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politicat

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6. Every plant in the neighborhood is engaging in conspicuously public reproduction.

Reply to Laffy Kat (Original post)

Sat Jun 24, 2017, 02:27 PM

Jun 2017

Even with the nicer temps, we wouldn't be able to sleep for all the antihistamines in the world. It's only one bad month a year, usually, but between a wet spring and warm temps, the plants are *frisky*.

But I greatly enjoyed yesterday's errands.

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After record-breaking temps., here in Boulder County, a nice break. [View all] Laffy Kat Jun 2017 OP

99 here Skittles Jun 2017 #1

Sorry to hear that, Skittles ailsagirl Jun 2017 #3

right now I am in Texas Skittles Jun 2017 #4

I hope the heat has receded by now! ailsagirl Jun 2017 #5

it has indeed Skittles Jun 2017 #8

South of Texas furtheradu Jun 2017 #9

Here in California (Bay Area), nice break, too ailsagirl Jun 2017 #2

Every plant in the neighborhood is engaging in conspicuously public reproduction. politicat Jun 2017 #6

Yes, it's shameless, really. Laffy Kat Jun 2017 #7