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This is just beautiful... therefore happy. I visited Byodo Inn Temple in the 1970s...on Oahu, Hawaii. (Replica of one in Japan.) There were many Koi in the ponds to feed and peacocks strolling around. The mountains in the background looked like green velvet.
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Florida jokes...
A new resident moved to Florida in search of four seasons. After a year, they’d only found hot, hotter, and mosquito season. They joked, “I’ve experienced all four seasons: hot, hot, humid, and ‘Why did I move here?!’”
Floridians like to say there aren’t roaches in Florida – there’s just “palmetto bugs.” If you don’t know what the difference between a roach and a palmetto bug is – a palmetto bug is a roach with wings that’s large enough to carry away screaming children from their mothers’ arms.
A new resident moved to Florida in search of four seasons. After a year, they’d only found hot, hotter, and mosquito season. They joked, “I’ve experienced all four seasons: hot, hot, humid, and ‘Why did I move here?!’”
Floridians like to say there aren’t roaches in Florida – there’s just “palmetto bugs.” If you don’t know what the difference between a roach and a palmetto bug is – a palmetto bug is a roach with wings that’s large enough to carry away screaming children from their mothers’ arms.
