I welcome your comments at the end of posts that interest you.
TOP PICKS:
- I was tired of my job, so went to build a log cabin among the Amish 2000 miles away.
- Flying away with the keys.
- When an imaginary friend becomes real.
- Proposing to a stranger.
- A short-cut becomes a journey.
- Passing myself off as a nudist for seven hours.
- Something worse than having a driver's license.
- Hitchhiking over four thousand miles with my family.
- Rubber band fight with the judge.
- Pulling a knife on a street gang.
- Having a flying saucer land on our car in Mississippi.
- Sitting in a hot tub with our newborn after waffles.
- A mother's love is greater than I.
- A fearless rebel with a cause.
- Freewheeling through America.
- She wrote about Bigfoot, but I found her even more amazing.
- A homeschool lesson for the teacher.
- First time away from home.
- A surprise commendation.
- Saying good-bye to Dad.
- Dancing the twist with words.
- A thief in the night.
- Being naughty.
- Read my wife's version, too.
- Our son disappeared in the snowy Rockies.
- Yes, we were telephoned by an angel.
- A fun way to do it.
- A love hate relationship.
- Woodstock was not the first.
- Getting to know life and death.
- The struggle to leave home.
- Rewarding punishment.
- My son on the end of a rope.
- My relationship with several animals.
ADVICE:
-The art of manliness.
- How to fight and beat the caffeine addiction.
-Winning without strategy.
- I don't make money on this ad. I just believe in the product.
- Television is going down the tube.
- An 1853 look at corn.
- The smile.
- 1917 review of the health film "Down to Earth."
- Nineteenth century medical advice.
- Appreciating the Book of Knowledge. (And I did read all 20 volumes.)
- An idea for your art.
- The best and quickest way to make the ants leave your rural mailbox.
- My first rented room.
- The drawback with style.
- Fun questionnaire to examine your personality.
- Link to Macfadden's entire book "Making Old Bodies Young."
-My primary care physician's cure for anger.
- The Morse Code if ever we need it.
- Some recommended movies
- Dancing the twist with words.
- My wind-up analog alarm clock, not made in China, still works great.
- Husbands, support your wife's breastfeeding.
- A fun way to do it.
- Preferring readers to writers.
- My review of this fun read.
- My review of this fun read.
- My review of this fun read.
- My review of these fun books.
- My review of this fun read.
- This cure surprised me.
- A possible way for you to get rich.
- The "Proverbs" of the Old Norse religion.
- My pipe tool is a forgery.
- Total wreck or honored age?
- 1927 treatments for annoying bites.
- Think on this before going for a walk.
ANIMALS:
- Read it. Memorize it. Amaze.
- The wit of crows.
- Enemies left alone.
- I settled for a camel.
- One of the weirdest animals ever.
- My unusual experience with boa constrictors.
- A little boy swiped one.
- Nudists don't like mosquitoes. So I helped.
- Dare to see these.
- A mother's love is greater than I.
- The spider that played with me.
- The males are nice.
- Working with a spider.
- Never criticize a rooster.
- A bridge that takes your breath away.
- Curiosity scared the public.
- One of my greatest regrets.
- Who will win?
- Missouri Senator Vest's famous tribute to the dog.
- Beautiful
- My relationship with several animals.
ARMY EXPERIENCES:
- Believe it or not, appreciating a drill sergeant.
- My luck with eyes closed.
- The nonsense poem.;
- by Arthur Heming, 1921.
- Response to my ad in an underground newspaper.
-A sergeant's good example.
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
-A homosexual in basic.
- Something worse than having a driver's license.
- I'm not in the Camp Ames yearbook.
- Some of my fighting experiences.
- Sneaking into a drive-in theatre.
- My being in the right place to learn what was covered up.
- I tried to tell him.
- Thrust into subversion.
- My getting away with murder and taking the gun to the airport.
- They closed the shop to celebrate with us.
- Rewarding punishment.
BOOKS BY FR. BEDE REYNOLDS, O.S.B.:
- Counsel for menders. Fr. Reynolds' whole book.
- Coping with the present state of the world. Fr. Reynolds' whole book.
- Some words about the meaning of the world. Fr. Reynolds' whole book.
- Playing a part in God's work. Fr. Reynolds' whole book.
- God's reason for creating the Universe. Fr. Reynolds' whole book.
- Fr. Bede Reynolds' autobiography. The whole book.
