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traveler and explorer.

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Job well done!

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Dig a hole and the powerful will come.

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Built in 1929, the walls tell stories not heard for a long time.

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New power installation

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Beet are pickled and ready in about 3 days.

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Big hole where the new power and fiber come in. The new green box is here too. Getting an upgrade.

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Leaving the big city for the north

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Rumbling on Chicago Bay Road!

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New power lines and fiber going down Chicago Bay Road.

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The morning is waking up.

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Luna moths arrives at the same time every year.

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My tombstone is in place till the end of time.

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New underground power lines are being installed next week.

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Picked up piece that’s been hidden for 20 years.

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Rhubarb time again.

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Dill and cilantro planted ready for the summer weather to make it grow.

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Elon Musk sparked a major online conversation by sharing a unique viewpoint on parental responsibility and choice.

He pointed out that because children cannot choose to be born, the decision to bring them into the world is made entirely by their parents.

Therefore, the people who choose to have children must take full accountability for that choice.

Under this perspective, children do not owe their parents anything in return for being raised and cared for.

Instead, mothers and fathers have an absolute duty to provide unconditional love, guidance, and support throughout a child's upbringing.

This idea completely flips traditional expectations, where parents often look for appreciation or future support from their offspring.

Musk’s comments have pushed people to rethink the deep meaning of family dynamics and what it truly means to raise a human being.

The viewpoint challenges old social habits and encourages a more selfless approach to parenting.

By removing the idea of debt from the parent-child relationship, this philosophy emphasizes that caring for the next generation is a profound duty rather than an investment meant to bring personal rewards later in life.

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The band got together and played some tunes.

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Always nice to get a note from the retired postmaster of Grand Portage.

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Before the bugs come and the are coming, time for new screens.