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Barack and Michelle, looking for dry land. Can you see? They are wet.
This pond is high.
The sign on my front door. Notice the wet spots.
Run-off.
These have popped up . . . .
In a climate-zone that normally grows these.
Bugs poses for his head-shot. Mr. April, on the 2012 Calendar?
The kids, on hearing that more rain is predicted.
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Hello. How may I be of service?
Barack and Michelle, looking for dry land. Can you see? They are wet.
This pond is high.
The sign on my front door. Notice the wet spots.
Run-off.
These have popped up . . . .
In a climate-zone that normally grows these.
Bugs poses for his head-shot. Mr. April, on the 2012 Calendar?
catself 
I am sorry but I am cracking up at your chickens named Barrack and Michele….lol!!!!!
Smart that you have a sign on the door for your baby….can’t believe there is water on it that high!!!
Hope things ease up for you soon!
Glad you’re laughing about the chickens — what I was going for. (It’s their beauty that made me think of the first couple, you see. Not their (lack of) brains — there the comparison breaks down completely.) The water on the sign was splash-down from the eaves, I’m glad to say. NOT waters rising to that height. That would be a catastrophe. My friends, tho, had basement flooding — ugly.
Rain, rain, GO AWAY!
Amen.
I love your goat pictures. Hi bugs! You look happy today.
Yes. But full of p*ss & vinegar. Bean has wounds to prove it.
Poor bedraggled chickens! But all that rain will make for more juicy bugs to eat, for sure.
Never thought of that. Did Noah remember to put bugs on the Ark?
Goats!!! The only question I have is when can I come visit!
A-a-a-n-y time, Catsp. If you give a heads-up, Bugs will have time to make himself (more) beautiful for you.
What a lovely looking goat – such a kind face. Barack and Michelle, great choice of names there. And Bugs is looking handsome as always.
How lovely to hear from you. I’m so glad you enjoy Madame Goat and the First Couple. And Bugs, last but not least.
Last only because of photo order – he’s never least, never! Sorry Bugs.
Bugs is cool. He loves you. No apologies needed.
Oh, ooooops. I’m logged in with the wrong name! 😦
You’re welcome here no matter what name you use.
Oh for gosh sakes. ELEANOR! Now I get it. Gringa indeed.
Yes, ’tis me! 😀
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