- Fr. Bede Reynolds was my wife's spiritual advisor, and he prayed for me.
BOOKS FOR SALE:
- First book on pet tarantula care, by Dale Lund.
- I don't have a clue why this is in my blog.
- by Dale Lund, about my living with a prostitute.
- I put the Old Testament into an 850-word vocabulary.
- by Dale Lund, about my sowing wild oats in the Army.
- by Dale Lund, true stories about my life experiences.
CATHOLICISM:
- Sinners Admitting It.
- Highly recommended for simple, profound faith.
- Flying away with the keys.
- The miraculous battle that saved Europe from Islam.
- by William J. Barry, 1858.
- For those too lazy to read the whole Catechism.
- Biblical defense of the Church.
- Things to learn and memorize to help you in the Faith.
- Heroic chaplain of the Korean War.
- How to pray the chaplet.
- Our never to be forgotten experience in Communion and Liberation.
- All the Psalms.
- As a former Protestant, I was confused.
- Through the Bible in 22 months.
- What we all need to read.
- Why we pray the Rosary every day.
- Simple and profound.
- Stumbling with words.
- Easy instructions for praying the 20-mysteries Rosary.
- The Encyclical that upsets those who follow convenience more than God.
- What you'll miss.
- A brief biography.
- His own words on many subjects.
- Letter to my sister telling of my Catholic conversion.
- How to pray this Novena.
- Why I became a Catholic.
- Gina Hense Newlon's Catholic conversion story.
- Apparition of Our Lady of La Salette.
- Catholic Answer's booklet to counter anti-Catholic propaganda.
- Why we pray the Rosary every day.
- Our most fervent prayer.
- The Book of Wisdom.
- A fair for the babies.
- Another way to read the Bible.
- General information about the Rosary.
- Why we pray the Rosary every day.
- Wonderful thoughts on the Lord's Prayer
- One up on the devil.
- How to pray the Stations of the Cross.
- Fr. Peyton's 1944 booket.
- Why we pray the Rosary every day.
- Count them.
- The most holy worship.
- An exploration into relativism.
- The Book of Tobit.
CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES:
- Every kid needs a barn.
- When an imaginary friend becomes real.
- I still have the scar from being a hero.
- Tell me, in which was I the meanest?
- And some people think there is no God.
- Here are the ones I have now.
- When I was nine, these were magic.
- Can't they make up their mind?
- When I was threatened with a shotgun.
- No dried apricots to this day.
- Giving up and letting it be.
- Looks good to me.
- No finger.
- Different from Tubby's gang.
- Dreaming when I'm awake.
- Sounds risque but wasn't.
- The disappointed winner.
- Would you be my friend?
- What would you do in an invasion from space?
- Blaming God.
- Winning.
- I'm happy she ducked.
- Here I come to make you famous.
- Your violin is open.
- A surprise commendation.
- The panicked preacher's kid.
- The rest of our lives.
- My hometown forever.
- Great conversation with the girl I jilted.
- It's their problem.
- Dream come true. You're reading oldelephantwings.blogspot.com.
- Being naughty.
- How toys used to be.
- I passed, off key.
- Too much for my hotdog.
- Life-long guilt.
- A great project.
- Reaching out to a monster.
- A love hate relationship.
- I knew right where I was going.
- Couldn't kill it.
- Different tales.
- I hated sports, but . . .
- Getting to know life and death.
- Trust sucks.
- A horror movie when I was nine.
- The struggle to leave home.
- Our petty wars.
- No.
- The dirt road to school.
- Behind me in the dark.
FAMILY:
- Crafts were my sister's life.
- A romance by my mother.
- The fugitive had been hiding in an Everett hotel.
- Finding Mom.
- He laughed and died.
- A great idea.
- She wasn't nuts.
- A deserter they couldn't find.
- Forever beautiful.
- Husbands, support your wife's breastfeeding.
- Our son disappeared in the snowy Rockies.
- Our most fervent prayer.
- Our friend comes home.
- An old picture becomes real.
- She finished my poem.
- Mom's diary traveling across country in 1923.
- Finding Uncle Charlie.
Where's Julia?
Where's Julia?
- Accidentally leaving our little daughter in another state!
HAVING FUN:
- It's real!
- Read it. Memorize it. Amaze.
- I don't think the teacher liked me.
- Fun exercise, and usually impressive.
