Butch Femme Planet - What is on your mind

Exactly! I was born there.

If you pull yourself out of the wetlands, Chad, there are plenty of wonderful things to explore. And yes, you can likely pick up a bag of peanuts on the side of the road.

Here are some other yummy treats you might be able to find.

CherryWine

03-29-2017 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Chad (Post 1135714)

Thank you, it has been decades since my last trip there. I will be up to my waist in wetlands so not much time to explore on my own. Do they have hot boiled peanuts there? I have a craving.

Great video!

No offense intended, please pardon me.

None taken. 'Tis true what Genme said about the roadside boiled peanuts, but you'd probably have a better chance finding those at harvest in the fall. However, I did see a guy selling them in the parking lot at Home Depot this past weekend.

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1135722)

Yes, lots of good eating down here. But...did he just say barbecue sauce in red beans and rice?! I'm going to take it upon myself to say that's a no-no for most Mississippians (and other Southerners). :D

Jesse

03-29-2017 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by CherryWine (Post 1135760)

...did he just say barbecue sauce in red beans and rice?! I'm going to take it upon myself to say that's a no-no for most Mississippians (and other Southerners). :D

I strongly agree with CherryWine on this. That's a no on the barbeque sauce in the red beans and rice! :overreaction:

Gemme

03-30-2017 05:49 AM

I am not responsible for all content in videos posted. lol

Kobi	04-13-2017 08:02 AM

For 2 days now, I have been watching a juvenile bird of prey (either an osprey or a hawk - cant see that far) having a breakfast of squirrel on the roof of my neighbors SUV.

Hawks tend to favor our parking lot for the abundance of chipmunks. That is just nature. Have never seen them go after squirrels but food is food.

The worrisome part is choosing to eat and store half eaten food on the roof of a vehicle. Nature is nature until nature collides with human interests.

I'm hoping this was just an opportunistic thing and doesn't become a territorial thing.

Mel C.

04-17-2017 12:04 AM

Sometimes I'm not as smart as I'd like to believe I am.

AmazonDC

04-17-2017 03:25 AM

her always her

girl_dee

04-17-2017 03:33 AM

that the family is gone, i feel sad to miss them, but omg what a whirlwind.

JDeere

04-18-2017 08:17 PM

My ex, as usual and how much I truly miss her.

Gayandgray

04-18-2017 10:17 PM

My butch spouse and her declining health...........

Kätzchen

04-19-2017 12:23 PM

I hold huge respect for people who defy social convention, non-conformity in healthy respectful ways.

Kätzchen

04-20-2017 02:57 PM

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Kobi	04-20-2017 03:56 PM

This has not been an easy eaglet season.

Now one of the 3ish week old eaglets in the Washington DC nest has a leg which appears to be caught in the branches of the nest. Lil bugger is struggling to dislodge itself and seems to be tiring after hours of struggling.

Momma is hovering right next to it but cannot seem to assist.

A rescue in this situation is complicated. By law, humans cannot interfere in a wild nest unless there is an actual or suspected human cause for the problem.

I dont envy the people who have to make the decision. FB folk are already up in arms that nothing is being done or done fast enough.

Even if they can find a way to justify a rescue, they still need permission from a few government agencies to do so. And, then, if it is a go, they are going to have to contend with a very protective Momma.

Gonna be a long evening.