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- Jailhouse Loft
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- Les Groby at Bro Bear's, Saturday
- Quaker migration subject of Historical Society talk
- Police chase in Yellow Springs
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- Ohio premiere features YS cinematographer
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- A Green Space for the Mind
- Glen Helen Specialty License Plate before Ohio Senate
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- Bench to Nowhere: To Hell in a handbasket...
- Rocky & Pee Wee: Local politics, ugh!
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- Motorcycle Accident Injures 2
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- Ohio Poets Spring into National Poetry Month
- Invigorating the Local
- Mister Omar’s YS Chess Kings in Cincinnati
- Future of Education series continues this week
- Federal cuts to NPR to affect WYSO
- "For Sale" sign up at YSI
- Chickens still on the run
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- Bench to Nowhere: Erin go Bragh!
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3 comments:
All the poor thing lacks is a newspaper on her chest with the day's date. It's too much. I can't take any more. I'll pay the ransom.
Midas actually liked wearing his cone of shame. I never understood why, but he would get excited about putting it back on when it was off.
Suki doesn't like it. We discussed removing it for short periods while we would watch her carefully, but we decided we would never be able to get it back on again. One benefit: My heels are healing while she heals.
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