- Games from 1871,
- A bedtime story.
- Ice breakers to have fun with.
- A lot of people in our church parking lot were dysfunctional.
- Something to do.
- Something else to do.
- Making sense of nonsense.
- A what-if product.
- A what-if product.
- A what-if product.
- A what-if product
- A what-if product.
- Don't you love children's readers?
- A what-if product.
- It's my wife's fault.
- A what-if product.
- A what-if product.
- My favorite Norwegian folk tale.
- My one and only drag race.
- Winning without strategy.
- My favorite car.
- An old family favorite.
- Dad tells jokes.
- The fun old ads.
- Great fun with first-time guests.
- Who do we kiss?
- A creepy classic story.
- I settled for a camel.
- Looks good to me.
- I left Facebook, but not my friends.
- A nice escape.
- A wonderful collection.
- Rubber band fight with the judge.
- Those darn weevils.
- Fun with words.
- Our family had a blast with this.
- Show them what you showed me in the restroom.
- It really works.
- A life saver.
- A kids' favorite.
- Sometimes I still think that.
- Let's bring it back.
- Almost died of laughter.
- No I wasn't.
- Ask me.
- The classic story.
- Aubrey vs. Sophia
- Until I learn them, I can admire them.
- Fun with washing.
- Wonderful response.
- No longer banned.
- A homeschool lesson for the teacher.
- A what-if product
- A what-if product
- Come. Read. Play chess.
- Our books.
- Great fun. Drives people nuts.
- Language made from marble terms.
- History of the corncob pipe.
- About the World War I rifle.
- The Morse Code if ever we need it.
- Interesting history, and help with choosing a name.
- Match the face with the crime.
- This car was unstoppable.
- Some recommended movies.
- Still quite a mystery.
- The ancient Egyptian queen who believed in One God.
- Enjoy the candy.
- I enjoy language, especially antiquated slang.
- A great practical joke on me.
- I wonder if I gave Elon Musk the idea. This post came first.
- My character and comics from the 1960s.
- My cartoons in video.
- I've found they don't make hangers like they used to. They used to pay for themselves.
- A lesson in humility.
- A fun way to do it.
- Some promotions to share if you like this blog.
- How and why I collected all of them.
- People I passed at the train station thought I was nuts.
- Several years ago now, but still interesting.
- Being a monster.
- Where I'd like to visit.
- I'm proud of this collection.
- The good ol' days.
- The Lund Family game.
- For when you want to speak with an ape.
- Everything's wrong.
- Sometimes school was funny.
- You've heard of Tom Swift? That's neat!
- "Capper's Weekly" even paid us for this.
- A love story
- Next time you're at the airport, listen up.
- A puzzle for you.
- Sometimes I really like people.
- A secret revealed.
- An Iranian folk tale.
- A unique gift idea from us to you.
- For those of you who have seen this ancient little sculpture, and love to imagine.
- Tell it like it is.
- My favorite game, a junior high invention.
- Cavorting with a carny.
- Don't joke with a knife in your head.
- Fun at the barber shop.
- Think on this before going for a walk.
- Interview with a Ukrainian.
HIPPIE ADVENTURES:
- Beauty sitting in the dust along the path on the way to the Renaissance Pleasure Faire.
- 1990 "The Family in America" article, Where Have All the Liberals Gone?
- Messing with customs.
- Freewheeling through America
- Thrust into subversion.
- Woodstock was not the first.
HITCHHIKING ADVENTURES:
- A short-cut becomes a journey.
- Hitchhiking over four thousand miles with my family.
- Trying to find a prostitute in Utah.
- I could relate to Richard Kimble.
- Racism in southern Arkansas.
- Do you like boys?
-I must have driven my parents crazy.
-Newspaper article about me in Charleston, South Carolina.
- Here he came!
-Giving my knife to a man to kill me with.
MY DAD:
- And some people think there is no God.
- Dad tells jokes.
- My 1961 Mercury Comet.
- Saying good-bye to Dad.
- Some of Dad's sermons in Korea during the War.
- A tribute to Dad by Pastor Sherman Snow.
That Kid
That Kid
- The worst thing Dad ever said to me.
MY FAITH:
- Pictures I took of our statues of the Archangels.
- Why I left the Baha'i religion.
- All the Psalms.
- The whole Didache, the oldest known written catechism.
- One of the weirdest animals ever.
- Letting the Spirit speak through me.
