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Snowy Day in Pictures
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Coming off sane.
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Groundhogs, Gourds, and Dr. Liver
First, to answer a few questions. Gourds are related to squash, cucumbers and pumpkins. They aren’t really edible, and their main purpose around these parts is decorative. In Africa I know some of the tribes use gourds as jugs to store and transport water. I also happen to know of a wonderful diarist at DD…