New Puppies make you do dumb seeming things. When mine was young, I invested with Bernie Madoff.I loves me some fajitas. We do a 12 hr marinade in my house.
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Sounds like Mistral, man that is a wind unlike any I have ever seen….course I was born and raised in Southern California so what do I know?!
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The Mistral winds sound so eerie….to imagine all the shutters closed tight…and those tourists…poor, poor tourists just trying to do their thing regardless of the weather.
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I love your blog! I can't wait to read all about your life in france!!!I'm guessing fifty is one cute pup to be going out in dangerous wind conditions!!! LOLI love fajitas… especially Texas good!
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uuggghhh… that's one of the things i miss the very MOST about texas. the food.
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Hmmm. this is exactly what happens in my bitterly cold village in winter. except for the fact that it is a ghost town from dec. to the end of feb. No one is out and about. I swear, I get cabin fever on the outside too. God, what was my husband thinking in coming here??
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The weather is completely different here than in you neck of the woods, or as they say “across the pond.”The deck has a layer of ice, frost, whatever. Dad call me accidently to give me a weather report (seems Dad does not know how to work his cell phone). I will have to school him next time I see him. He may have “accidently” called me under the guise of checking on me. I love him so. Anyway, hope all is well. I am slowly trying to get back to my normal. Going out with friends. Old friends – they are the best.
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Ooh I remember winds like that back when I lived in South Africa… and they definitely are harsh.and those poor tourists… oh well. I guess they now know not to hike through extremely windy weather.Fifty sounds very cute, but silly too!
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