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Niagara

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9. Whew!

Reply to LuckyCharms (Original post)

Thu Apr 30, 2026, 12:46 PM

Apr 30

Sometimes animals like opossums and raccoons act strange for various other reasons such as their shelter being destroyed or invaded or protecting their young.

I'm sure that the playful mulch doggie is safe from rabies especially since he or she is up to date on vaccines.

I'm not sure what my spirit animal is but I'm confident that it has rabies.

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Well, it doesn't look like a lot... [View all] LuckyCharms Apr 30 OP

My question is True Dough Apr 30 #1

This was my reaction to your response here, True Dough... LuckyCharms Apr 30 #3

This is truly rewarding, Lucky! True Dough Apr 30 #6

. LuckyCharms Apr 30 #8

Happy mulching, Lucky UpInArms Apr 30 #2

Thank you! LuckyCharms Apr 30 #14

6 cu. yards? That's a lot for me. erronis Apr 30 #4

It fascinates me how the pile doesn't look that big... LuckyCharms Apr 30 #5

Kind of like True Dough Apr 30 #7

Whew! Niagara Apr 30 #9

I hope you don't bite me then. LuckyCharms Apr 30 #10

HA!! Niagara Apr 30 #17

Easy does it, Lucky. Harker Apr 30 #11

Do you think True Dough Apr 30 #12

I just hate the thought of him hurting his back. Harker Apr 30 #15

It's going to take me a few years to eat all of that mulch. LuckyCharms Apr 30 #13

Fiber! Harker Apr 30 #16