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I took great satisfaction in picking the ear worms out of my sweet corn and feeding them to the chickens. I did not desire using chemicals and these creatures were on a path to total destruction. I simply use a long skinny pair of needle nose pliers to reach deep inside the folds and pluck the tasty little snacks for the chickens. Call me sadistic, but I derived some form of "pleasure" from stalking, catching, and then feeding these ear worms.

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First day of my vacation and rain breaks the drought! I have a 2-page list of projects to accomplish this upcoming week. I&#x27;ll drink my coffee and ponder my list for &quot;rainy day&quot; items while I enjoy the much needed rain.