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88How We Got A Bird Out Of Our Wood Stove Chimney
VivBounty here to share how We Got A Bird Out Of Our Wood Stove Chimney. At first I thought it was a bat because I never heard it chirp or tweet. Bird or bat, I could not rest until we figured out a way to free that little critter. Read on to see how we made use of common household items doing this without any cost.
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86Getting Married In Gibraltar
→ text help delete down float right edit Hello There, VivBounty here to share with you how getting married in Gibraltar really was an adventure for us. Once we decided that we were to be wed, the planning went really quickly. As we were essentially eloping so we really didn't think there was much to it. The actual booking took 2 minutes in a phone call from Alicante, Spain to the office of the Registrar in Gibraltar to check available dates, documents, read on ...
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62I Intended To Have A Wonderful Bus Ride
VivBounty relaying the wonderful bus ride I intended to have and ultimately manifested this past August going home for a week with my family to celebrate my sister's graduation. My intention was simple. I would thoroughly enjoy this bus ride. Family Schedules Prevented An Airport Pickup, a 100 kilometer drive from my mum's meant my finding my own way to her home. Being a globetrotter, I saw this as a chance to reacquaint myself with the public transit around the Greater Toronto Area, or GTA
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59Moonlight Madness Begins The Christmas Season in The Village
Hello There. VivBounty here to share with you our Christmas tradition in our little village in a corner of the Canadian Maritimes. I cannot believe it has been a year since we did this and today is the 7th annual Moonlight Madness. Please forgive...
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60When You Do Not Speak The Local Language
Hello There, VivBounty here to share with you the adventure and joys of living in a country where you do not speak the local language. As you'll see from my varied hubs, eventually every hub relates to my travels. I have been travelling as long as...
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61Manifested That Wonderful Bus Ride
VivBounty's Wonderful Bus Ride Manifests Fully to spend a wonderful week with my family celebrating my sister's graduation from college. I had reached the connection point for my second bus and called my mum to check in. The bus driver rushed up to the bus, coffee in hand, got seated and closed the door without me. I jumped up, waving, she let me on, I smiled, thanked her climbing in to settle in the front seat with my luggage and we were on our way, chatting happily as I intended to manifest
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676 Things We Found Out About Buying Firewood
Hello There, VivBounty here to share with you the six things we found out about buying firewood in our area. As we had enough wood with the purchase of the house to keep us going for 2 winters, we had a few...
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853 Easy At Home Physiotherapy Exercises For Brain Injury Survivors
Hello There, VivBounty here to share 3 easy physiotherapy exercises for stroke and/or brain injury survivors can do easily at home. My sister is a brain injury survivor who has physiotherapists and occupational therapists work with her in the home. The model in the photo of the feet walking the kitchen tiles is my hubby. Some people may not be able to get to therapists outside the home. Read on to see how these easy, cost-free exercises can help stroke survivors become mobile again.
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79How I Found a Solution For My Dogs Dry Skin and Shedding
VivBounty shares a solution to my dog, Pedro's dry skin and shedding. Traveling with him through the Europe back to Canada, we saw many veterinarians, each with their own opinion. That was 3 years ago and he ran 1 mile 3 to 4 times a week, and ate a cup of food, wet and dry mixed, twice a day. He's a mixed breed of hunting dogs, like Podenco a.k.a. Ibizan Hound, Pointer and Husky which are also working dogs. Hence his gorgeous markings. He runs like a greyhound and absolutely loved snow
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76Not From a Dollar Store
VivBounty here to bring you some items I would not buy from a dollar store again. This is a metal grater. Notice the small rust spot inside the top right. For one thing we have no idea what metal this is, but more importantly the rust is dangerous if you are cut with the grater. Diseases like tetanus can be dangerous when not treated properly. The previous one rusted much sooner and so I stopped using this one at the first sign of rust.
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