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Laughing Grass said:
You need a fidget puzzle or a mindless game for your phone to help pass the time.

My partner feels your pain. She will throw on a hoodie and be ready in thirty seconds and I'll spend the next hour obsessing about every little detail and have to change two or three times before I'm ready.
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so i'm guessing 3 glasses of wine before your ready to go out???
 
Laughing Grass said:
You need a fidget puzzle or a mindless game for your phone to help pass the time.

My partner feels your pain. She will throw on a hoodie and be ready in thirty seconds and I'll spend the next hour obsessing about every little detail and have to change two or three times before I'm ready.
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Einstein Riddle...on hard mode at least....and microsoft solitaire....
 
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Say hello to Nina
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Rose bushes coming in, the oldest i have is almost 20yrs old.....here is one of the blooms...IMG_20190407_133844[1].jpg

This bush used to be with a light orange and pink coloring when it was young, but over the years, she has slowly changed her color scheme.....she'll start like that, but then turn once again....to this...
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A real deep red.......the other bush i have is about 14yr old...once i plant, i just let them good and do they're thing...The oldest bush is roughly 5ft across or in diameter or more....
 
These are what we call "Indian paints", most of the time when you find them they are this color....the funny thing about them, is they are a self seeding plant, which basically they will seed themselve when they pass on.......In Texas we have a few breads like this, 3 that i know of...
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when they self seed they will make patches and or fill a field over time, like the pictures in the elderly people fields above...
 
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