- A simple poem I wrote when young that has since been read from the pulpit.
- Planting a seed.
- The Encyclical that upsets those who follow convenience more than God.
- Oh well.
- I put the Old Testament into an 850-word vocabulary.
- What you'll miss.
- Dealing with disillusionment.
- Reminder of a lesson you learned before.
- Our most fervent prayer.
- Another way to read the Bible.
- Revelation of St. Philomena's martyrdom.
- One up on the devil.
- Atheism's dead end.
- A refresher course on the Rosary.
- Count them.
- The most holy worship.
-An exploration into relativism.
When Backsliding, Turn Around to Go Forward
When Backsliding, Turn Around to Go Forward
- My wild spiritual journey.
NEWSPAPER FEATURES:
- Newspaper article about me in Charleston, South Carolina.
- When a reporter visited our home.
OUR MARRIED LIFE:
- I was tired of my job, so went to build a log cabin among the Amish 2000 miles away.
- A werewolf?
- Pulling a knife on a street gang.
- Being stuck in a ball.
- If you can ride a giant rabbit, you can do anything.
- I placed an ad that said "I work."
- Sitting in a hot tub with our newborn after waffles.
- A cop made my day.
- Lady in a River.
- Husbands, support your wife's breastfeeding.
- Read my wife's version, too.
POEMS:
- From ceramic art to story to poem.
- I'm not crazy.
- Love conquers despair.
- She opened the door.
- I'll leave to another the counting of days.
- A lesson for the trolls.
- About classes.
- One of my favorites.
- I didn't get the job, but that's okay: They went out of business.
- Several other poems I wrote.
- I raised my grade to an A for writing this hardest of all poems.
- I did write that.
- On a mother's love.
- Mafia, conversion, and carrot cake.
POLITICS:
- What it says.
- The Ozarks are not for the weak of heart.
- Democrats and murder.
- A defense.
- by Arthur Heming, 1921.
- What it says.
- You vote if you don't vote.
- Why I deleted Facebook.
- About classes.
- Not cool.
- 1990 "The Family in America" article, Where Have All the Liberals Gone?
- Reason to worry.
- I'm a nature lover.
- He didn't see me.
- An uncomical comic book.
- She really said this, and my meme went viral.
- This should be a best seller.
- No kidding.
- Yes, he is still worshiped.
- What it was.
- Eugenics by any name.
- Ronald Reagan wrote to me.
- More about them.
- Feed your children.
- Anti-Communist bubble gum cards.
- The Platform in 2016.
- Who wants to destroy marriage.
- The good ol' days.
- It's no secret.
- It warmed the heart.
- I didn't miss him.
- Next time you're at the airport, listen up.
- He's rich and he pays to kill babies.
- Being on the jury was a joy.
- Live and learn is not always the case.
THE POSTAL SERVICE:
- Making good ideas bad ideas.
- One of my most viewed posts.
- "I can't find it."
- Delivering to my friends.
- A debate.
- Postal frustrations.
- "Be safe."
- What it feels like.
- My defending a man who threatened me.
PULITZER READING:
- My opinions on 69 years worth of Pulitzer winners.
- I did it!
- List of Pulitzer Prize winning fiction books.
ROMANCE:
- I baked her some bread anyway.
TARANTULAS:
- My wonderful pen pal.
- From the originator to the new guys.
- I felt safer with the prisoners than with the guards.
- Interview on phobias.
- The heart of the American Tarantula Society.
- As recorded in the Tarantula Times.
- One of my most popular posts.
- What happens when a former Miss Washington Universe poses with a tarantula.
- Who were they?
- Nightmares became good dreams.
- What pet tarantula owners said.
- Who will win?
- My talk in church on fear.
- Every issue is now on Pinterest.
TV:
- Not the same, but fun.
- He stood for truth, justice, and the American way.
- He said it like it was.
- Definitely put the cool in crime fighting.
- I'm amazed and shocked by sight deformation.
- So fun to see the little guy take down the big bad guy.
- Besides kissing Marilyn Monroe, my favorite from Jack Benny.
- I've hitchhiked thousands of miles because of him.
- My favorite serial of all time.
- Enjoyable mix of gunfighting and intelligence.
- Another great collection for a guy with no TV service.
- How can I not like someone who did the soundtrack for "Time for Beanie"?
- When TV could be trusted.
