that new members interested in a thread will find what they are looking for when they click the heading.

Members interested in "chat" should hang out at the Kitchen Sink thread where "anything goes" and "hijacking a thread" is of no concern. Otherwise, please be mindful of the thread's heading before posting willy (or nilly). Thank you


message 646: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) Will stay on topic, what is the topic, now?


message 647: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) Nude pillows, what is that for, oh never mind. I walk all over the place since only one car in family since the gas prices have risen haven't checked lately.


message 648: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) I know. grrr!


message 649: by Scout (new)

Scout (goodreadscomscout) A thread belongs to the person who started it -- in this case, Deb. When you come in and take over with your own agenda, you're being insensitive. Start your own thread, and then you can talk about whatever you want with whomever you want without being rude.


message 650: by Robin (new)

Robin (goodreadscomtriviagoddessl) okay, scout, how do we start are own thread?


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