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Beautiful. So serene.

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Good for you. 🙂Just listening to the wind makes me want to stay under the covers b

We have made good progress but we have to keep going. ❤️ Share and donate. Thank you all so much

Donate to Keep Diane's Sanctuary Dream Alive, organized by Beth Hyman Update: An extaordinary amount has been happening behind the scenes here at Squirrelwood… Beth Hyman needs your support for Keep Diane's Sanctuary Dream Alive

I know everyone has been waiting all day. I wrote a long update on the GFM. I can answer any questions here. I cannot name the organization until a formal board resolution passes. www.gofundme.com/f/keep-diane...

Good to know . I will buy this.

Yes currently nice rain showers here on the South Shore.

This lovely sanctuary, its precious animals, and its beloved partners, staff, and volunteers saw so many of us through the darkest days of the pandemic. It's heartbreaking that it has to end, but with our continued support they will find loving homes and Beth can recover her health. Please donate. ♥️

It has been eight years for me and I still sometimes think, wait, until I tell this to mom.

Thx to all who helped reach our 1st goal!❤️But we need to keep this going to catch up funding critical expenses like fixing an old leaking roof, ongoing animal care & for staff to cover ALL the work that Diane did on the farm. It's a lot. Beth needs us now more than ever, please give what you can?

I did not know about this.

A brown, wood-tone interpretive sign called Magnificent Migratory Monarchs. It explains monarch natural history and includes a diagram of their life cycle and map of their migration route. It also includes photos of different local milkweed species.

A large kiosk with three visible interpretive signs in a park on a sunny day. One sign is called Evolution of a River and tells the story of the Assiniboine River's course change since the last ice age. The other visible sign is called Below the Surface and shares information about the food web in the river.

A grey interpretive sign is mounted in front of a large brick church with a white steeple. The sign is titled Coming Together to Build a Community and shares the story in both English and French, the history of St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba.

A blue and white interpretive sign surrounded by snow. It's titled the Wreck of the Suzanne E and tells the story of the worst nautical disaster on Lake Winnipeg in 1965.

Is your community or organization thinking about sharing your story through interpretive signs? Learn more about the process and how to do it well with a little bit of professional help in this free webinar that I'm hosting next week. - May 22, 2:00 pm CDT. 🎨 3common.com/event/680bc0...

Yep, that would be my guess.

Sending energy thoughts your way.

Good night Spike.

Oh such a lovely restaurant. I had the best hamburger there. Sad news. Looked forward to having the high tea some day.

Some days I feel my nails look like this.

Ughhhhhh! 😡

I loved this movie.

@maddow.msnbc.com Boise Idaho, 5k today.

Today our household is not looking for Easter eggs but for the ten Jingle Bell balls the cat has hidden somewhere. He is good. They are not under the couch!

I remember.

Have a good run.

Sleep well Spike.

Here in🇨🇦 I have had a couple of cries over all this as well. I believe the eagle was a sign of hope. Sending hugs from the north.

I keep wondering the same thing. No arrests.

This is fabulous 🤩

Wow three years! Time flies.