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My older brother recently cautioned me about using ladders. I already knew the brittle bones of old geezers have a nasty habit of breaking after any kind of fall so his advice went in one ear and out the other. A few days after my brother and I spoke, my wife observed a deer standing on its hind legs munching the berries off our Mountain Ash tree. My wife is an avid gardener and when it comes to plant lovers and deer lovers, never the twain shall meet.
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