- I liked it as a kid, but love it as a grown-up.
- Before it dwindled to the Luke and Pepino Show, it was the best thing going on TV.
- It wasn't dirt.
- The first "cartoon" I ever watched, before it was a cartoon.
UNUSUAL ADVENTURES:
- I was tired of my job, so went to build a log cabin among the Amish 2000 miles away.
- Read it. Memorize it. Amaze.
- I heard what she said.
- A whirlwind tour of Branson, Missouri.
- On Mount Higgins with Bear.
- Creation of the Butter Rum Cartoon logo.
- You might be surprised at the most viewed posts.
- Weirdest job interview I ever had.
- Yes, I have claustrophobia.
- Suddenly an adult, with a kid's mind.
- Passing myself off as a nudist for seven hours.
- I kicked a dead body.
- Kenneth Ely's ghost story.
- Trying to find a prostitute in Utah.
- His name was Snorri.
- Could have had a whole biker club in our yard.
- Creepy story from Ann Velasco.
- The discovery in Columbus' own words.
- Having a flying saucer land on our car in Mississippi.
- Nothing to it.
- My sightings.
- Feel this.
- No I wasn't.
- A fearless rebel with a cause.
- Now we pay $20.
- She wrote about Bigfoot, but I found her even more amazing.
- The most exciting toothpaste ever.
- First time away from home.
- It stalled to the heartbeat.
- I was a dandelion seed.
- It didn't go as planned.
- Dad's bike.
- The whole story.
- I retired on April Fool's Day. They thought I was kidding.
- There's someone in our library.
- A thief in the night.
- I gave the bike to our priest, an avid and delighted motorcyclist.
- A classmate I never forgot.
- Our son disappeared in the snowy Rockies.
- A stranger in a foreign land.
- Yes, we were telephoned by an angel.
- The power of a smile.
- We even went to staff parties, and walked under a live camel.
- The true story by Captain Potter.
- Patient fellow, that Bandido.
- I highly recommend it.
- It scared the hell out of my dog.
- Adventure into statistics.
- On the bridge when the train came.
- The struggle to leave home.
- Best quarter I ever spent.
- Eight states.
- I'll see you tomorrow.
- To the horizon.
- The necessity of breathing.
- Just a regular day.
- My son on the end of a rope.
VIDEO:
- by Sienna Dahlen.
Animal Breeder
Animal Breeder
- Me being silly.
- Having a fight with our grandson.
The Beat is Not Dead
The Beat is Not Dead
- A tour through the Butter Rum Cartoon
The Bride of Frankenstein at the Crossroads of Life
The Bride of Frankenstein at the Crossroads of Life
- A tragic romance.
Butter Rum Cartoon
Butter Rum Cartoon
- Make Charlotte like you.
Butter Rum Cartoon - the Song
Butter Rum Cartoon - the Song
- I don't make money singing.
Butter Rum Cartoon sung by Three
Butter Rum Cartoon sung by Three
- We don't make money singing.
- A pictorial tour.
Celebrating Tarantula Enthusiasts
Celebrating Tarantula Enthusiasts
- Quotes from tarantula lovers.
Chaplain Clarence H. Lund Shaking Hands
Chaplain Clarence H. Lund Shaking Hands
- Dad shaking hands in Korea.
- My poem.
The Clone
The Clone
- A conundrum.
The Clothesline
The Clothesline
- Lindsey Stirling makes everything beautiful and profound.
Comic Books from When They Were
Comic Books from When They Were
- My comic books
- My story in video.
Dance of the Promise
Dance of the Promise
- As Wilfredo says, an answer to great problems.
A Day
A Day
- How to leave someone and make someone happy and be content.
- As it says, no description has been added to this video.
Dress Rehearsal for the Yuletide Feast
Dress Rehearsal for the Yuletide Feast
- Our daughter Disa's dress rehearsal.
Fly Me to the Moon
Fly Me to the Moon
- Going to the Moon.
Frogs without Legs
Frogs without Legs
- Written and illustrated by me, a long time ago.
Fun
Fun
-The most important part of this tour is perhaps found in the last little video shown.
Galloping Gertie
Galloping Gertie
- Real video.
German
German
- It all depends.
Googling the Butter Rum Cartoon
Googling the Butter Rum Cartoon
- A presentation of this blog.
Hello, It's Me, the Cyclops
Hello, It's Me, the Cyclops
- Even a cyclops wants recognition.
