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IC you are right and there is another, when you get into Chatham County slow down, the Bloomingdale police hide in the Crepe Myrtles in the median. You will NOT see them until you are on top of them.

Dublin isn't a bad place to stop, I always stop at the McDonald's for a break. Oh and if you're in the mood, stop at exit 98, the Chevron has a petting zoo with a beautiful Brahma Bull named Rojo that will let you hand feed and pet him. Maybe it's just me, but I think that's pretty awesome. I think you still have to go inside the store to buy food, but it's only $1 or $2.

It's a drive from Savannah, but The Buccaneer restaurant is very good. It's near Darien. I guess it's still there, it did burn down several years ago, but supposedly it was rebuilt, I just haven't been in quite a while. My personal favorite seafood place, however, is The Shellhouse at 95 and 204. ETA: I just checked their website and the Buccaneer has been rebuilt and is open, they call it the Buccaneer.

Sending prayers up for that little girl and her family.

About the same as last year, except we bought a new truck in July, so I consider that a Christmas gift to us. Oh and my new dishwasher because my five year old one crapped out last Sunday.

I really don't know what to tell you about the DNCL. I am a marketer and we call people all over the country, but for one specific purpose, and I LOVE my job. We have people ask daily how did we get their number and all I can say is that if you have ever given your phone number to ANYONE who might sell it, you have expressed interest and it is darn near impossible to get off the list. The company I work for, we really do remove people from the list upon request, but if we buy more names and numbers and your number is on it, we will call again without realizing we have called you before. So to

I did not recognize him by name, but I do remember MASH and the character he played. His voice was a one of a kind, you hear it and instantly put a face to it. RIP Harry Morgan.

I am so sorry to hear what happened to your daughter. Fortunately she was not at home at the time and she and her family were not harmed, physically. As for the ring, can you or your daughter recall a time when she or her mother would have worn the ring and was photographed wearing it? Maybe if there is a photo it can be zoomed in on and cropped to get a better look at it to show to pawn shops, for the police report and so forth. Maybe even some video from a holiday or special event where either mom or daughter wore the ring?

We went to Buffalo's Wild Wings for dinner. Today is DS's 21st birthday and that's where he wanted to go.

I am glad the person involved is okay and I hope the other driver is found and dealt with accordingly.

Thank you for my Mayberry!

I love Mayberries.

Cheerios and Special k are my favorites.

I don't like tea or pickles. Not a big fan of ketchup either, but I will eat a little bit of it on a burger or hot dog. I'm not a big fan of hot dogs either, but every now and then I will eat one if it is burned black on the grill. Oh and raw onions, those things are just gross!

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My thoughts and prayers are with this young mans family and friends.

Well the one in my backyard was either a weary traveler from the north or it didn't get the memo about average size. No kidding that coyote was as large as I stated, my neighbor saw it in it's entirety in his backyard whereas I saw it through my fence.

Lucky, what area are you in? I'm in South Paulding, Ridge Road area. We have a pellet gun too and I'm not a terrible shot with it either, so I won't hesitate to eliminate one if need be.

Yeah that sucker was HUGE, my neighbor saw it about 10 minutes after I did because I called them to check on our other neighbors cat as she was outside. He was the one who confirmed for me that it was a coyote since I didn't think they could get that big either. But either way, your thread is a good PSA for everyone, it's getting colder and food may become a bit harder to come by for the coyotes, so we all need to keep a better eye on our pets. I admit I have gotten a bit complacent about it lately since I haven't seen any more.

We had one earlier this year behind our fence. My Boston was going nuts when I realized he was just a couple feet away from the coyote. Thank goodness for the fence that was between them, Ozzy would have been dinner. That coyote was HUGE, about the size of a German Shepherd Dog.

Thanks for that tip about freezing the pillows. I have never thought to do that, so I wash them and after awhile my decorative pillows are ruined from fading and funky bunching.

She was only going to be in for a minute. What would it hurt to park in the gore? Never mind it's illegal parking, surely she would right out before an officer could see her car there.

Aggravation is a good one.

We went to Savannah last weekend and we noticed many dead deer on the side of the road. They were mostly does too.