Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.

[RoamingInsomniac]

Miss E Font wrote:

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I too can only sleep with a fan on, even in the winter.

I do that too, but apparently that noise isn't enough so I have the train too.

[wow]

hmm

[Ancient Wolf]

Miss E Font wrote:

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I too can only sleep with a fan on, even in the winter.

I keep 2 ceiling fans suspended from the cathedral ceiling and a bedside fan operating 24/7/365.... except when the power goes off LOL

[Miss E Font]

Ancient Wolf wrote:

<quoted text>I keep 2 ceiling fans suspended from the cathedral ceiling and a bedside fan operating 24/7/365.... except when the power goes off LOL

The electric goes off and I wake up! Silence?

[RoamingInsomniac]

Miss E Font wrote:

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The electric goes off and I wake up! Silence?

Me too.

[kevin]

Miss E Font wrote:

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The electric goes off and I wake up! Silence?

Gotta have that white noise.

[Miss E Font]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>Gotta have that white noise.

maybe I need a boyfriend that snores? Wonder if that works for white noise ?

[kevin]

Miss E Font wrote:

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maybe I need a boyfriend that snores? Wonder if that works for white noise ?

It doesn't.

I had a girlfriend that snored,,,:D

[Miss E Font]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>It doesn't.

I had a girlfriend that snored,,,:D

my dog snores. I'm like WTF?

[Imposter]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>I think I'd do ya.
I ain't queer...
I'd just like to see the look on your face,

That was such a gay thing to say Ten Queers. Sick idea there, Pocahontas. You should probably pray on that one.
The First Church of Discount Sin has a humpaburn special this month.
One of the bus hoes might bring you back to the right team you little fairy princess you. Who was it that ran the show ? JB? JD I think it was. Go to the church drive through window and inquire for JD.

[Miss E Font]

I'll take one for the team! Kevin has always sparked my interest.
It was lust at first type

[Miss E Font]

Hi Una & imposter
Hope you are both having a lovely Sunday.

[kevin]

Miss E Font wrote:

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my dog snores. I'm like WTF?

Isn't that odd!

Her dog snored too.

[kevin]

Miss E Font wrote:

I'll take one for the team! Kevin has always sparked my interest.
It was lust at first type

Lust? Tell me some more.

[THE UNA FARTER]

Miss E Font wrote:

Hi Una & imposter
Hope you are both having a lovely Sunday.

Hi Miss E. Having a lovely day.

[Miss E Font]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>Isn't that odd!

Her dog snored too.

was she as adorable as me? You have compared us on several occasions

[Miss E Font]

THE UNA FARTER wrote:

<quoted text>Hi Miss E. Having a lovely day.

I found some of that fart scented Mr Bubble you like--put it in the bathroom for you.

[Miss E Font]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>Lust? Tell me some more.

Lust is an underrated emotion. It's primal and not as complicated as the other L word (no not lesbian).

[THE UNA FARTER]

Miss E Font wrote:

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I found some of that fart scented Mr Bubble you like--put it in the bathroom for you.

Thank you Nanny. I fixed you a spray bottle of Fartbreeze to spray in the back of your night stand fan.

[Abeliever]

crickets wrote:

http://naturesoundsca.blogspot .com/2009/11/peaceful-cricket- sounds.html
Peaceful Cricket Sounds
There are many people who are using the sounds of crickets,(that is, real recordings of cricket chirps and not just sound effects) for relaxation, sleeping, meditation, and for masking other noises.
There is something primordial about the sounds of crickets. The sounds of crickets embody that quiet, peaceful feeling of a warm and cozy, safe and secure night. They speak of farmland, countryside, the grass beside the sidewalk, and those little oases of green in the urban environment. And because crickets chirp only when its warm, they speak of summer, summer vacations, camping, and those recreational things we do when we “get-away” from it all.
Certainly part of the relaxing effect of cricket sounds can be due to the associations we have made in the past with crickets. Those chances we get to relax outside near crickets, usually coincide with visits with family or friends, or with recreational travel, and with the warmer seasons. Over time, subconsciously, we make that association of cricket sounds with relaxation.

I love the cricket sounds, coyotes, owls, those birds we talked about last year that sing at night, and the Louisville/Nashville train in the distance. Or the just the rain. I like the night sounds and have my window up at least an 1/4-1/2 inch all winter
for the fresh air and the wind blowing. TV will do it too the older I get. hahaha Sorry I missed you. Hope you had a great a weekend as I did. Looking forward to autumn and the leaves turning/cool nights.:)