How to Get Ants Out of Your Mailbox
How to Get Ants Out of Your Mailbox
- One of my most popular videos.
How to Get Rich
How to Get Rich
- A tribute to flute music.
Idiots
Idiots
- No. Just no.
In the Middle of the House
In the Middle of the House
- One of my favorite kids' records.
Learning to Fly
Learning to Fly
- The chicken's ancestor.
Monsters
Monsters
- Our kids loved this.
Movies Recommended by the Butter Rum Cartoon
Movies Recommended by the Butter Rum Cartoon
- Some favorites.
Music Appreciation
Music Appreciation
- Not going home on the school bus.
My Favorite Car - the Citroen 2CV
My Favorite Car - the Citroen 2CV
- So cool!
My First Beer
My First Beer
- Trying to save my parents.
My Life in Brief - 1949 to 2010
My Life in Brief - 1949 to 2010
- I've outlived my funeral video.
A New Creation - an Invitation to Communion and Liberation
A New Creation - an Invitation to Communion and Liberation
- Sung by Valentina Orioni.
Old Friends on TV
Old Friends on TV
- How we miss them.
Ozee
Ozee
- My character has a toothache.
Ozee and the Kite
Ozee and the Kite
- My character has high hopes.
Ozee with the Picture Machine
Ozee with the Picture Machine
- My character and TV.
Passing by Two Gully Boys
Passing by Two Gully Boys
- Profound conversation.
Peeking
Peeking
- Oh, to be a voyeur.
Penny on a Hanger Trick
Penny on a Hanger Trick
- I won a lot of money with this.
Rebel Rails Railwear
Rebel Rails Railwear
- Say it.
Remembering School
Remembering School
- I actually learned this in school.
The Return
The Return
- Deep Within.
The Rodent Raiser and the Buttlick
The Rodent Raiser and the Buttlick
- Violence.
Sasquatch Encounter
Sasquatch Encounter
- Why I believe it exists, despite A.I. wrecking reality.
- My son taking our picture.
A Stayover
A Stayover
- A campfire story I heard at the Flying Horseshoe Ranch.
Three New Paperbacks
Three New Paperbacks
- Three of my books.
The Toy Gun
The Toy Gun
- They don't make you more violent.
Vintage TV
Vintage TV
- A nostalgic experience.
- Through Switzerland with Claudine Longet.
Want to See My Yodeling Pickle?
Want to See My Yodeling Pickle?
- Fun in the barber shop.
What, Me Worry?
What, Me Worry?
- I'm Mad.
- Beautiful
Wind Chimes in the Butter Rum Cartoon
Wind Chimes in the Butter Rum Cartoon
- Sung by Dust and Ashes.
my pink toe spider getting smaller in size... legs webbed feet gone cannot climb refuses to eat. abdomen so small . looks dry . getting shringged to 50% smaller. can help me please ?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't sound good. Is it a mature male? You can tell this by its having hooks beneath the main joints of its front legs. If so, once matured, males don't live long - just a year or two more - and so your pet may be dying of old age.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, it sounds like dehydration. Provide a shallow dish of water for your spider, and mist its home occasionally with a fine spray from a spray bottle. I don't promise miracles, but at this point it certainly wouldn't hurt.
(If you find your pet on its back, let it be, in case its beginning a molt. You would know for sure within a few hours if it's still living.)
Please let me know what happens.
My curly tarantula has 3 white spots on its abdomen, he/she is about 4 months old. he/she molts about once a month. i would just like to know if it is normal for he/she to have those three white spots at the bottom of its abdomen? This is my first tarantula so im really new with everything
ReplyDeleteFour months old is very young. Yes, the spots are normal, and should eventually disappear as the spider grows. When I had very young tarantulas, I fed them live mealworms cut in half (the two halves will live and move for a time). I'm not sure how big your Curly Haired spider is right now; maybe it can handle a whole mealworm. Anyway, enjoy.
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Dale, for your thoughts about the gully. We lived at 5th & G St. and had to walk by it in the dark. Hated it.
ReplyDeletekelly montfort
Hey, is that Montfort of the Wolten & Montfort store?
DeleteWondering if you are related to Katie Lund from Blaine. Was in my class in 1963?
ReplyDeleteNo relation. My sister Linda and I went to school in Blaine.
Deletegreat list
ReplyDeleteLove these!!!!!!
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