answer the last question, ask the next.

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(you had pepsi for breakfast???....ewwww....not a fan of that one!)

Greens+, Flaxseed and Calcium supplement!

What's an easy flower to plant in my garden that won't take a lot of maintanance?
 

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daisies -- but they spread like wildfire over a couple years time. black eyed susans make a nice contrast. petunias are good if you don't mid dead-heading them. hostas are great for lots of green, but don't bloom all summer. i also like varieties of lillies-- the perenialls tend to be pretty hardy.


is it silent where you are?
 

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nope.... Jack is on the bed with me chasing a furry mouse and Cooper is watching him - I have the tv on - and the clicking of my nails on the keyboard

Do you use chapstick?
 

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Zinnias and Marigolds, tall, short, or medium, are so easy, and the tall ones are good for cutting. I like the Cactus flowered ones. You could let Morning Glory (Heavenly Blue is nice.) climb your lamp post, trellis, or wrought iron posts.

Whoops, too slow again. No chapstick, but I wear lipstick, and that keeps my lips from getting chapped.

Is there any sign of Spring flowers coming up in your yard?
 

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Chapstick? I use a store brand lip balm SPF15.

Flowers in the yard? Nope - Pearl would eat them. My bougainvilla is in front but its looking kind of sickly. My organ pipe cactus has lots of new fruit on it, though.

What do you pay for haircuts?
 

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oops - too slow.

(nope, but i think it is a little chilly, yet. i hope to see my hostas poking through soon!
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i cut my own hair, but if i do go get it cut, i pay around $15 (cost cutters)


do you like tidy gardens or wild, lush gardens?
 

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I don't do gardens (dogs again) but I do want some shade trees, in the backyard, if we can find some that Pearl won't eat.

How often do you change your hair style/color?
 

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Not even nearly as often as I should. I keep scooping and adding and scooping and adding.

Whats the closest you ever came to, to your "15 minuets of fame"?
 

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When I was living in Tombstone, our gunfight show was filmed, for a BBC documentary.

Have you ever won an award, for anything?
 

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Yup, I have won lots of awards for my shooting, but my two proudest accomplishments are being the first woman Master class shooter (94% of shots in the 10 and X ring) in Colorado, and earning the Distinguished Rifleman Badge. The Distinguished program was started in the 1870s and you earn points in certain (high pressure!) rifle matches. Since 1870, I was the 41st woman to ever go Distinguished, and around 850th of the TOTAL men and women who had earned it.


What was your proudest moment?
 

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I went from being a phlebotomist at a blood bank to being a performer in historical reenactments.

Have your cats calmed sown, from the full moon, yet?
 
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