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Oh wow, so tiny but so cute.

Those are a few of my favorites.

Your girls and your bunnies are beautiful, Justin. : )

Great pictures, Justin!

Thanks for sharing your pictures, Justin. Your girls are adorable.

Sharon wrote: "Oh wow, so tiny but so cute."

That one hopped out of the nest, so I snapped a quick pic while taking care of it.

Charlene wrote: "Your girls and your bunnies are beautiful, Justin. : )"

Thank you charlene. I have houndreds of pictures of the girls and quit a few of bunny's also alot of my goats sheep chickens dogs and cats most of which have my girls in them, snapfish just did there penny prints deal and I spent close to $100. I usually save them up like that until I get a deal and buy them all, time to start scrapbooking!

I love rabbits, I started raising them with my grandpa both for pets (the ones pictured) as well as meat breeds. When my grandpa passed away awhile back I sold them all but I will get back into it in time, I already miss them. A babby bunny is the cutest thing in the world, you should see some of my videos.

please help me. How do you post a picture?
Dean Henryson

Dean, you have to put your picture in a photo storage site like photobucket. Once your picture is uploaded there, there will usually be a code that you can copy and paste in the comment box here at goodreads and it will show your picture.

If you look at the top of the comment box, you'll see this: (some html is ok)

Click on that and you will find the basic code that you use for posting images.

GR doesn't make it easy to post a picture.

To post one you find on the Internet, just cut and paste the URL into the HTML code provided in the (some html is ok) link.

It's beautiful, though. The year before last we had snow several times, which is unusual. Last year: nothing. Hope we get some this year. My son will have a ball playing with the neighborhood kids. And we bought a sled.

I like having snow for Christmas, then it can leave. Not sure if we'll have snow this year. Today's weather is in the 50's and the sun is shining brightly. It's December 3 and we've only had around a inch so far.

If it snowed at Christmas down here, we wouldn't be able to get to visit with our relatives Christmas Eve or day because we're never prepared to drive in the snow and ice. So I wouldn't want a white Christmas at all. A few years ago it threatened to snow on Christmas Eve and I was bummed it could keep up from going to my uncle's.

I like snow.
Who needs relatives?

Like Kyle, I don't mind a little dusting or snow for Christmas. After that I don't like having to deal with it at all.
Plus after the first day or so, the snow turns dirty and ugly looking.

we've only had a dusting so far. After so many years of onstreet or uncovered parking, I was actually looking forward to not having to constantly scrape my car this year because we have a garage at our new place.

Oh, Rachel. Then it's guaranteed not to snow there this year!
Just like it's guaranteed to rain on the day or the day after I wash my car.

I like snow for about a month. I heat my house with corn and because it was so dry around here crops did bad and the price skyrocketed. I don't know how I am going to make it through the winter. Good thing I stocked the freezers (4 of them and ones a chest freezer) with chicken, rabbit, and venison.

Is there a special burner/stove for corn, Justin?

I am heating this year with a wood stove, which is doing a tremendous job so far. It's a lot of work for us, but so far looks like it is going to save us about $1500.00 over the winter in heating costs.

Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "Seems it always rains after I wash my car. It's like...the rain KNOWS. :XD"

Kyle, right? It's so frustrating!

Yea it Burns corn, wood pellets, and cherry pits. You fill the back and get the fire started then it drops a handfull every few minutes to keep the fire going. My old man owns 10 acres he is going to plant corn on next year after the farmer who plants and harvests it takes his cut there should be enough to heat my house his house and my uncles house all winter. Next year will be alot better for me.

Justin wrote: "Yea it Burns corn, wood pellets, and cherry pits. You fill the back and get the fire started then it drops a handfull every few minutes to keep the fire going. My old man owns 10 acres he is going ..."

Oh, I see. I didn't know pellet stoves could burn other things. It's nice to have a hopper like that too.

Ye olde woodstove that I have, has to be loaded and tended to quite a bit.

I fill mine twice a day.

We've got a woodburner, a big red one in the basement. At my step-dad's house growing up, we had the same kind, but in the garage. It does an awesome job heating the house, but it's a bit messy with the firewood and the dust. I like it though, something about a real fire is just good.

Kit, yes it is very messy!
But it smells so good and is very efficient.

We have a wood burning fireplace and it heats the front part of our house really well. Also, we have about 10 floor to ceiling windows in our dining/living room and in the winter we raise the shades and let it heat up the house. Our power bill is really low in the winter.

I love my woodburning fireplace. The problem is the upstairs gets cold when I have a fire going.

That can happen because the heat doesn't kick on because it's warm from the fire. But our house must be really well insulated because the back part of the house doesn't get too cold. We only use a fire when it's really cold outside and it's more for ambience; very relaxing to lie in the living room with the lights on low and watch the fire. By the time we go to bed it's out and the heat kicks on.

Your cat is pregnant.....

LOL! She's pretty. : )

And eating ottomans?

Are you planning on airmailing Madam Sox to another country?

I was about to ask what was on her back...

A rare find ... once in about 25 years or so the Mojave Desert gets some intense growths of poppies and other flowers. A strange place for a horror author to wind up, huh?

What a great photo! The poppies are beautiful.

Nice photo, Dean! Every year there is a field of tulips that pops up by the local high school and people flock there to take pictures.

Not a bad place for a horror author photo at all. Maybe they come from evil poppy spores from an underground labyrinth of hell and whoever smells them goes homicidally insane. Just sayin’.

Smoke 'em while you got 'em.

Dean wrote: "



A rare find ... once in about 25 years or so the Mojave Desert gets some intense growths of poppies and other flowers. A strange place for a horror author to wind up, huh?"


Beautiful picture, Dean.

Jon Recluse wrote: "Smoke 'em while you got 'em."

Thanks, taking ten....

Bill wrote: "Nice photo, Dean! Every year there is a field of tulips that pops up by the local high school and people flock there to take pictures.

Not a bad place for a horror author photo at all. Maybe they ..."

LOL Bill!

Beautiful pic, Dean!

Wow, what happened there?

Roof line at the ground. Don't see that too often.

Charlene wrote: "Wow, what happened there?"

house fall down, go boom.

LOL Rachel! Yeah, I guess it did.

my daughter's Santa picture this year... all did not go as planned, but he was a really nice Santa

she was really excited to get a rocking horse and she "rides" it everyday :)

that "princess" bed was waaaaaay harder to put together than it should have been...it took longer than the rocking horse!