Jennifer

you know what? it very likely is. thank you!

you should absolutely do that

Eww. First of all why does this random Israeli bitch have an eagle feather emoji in their pfp, let alone a super racist Irish caricature? Yuck.

15 minutes and counting! Had a nice little cookie and a cup of coffee in the meantime. Mini vacay?

I'm just patiently waiting for my pharmacy to open at 9:30 am (kinda weirdly late) so I can ask to pay out of pocket for taxi delivery on my med refills 🙏

I like this idea and just took one for the team. I hope my personal sacrifice helps speed along the release of Kilmar Obrego 🙏

If we're doing puppy time this is my borderline senior puppy Holly 🐕‍🦺🐕🥰❤️🥹🙏

lmao it just be like that sometimes 😔

ooh nice meal

That's quite a lot tbh

Matthew Field - screenshot of his picture

I've gotta say I don't especially trust this guy's personal judgment 🤷‍♀️

it definitely does have one or two things going for it yet

wow that's gorgeous 🥹🥰🙏

Somehow I don't think Tolkien would like that very much

I read a novel about her in grade 6 that had such a powerful conclusion it permanently changed me as a person. I only wish I could remember what it was called or who the author was 😭

they do make 1mg tablets and they are dirt cheap in canada

adorable omg 🐘🥹

Stó:lō historian Sonny McHalsie is retiring after 40 years After more than four decades of learning and sharing the stories of the Stó:lō people in the Fraser Valley, Sonny McHalsie is retiring, but he still has a lot of stories left to learn and share.

Sonny McHalsie is retiring this year 🥹😭🙏❤️

they're all pretty special tbh, can't go wrong with a single one

They called it in 1989 🌊

nicely done!!

lol of course mine is just about evenly balanced. I like a lot of different types of food

they damned well always do, don't they? one of the best types of sandwiches 🙏

hot chicken sandwich absolutely slaps 👏

oh wow what a beauty 🥰

yeah! for a few short decades there we were basically the same colony governed by the HBC and had a fairly integrated economic base. The US wanted Oregon and the Brits wanted everything further north of it, so here we are today, separate but formerly akin. if you ever spot a lime kiln on the land...

We did briefly share a quicklime/brick manufacturing industry before the border happened

I have wondered how much that may have also been so in Oregon before the border was determined

That's super interesting. The BC Gulf Islands had some earlyish orchards in the 1870s which are now mainly broken up into smaller lots with few remaining trees. My family used to have a place with a King apple tree that only produced every other year at best. They were awesome when they did!

i love an old alternating year heritage orchard apple like that. I wonder when it was planted and what variety it is?