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Celebrating my 13th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉 I thought I was on here much longer. Maybe it is just for this page not my personal page. Anyway, I am semi retired now and looking for some skins to tan as I have extra time now and not only need things to do but some extra income would be nice also.

I don't know if anyone sees what I post besides the FB police but... I'm curious as to why others can create and post things with no apparent problems but if I share someone else's post I get in trouble.

I'm confused, I got a message that my page, this one, is restricted for failure to meet community standards. I don't even come here that much. The last thing I posted was something someone else had made that I liked so I just shared it. I think the leftists are way out of line and have too much power if they can punish me for sharing something someone else made. This needs to stop happening.

Times keep getting harder for us all. I hope more people learn how to get back to the basics and stop having to have the newest technology. Remember how all the great things done just 100 years ago were done without all this tech.

Yes it has been a long time since I posted here. May beging to use it more now that I am semi retired. Really I need to sell my 40 acres so I can really have more time and may even get rid of my goats as the cost and labor to keep them is more difficult now. Isn't getting older fun.

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But you see it is really about covering up Biden and his son's corruption while at the same time reducing over population of the world so the temporary increase in global warming from all the explosions is countered by what we don't officially know being covered up and forgotten.

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