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Textbooks to Tombstones
There is a program to convert old railroad lines to bike trails all over the country. The program is called Rails to Trails. It’s been a great program for cyclists and runners. I propose a new program along the same … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC Mouse, Rails to Trails, Starfall, Textbooks, The money answer book
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How to feed your dogs RMB (Raw Meaty Bones)
I recorded a video for my sister on how I feed my dogs a Raw Meaty Bones (RMB) Diet. She was considering switching her boxers from Dry Kibble to RMB. Maybe it can be of some value to you for … Continue reading
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Advice on giving advice
As a young man, I was never a person who believed anyone would bother to really listen to what I had to say. Over the years I’ve learned people asking for advice, aren’t really looking for answers. They’d already made … Continue reading
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The Five P’s ?
Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance is an axiom used to remind yourself to consider a logical sequence to get a desired result. In other words, plan ahead. I decided to build a garden tool/potting shed near my raised beds. I’ve … Continue reading
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