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johoward

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Re: Jewel and her cubs
« Reply #29385 on: Today at 08:52:06 AM »

6:47  Found it hard to maneuver the pieces.
Yay Chiefs.  I am sad for the Lions, but they did not play their best game, and the Commanders did.  I was most impressed with all the people in shirt sleeves.  I am still wondering how that is possible in Detroit in January.
 The browns owners are planning a domed stadium near me.  Maybe this is the reason.  Our fans like our stadium, but maybe the owners are jealous of Detroit.  It could be.
Yes the first dog was not consulted about getting a second dog. LOL
Karen is fine.  She felt we were spending too much time together.  She missed her independent single life style.  So did I.  So we see much less of each other now, and are both more relaxed and content.  No worries Cal.
Second coffee is getting cold.  So I gotta go.  CUL EV1 GBU, and Ukraine.  TYG for the cease fire.

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Re: Jewel and her cubs
« Reply #29386 on: Today at 09:14:23 AM »



Posting a little remembrance for our dear Ted for his Birthday January 17th.  I got the news from Lani in a post about the passing of our dear Ted on October 31st 2022 and wanted to repost this again this year. Ted was a gentle giant loved by many.  He enjoyed lounging on the logs & taking dips in the pond as well as people watching... but most of all Ted loved snacking on grapes, strawberries and peanuts.  Ted was a special bear, dear to our hearts and is missed & loved by many.

Thank you so much Lani so much for sharing "Bear" news, photos & updates from Dr. Lynn Rogers and the North American Bear Center.  We appreciate all that you do... 💜



Ted the Bear by PhotoSkunk, on Flickr


World's Largest Black Bear ~ "Ted" by Jeff Wiles, on Flickr

Ted's best buddy Honey as a cub



20121203 Ted Honey & Lucky by Angela Wessel, on Flickr

Ted and Lucky as a cub. photo via Jim Stroner


Honey and Ted fun-101_3201 by spiderxcat, on Flickr


20140607 B Ted & Honey by Angela Wessel, on Flickr


20200628 Ted in his oval tub holding his bowl of watermelon grapes carrots and nuts by Angela Wessel, on Flickr

Meet Ted (1997 - 2022) https://bear.org/our-bears/ted/
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Re: Jewel and her cubs
« Reply #29387 on: Today at 09:42:14 AM »

hi joho its longyear cold this artic air is coming down from there. isnt that amazing all the way from to here. right now in longyear they have 3 months of darkness but they have the northern lights and that really lights up the skies. jim asking me stuff about there. they have more polar bears than people everything brought in How do people in Svalbard get food?
Secondly, with only a few exceptions, the animal species that live here are protected. Thirdly, there are no farms here. This means that we in Svalbard are dependent on “importing” nearly all our food from the Norwegian mainland.  i totally see you and karen  missing your single life. still friends. so monday temp below zero tuesday more below zero but then up to 30 and wed 40 and no snow i saw on my local news way earlier people paid 20.00 to stand outside in our power and light dist watch chiefs on big tv drink. i thought how stupid freezing go home and watch it bad enough going to out to arrowhead but power and light. drinking not helping false thinking you are warm. then later jim said people so stupid pay 20,00 to watch that game outside i knows jim i knows. lease almost up on arrowhead and royal stadium kansas trying to lure chiefs to come there get a dome get a new stadium we hope they say no and upgrade arrowhead. i came in here to log and do warranty on a furnace jim put in yesterday i better get at it. and start tax stuff

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