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Squirrel Passport Cover
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New Green Squirrel Passport Holder By Shagwear
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Price: $24.97
You Save: $10.00 (40%)
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Item comes complete with 6 id or credit card holders and an additional transparent id slot.
'Journey Stories' To Include Al Smith's Life
Al’s parents moved to Florida in the late 1920’s to take advantage of the real estate boom, but a year later the boom went bust.
Nevertheless, Al remembers those early years as happy ones. Until he was ten, they lived in The Acacias, atop a bluff by Sarasota Bay, an idyllic setting Al describes as, “A magical, unkempt place of orange and grapefruit trees, sea birds and squirrels, oleanders and mossy oaks.”
When his father’s drinking created problems, the family moved back to Tennessee to become farmers.
The hope was that being closer to nature and God would keep his father away from the saloons.
The family purchased a three-hundred acre farm in Hendersonville, but a measly twenty of the acres were tillable cropland.
At first, there was no electricity or running water, and the log house dated back to the Civil War. Unlike the majestic setting of The Acacias, this place was pretty dismal: “The barbed wire fences needed mending, the sagging gates had to be dragged open, the barn and stable slanted downhill, and the peach trees had gone barren.
Liveblogging Six New Chipmunks: Chip-Wrecked Clips...So You Don't Have To!
Rats scream, “Please don’t eat us, Mr. Jungle Monster,” after flinging a mango at her forehead. This is not the way to treat your most promising co-star.0:25 - For a second, a disoriented Jenny Slate, also stranded on this island, lunges towards the chipmunks and I get excited, thinking this could take a turn into Lord of the Flies territory with Alvin’s head ending up on a stick. Instead, she just can’t believe that squirrels can talk and needs a closer look.
0:36 - When Slate confesses that she doesn’t know who these high-pitched hooligans are, they offer her a choreographed “Bad Romance” number. Each second that they cover the hit, I see Lady Gaga’s bank account growing in direct correlation with my annoyance.
0:59 - Upon hearing that Slate has been chipwrecked for “8 or 9 years,” the Chipettes worry that they will be trapped “forever.” I am unsurprisingly fine with this as long as the public isn’t subjected to any more sequels of their adventures.
Savvy Squirrel Prepares For Winter - The Frisky
Store your nuts for the winter? This savvy British squirrel stashed hundreds of acorns in the exhaust pipe of a car. When the vehicle failed to start, the driver assumed there was a mechanical problem and called AA, a roadside rescue service. AA employee Andy Smith came to the scene, and was baffled when he could find no obvious issue with the car. Then, while the engine was being revved, Andy saw an air pipe collapse. Upon removing the air intake, countless acorns came pouring out. They removed the remainder of the acorn and the car was restored to working order – but, as Andy Smith said, “I just hope the wee thing has plenty of other stashes buried away for the winter,” or else he’s out of luck. He gets an “A” for intelligence. [ Newslite ]
Mini Elephant Passport Covers : Bambino Goodies
We’re headed off on a big trip in a few weeks time so when my mate Claire spotted these elephant print passport covers over at Baffinbag’s Etsy shop , I got very excited at the prospect of jazzing up the kids passports and they’re an absolute steal at only $7 each plus $3 shipping. Available in various colourways including tangerine, lime, and black, there’s an aeroplane print as well, plus quite a few floral numbers should you fancy treating yourself to one.
Passport covers while of course adding a bit of style to a mundane essential, they also create a sense of ‘ownership’ – my two girls love being able to readily identify what belongs to them!