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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

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Hello Friends,


THE ONLY TRUE HAPPINESS IN LIFE IS TO LOVE AND BE LOVED :butterfliesonrose:


Love,

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Where there is love there is life. :hello:
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Happy Valentine's Day!

:cupid:

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Tex,

Is that emoticon frog kissing, hunting???

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That's supposed to be Cupid, with the bow. :lol:

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Ahhhh, Tex.

Got it. I thought it was you hunting frogs and since we French eat frog legs, I took it very personally :lol:

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:hello:

Happy Valentine's Day, PP Friends!!

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Monique,

We used to occasionally eat frog legs around here, too, but since fur prices went to practically nothing a couple of decades or so ago, the racoons and coyotes have taken over the ponds, creeks, and rivers (and everywhere else), and I haven't heard a bullfrog in years. They may have wiped them out around here. :sad:

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