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elleng

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14. Cottage is on the Patuxent River, which feeds into the Chesapeake Bay.

Reply to Denninmi (Reply #8)

Fri Sep 27, 2013, 05:55 PM

Sep 2013

I love softshell crabs too! Next spring, I guess! Found some shells on my lawn today, small ones, but will keep looking. I understand this area is full of things of archaeological interest.

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A year ago today, I walked out of the day hospital program, and ... [View all] Denninmi Sep 2013 OP

Glad to see you posting again intaglio Sep 2013 #1

Dear Den, elleng Sep 2013 #2

Ah, one of those days when you feel like kicking teddy bears. Denninmi Sep 2013 #3

I LOVE ultra-casual Fridays!!! elleng Sep 2013 #4

Hey, great you're getting some of his mess cleaned up. Denninmi Sep 2013 #8

Cottage is on the Patuxent River, which feeds into the Chesapeake Bay. elleng Sep 2013 #14

Sorry to hear you have hit a rough patch... 2theleft Sep 2013 #5

AND - I totally disagree that you have nothing to show for it. 2theleft Sep 2013 #6

Oh, I know this intellectually. Denninmi Sep 2013 #7

Ok. Glad you know that at least intellectually. 2theleft Sep 2013 #9

It's like track 7 or 8 on "This Is Country Music" Denninmi Sep 2013 #10

Well over a year ago, I walked out of an out-patient program HereSince1628 Sep 2013 #11

I'm sorry, that's rough. Denninmi Sep 2013 #12

Sorry I should have just said nothing... HereSince1628 Sep 2013 #13

I have similar issues and I've turned to clinical trials TexasBushwhacker Sep 2013 #15

I've often wondered... davidthegnome Oct 2013 #16

Thanks, that's nice. Denninmi Oct 2013 #17