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A sunny late-January day means the Dominique hens are hot to begin laying eggs again, after their midwinter break. And I’ve been itching for some stand-up-on-its-own mayonnaise.

A sunny late-January day means the Dominique hens are hot to begin laying eggs again, after their midwinter break. And I’ve been itching for some stand-up-on-its-own mayonnaise.

This entry was posted in VVR on 26 January 2022 by Quincy.

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← I just finished meeting with my Sunday writing group and I haven’t laughed so hard all week. Want to join in the fun? Send me a message. Even on the seashore, the edge remains abundant. At this time last week, @owenmcmichael and I were freezing our cheeks on a cold southern beach, deep in our inaugural siblings’ weekend. We found furry sand dollars, jellyfish galore, and maybe even some whale innards. Thank you, brother, for making the time. And @jelmcm for holding down the fort at home. →

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