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Category Archives: Life on the Concord River
Damn, these rabbit holes!
Losing a beloved pet. Continue reading →
The Anniversary
Marked by years That pass too soon Counted by heartbeats And measured by tears If I could If I held the power I would stall time So this day would never come Losing you Was hard Is hard Will always … Continue reading →
The Circle Continues
The Circle of Life is a concept that many people know about. It speaks to the recycling of living tissue, both plant and animal, to death and back to another life form. Grass (or in my case garden mums) to … Continue reading →
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It’s all relative.
I’m sick and tired of the humid weather. Continue reading →
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Tagged autumn 2021, blog about living on a river, concord river, crabgrass, humidity, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, River Lady, riverlady, stories about living on the Concord River, what is relative humidity, why is it so hot outside
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Creature Comforts
Imagine an eerie sound waking you from a sound sleep. That’s what happened a few nights ago. The time was around 1:30 AM and, as already mentioned, I was fast asleep, dreaming of my two favorite men, no doubt — … Continue reading →
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In Case You Were Wondering
Flooding on the Concord River and Elsie Ave. Again! Continue reading →
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Time to Say Goodbye
Saving injured wild animals. Continue reading →
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Tagged animal rescue associations, are muskrats rodents, Billerica dog pound, I found a baby animal, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, mammals, muskrats, Newhouse, rehab facilities, River Lady, saving a baby animal, saving an animal, saving wildlife, single woman living on a river, stick to your own kind, stories about living on the Concord River, time to say goodbye, tinthia clemant, voles
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When is a Mole not a Mole?
When is a Vole a Meadow Vole? Continue reading →
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Tagged blog about living on a river, concord river, life on the concord river, living on a river, living on the Concord River, meadow voles, mice, pests, rescuing injured animals, River Lady, riverlady, saving animals, single woman living on a river, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, what do voles look like, woodland vole
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She…He…It’s Baaaaaack!
The duckling count is dropping. The piddly number of six ducklings is now down to five and I don’t have to look very far to find the reason why. Now, I’m not implying that the snapping turtle is snapping up … Continue reading →
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Just when I had given up all hope!
I’m a grandmother. Continue reading →
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