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Two thumbs up for Goldie Locks and the Eleven Bears
 2018-11-12 - Shelbyville - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Matilda Anne invited me to see her school play, "Goldie Locks and the Eleven Bears", so named in order for every student in the group to have a part. I gave the play two thumbs up, the students were all wonderful. On election day and right afterward, I was fortunate enough to spend time with both Tillie and her cousin Hailey Elizabeth and am already looking forward to a next visit! - Linda Waggener
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Two dogs first thought to be lost, but owners were found
 2018-11-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Terry Johnson. These two dogs were thought to be lost, but just as we were about to post a request to help find their owners, it turned out they were only visiting. They are happily back home.
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Bobcat - deer hunter's surprise, can you find it?
 2018-11-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jack Scott. There's a Bobcat in this picture and the photographer asks if we can find it? Jack Scott said the cat visited the same area where he was deer hunting in the Montpelier section of Adair County, KY. We found the cat only after blowing the photo up to largest size and scanning each section of it. The Bobcat is almost the same color as the woodlands both man and cat are hunting in.
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Blue is missing the dude and good conversations
 2018-11-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. "It's all well and good that there are women bringing food and grooming several times a day - that's a good thing, expected to continue. However, there was a dude humans called Ed who hasn't been home for a while and he is missed because he brought good conversations. We walked and explored together. A couple of times as I was rubbing his ankles, I almost tripped him and I'm sorry for that. I'll try harder not to do that when he returns. I'd like him to return." - Thoughts from Blue the Cat
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Escaping a math room filled with problems
 2018-11-12 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools. CMS sixth-grade students who recently survived an escape room full of math problems are, from left, Summer Cothern, Taylan Hunt and Kaylyn Lawson. They are shown working a math puzzle as they try to get a code to help them leave the escape room.
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