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1. about 20 hours ago on Snow Sez

   That’s quite a picnic the ants are stealing!

2. 6 days ago on Wallace the Brave

   It’s very frustrating. Guess I’ll have to try an ad blocker.

3. 6 days ago on FurBabies

   Thank you, Nancy, for Fur Babies! And congratulations on the one-year anniversary!

4. 8 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Sorry to hear about allergies interfering with your singing; that must be frustrating. It sounds like you had a lovely voice that would have blended well with Anonymous 4! My singing voice (usually first alto, occasionally second soprano) is having problems too due to age. DH and I got to make many choral performance trips to Europe from 1998 to 2018 and were lucky to sing in some major cathedrals including Canterbury, Notre Dame de Paris, Chartres, St. Peter’s in Rome, St. Mark’s in Venice; also in Barcelona, Dublin, and Edinburgh. Fantastic experiences, but international travel is too difficult for us now (we both turn 80 this year).

5. 9 days ago on Over the Hedge

   Oh, for a video of that action!

6. 9 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Pro chorister! You must be an excellent singer. I’ve been singing in choral groups most of my life but have never been paid. I assume your handle is a reference to Anonymous 4? In 2001 I had the pleasure of singing Richard Einhorn’s “Voices of Light” (about Joan of Arc) with Anonymous 4 singing the voice of Joan. The chorus performed as the silent movie “The Passion of Joan of Arc” was shown on a big screen behind us. Amazing experience!

7. 13 days ago on Breaking Cat News

   Thanks for posting about the Google doodle! Love the cicada band. In my county in central NC, we have had the Brood IX cicadas for weeks and they seem to be done…until next time.

8. 22 days ago on Non Sequitur

   Yes! I thought I’d like to visit that bar, but I’d have to figure out how to get there. Somewhere in Wileyland, I reckon.

9. 23 days ago on FurBabies

   What a wonderful story about Smoky you shared in today’s Furbabies, Nancy! I really enjoyed reading the article titled “War Dogs Come in Different Sizes: The WWII Story of a Yorkshire Terrier Named Smoky” at the site ww2history DOT org.

10. about 1 month ago on Richard's Poor Almanac

    The mother looks a bit like a Madeline prototype (the hair). And I remember Glebe Road from living in Northern Virginia years ago…