Good to hear from you. I need to get a Apple E-Gift Card for a friend of mine who is diagnosed with stage 4 mesothelioma cancer, She lost her only daughter to the disease (COVID-19).it’s her birthday but I can’t do this now. I tried purchasing it online but unfortunately, I got no luck on that. Wondering if you could help me take care of this through Amazon online? and I’ll reimburse you once I get back home.
Please let me know so I can provide you with her email.
Thanks
Tom
On Saturday, June 22, 2024 at 10:23:22 AM PDT, R L ROWLAND RONALD ROWLAND via groups.io <rlrowland@…> wrote:
Still prepping my house into something of an uncluttered place. Surgery not ’til Monday morning. I am available to email or we can text, my cell (208) 297-9953. What’s up?
CGb. RL
On Sat, 22 Jun, 2024 at 10:13 AM, Tom Rennebaum <tomrenn@…> wrote:
To: ible@groups.io
Just checking in to see how everything is going with
you. Are you available for a few minutes over email?
Still prepping my house into something of an uncluttered place. Surgery not ’til Monday morning. I am available to email or we can text, my cell (208) 297-9953. What’s up?
CGb. RL
On Sat, 22 Jun, 2024 at 10:13 AM, Tom Rennebaum <tomrenn@…> wrote:
To: ible@groups.io
Just checking in to see how everything is going with
you. Are you available for a few minutes over email?
Last night my neighbors found a several week old Sandhill Colt out in the road disoriented and no sign of parents. They took it home and thought more about and decided to take it back where they found it to release, but there were two roaming mountain lions there, so it’s back home.
Any suggestions who they could call for placement?
Thanks, Louisa. I hope the best for the wee gnatcatchers. Although their nest is anchored in the trunk of a sturdy sagebrush, it is right next to the trail and will see comings and goings on a human scale
Anyone familiar with blue-gray gnatcatchers? There is a nesting pair of the tiny, energetic wonders near the trailhead of the Daniels Creek trailhead up Bogus Basin Road above Boise. I ask because the range maps show blue-gray gnatcatchers typically breeding well to the south of us.
