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@tgraf66 I love that thought.  Thank you. ❤️ 



   
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@lovendures   I am not expecting any blizzards to descend on North FL  but we are going to get the first hard freeze of the winter.  YAY.  Freezes help keep the population of roaches, mosquitoes, termites, exotic weeds, and exotic invasive critters in check.  The downside is having to cover and/or take inside cold-sensitive plants.  ( One can gauge the coldness of winters here by how many times the porch plants have to be brought inside.)      I will do some home decluttering this weekend as well. 



   
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It's just like that in Portland OR when even with just one inch of snow. The stores are crowded with people stocking up, the gas stations same and the roads are crowded like an apocalypse is coming. We are just Not accustomed to snow. Thinking of all you and some family in its path and sending good vibes your way. 



   
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Hi guys, I am having a minor forum glitch of my own. Had my first cataract done on friday and I can see for  miles and its so colourful and bright out there. The minor glitch I cant see to read well now, will have to wait for the next op in 4 weeks then see how it all is, may still need glasses for reading.  The downside I might have to, gulp, stop posting and reading until it all settles. Is that cheering I can hear, thank god say they.

Being the stubborn little bugger I be I will probably persist, so there, take that.

It will be wonderful if I don't have to wear glasses at all, have been since I was about 10.

Regards to all and ain't medical science wonderful



   
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@matildagirl I got my first pair of glasses when I was 5, then wore contacts for 50 years. Had my cataracts done about 4 years ago and was so thrilled that I could open my eyes in the morning and see the time on the clock. Now I have reading glasses in every room, my purse, and my car. I hang my readers on the lamp shades in the rooms so that my dog can’t get them ( she chewed two pairs so far) and I can find them. Sometimes, the readers sneak out of other rooms and I will find 4 pairs hanging on the family room lamp! I, too, can see a mile away but not a foot in front of me. And yes, science is wonderful. 



   
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Is a squirrel in your house a metaphor of your mind?

No sooner than this website came back on line than I came down this morning as the blizzard was raging to surprise. I heard a clatter in our living room and went to look, and zipping past me at the speed of light was a little squirrel. She hid under the couch and we opened the door to let her out but instead she flew down the basement stairs under a door and disappeared into our basement.

We barricaded the basement door so we'd know where to find her while we figured out what the heck to do.  Has she been living here?  Did she accidentally slip in when we were loading firewood yesterday?

Or does she, God forbid,  have a family somewhere in the house?  Or did she slip in during the night when I took the dog out twice during the night?

The plan: She's down there now and we will open the bulkhead in the morning and hope she leaves. 

Anyone got any tips on squirrels in the house?  Been here 28 years and never happened before. I can't stop thinking about her down there.

Also, can Mercury Retrograde bring a squirrel into your house? 

 



   
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@jeanne-mayell 

I can only imagine what a sight that squirrel was to you this morning Jeanne.  Hahaha!

While you contemplate a way to eventually get the squirrel out of your basement, you might ponder the meaning of seeing the squirrel. 

Ted Andrews who is the authority on spirit animals and what messages animals may be sending us had this to say about squirrels.  ( He actually have a lot more to say but this will do.)

Symbolic Squirrel Meaning
When the squirrel comes into our lives it is often a message for us to have more fun, and take life a little less seriously. We can see this in the squirrel's daily antics in our yards and surroundings.
However, other animal symbolism of squirrels deal with practicality. As the squirrel is commonly known to hide and save its food and return to it in the winter months - we take this as a sign in our own lives; a sign that it might be time to look into our own provisions. For example: Is it time to consider a retirement plan? Are we adequately insured? Or even as simple as doing simple and preventative repairs around the house.
Summary of Symbolic Squirrel Meaning
Energy
Play
Prudence
Balance
Socializing
Preparation
Resourcefulness
It's not commonly known that the squirrel only actually finds 10% of the nuts he hides for safekeeping. This is another message from the squirrel that we can also foolishly over-prepare. Here there is a lesson of balance to be considered.
However, there is a higher significance in this message of finding our 10%. All those nuts our squirrels do not recover are all primed and ready to seed themselves. This means, that thanks to our furry friends, we are gifted with new generations of trees and plants sprouting from all the seeds and nuts burrowed in the soil by squirrels.
This symbolically coincides with the old adage "what we sow is what we reap." What may seem like absent-mindedness is actually a strong message to us to be mindful of the metaphorical seeds we plant in our own lives as they we will surely reap the consequences.
Squirrels are quite sociable, and are often seen in pairs or groups. Any amount of observation of the squirrel will reveal that it is a vocal creature as well, and using extensive communications - particularly when in play or when it feels threatened.
In this manner, the animal symbolism of squirrels addresses our ability to express ourselves in social settings. The squirrel reminds us to communicate effectively with others, and to honor those around us with our presence.
Squirrels can teach us balance within the circle of gathering and giving out. If we are doing too much of one or the other, squirrel may be coming into our life to help us. Work and play go hand-in- hand or the work will create problems and become more difficult and less fruitful. 
I would encourage you to meditate upon the squirrel, and ask it to reveal its message to you. Odds are it will share its own special messages with you.
 
This is likely much more information than you would like to take in, but perhaps there is something here which can be useful.  
You know, I never thought of a squirrel as a tree planter before.  I wonder how many squirrels are responsible for the trees you so dearly love Jeanne?


   
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@lovendures This is perfect. And made me laugh.  I love that little squirrel, but I want him to leave and be free.



   
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I really love this thread.

We have 2 squirrels who play in the back yard. My kitty cats love to sit in the doorway and watch.  

Yesterday the snow began to fall. The house is surrounded  by old growth  trees and it is a beautiful winter wonderland. 

Grateful for  a snow day off of work, a full fridge and pantry. Baked cookies and banana bread and made hot chocolate

Love to all



   
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Posted by: @jeanne-mayell

Anyone got any tips on squirrels in the house?

Q:  How do you catch a squirrel?

 

 

 

 

 

A:  Climb up a tree, and act like a nut.



   
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