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It's Lilac time and

16 years ago

I get by with a little help from my friends the birds and the bee's.Its so intoxicating taking a mornin' ride I almost feel I'm on top of the mountain,again.I do miss that Montana scenery but Florida is a great place to be.Maybe its just being thats a high.

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pete41
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16 years ago
and away
dublinbay z6 (KS)
16 years ago
I think it's also called springtime. At least it is in Kansas. Can hardly bear to stay in the house. Rained yesterday--had to break out of the house with my umbrella just so I could enjoy the outdoors. I feel like I'm my better self when I'm outdoors--good to be alive!

Kate
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kathwhit
16 years ago
I have been late for work the last week just because I have to eat my breakfast outside on the patio and listen the birds and watch the hummers and enjoy the flowers. I love spring and can't wait for summer. Only 21 school days and I am done with work for the summer. Yay!
K

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