A pine tree on a mountain isn't a strange sight, but a pine tree suspended in mid-air on top of a mountain is.
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Obviously the species matters, but I'm picturing a pine tree.
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MAINE: Pine Tree Shopping Center in Portland opened in 1959.
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In it's modern iteration, it's sometimes articulated through the slogan "Save Trees Not Refugees;" members of the subculture often call themselves "the pine tree gang" and have pine tree emojis in their Twitter bios.
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He eventually landed in a pine tree and stayed their overnight.
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He eventually landed in a pine tree and stayed there overnight.
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Greenleaf auto vent clip Give the old cardboard pine tree the boot.
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The Pine Tree State is shedding points in the crucial Workforce category.
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An example of foliage freeze in the needles of a pine tree.
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The rugged coast of the Pine Tree State is something to behold.
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National Tree 12.993 Foot Carolina Pine Tree with Flocked Cones, $263.91; amazon.
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As for me — the Pine Tree State — I brought lobster, of course.
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Texans ditch the normal Christmas pine tree and decorate a pecan tree instead.
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I watched a raccoon wait out the rain Under a gnarled pine tree.
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Some car owners hang pine tree air fresheners, Wiz does it his way.
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The Pine Tree State neighbors Sanders's home turf, where he won in a landslide.
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Opt for classic black or make like a pine tree with this dark green.
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Black-and-white Dominique stood sentry in the low crotch of a pine tree.
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"For every child born at Zegna, we plant a white pine tree," he said.
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And then, on the breeze, the scent of a pine tree — but thicker, sharper.
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There was a fallen pine tree and it seemed like a place to escape.
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Cormier was a state representative and Democratic floor leader in the Pine Tree State.
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Then, officials in the Pine Tree State have an offer you're going to love.
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Just this winter, Vallieres found a new bald eagle's nest in a pine tree.
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That honor goes to an unnamed bristlecone pine tree in the White Mountains of California .
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You wove a single string of brightly colored bulbs into the pine tree out front.
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The tool is engraved, commemorating the Pine Tree Camp overnight of 2000, 13 years earlier.
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The shade of red is different (brighter!), and the cup doesn't have the pine tree print.
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As a result, though it means well, the Pine Tree State's consumers ultimately will be disappointed.
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You would not be surprised to see her slamming a guitar against a Catskills pine tree.
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The Pine Tree Villa is currently doing the festival circuit through Toronto, Chicago, Hamburg, and more.
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They were built to American standards, with lush lawns that opened onto pine-tree-lined streets.
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Janet Mills (D) signed Indigenous Peoples Day into law in the Pine Tree State in April.
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A gravel road leads through a pine-tree stand to a clearing where the house sits.
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A local farmer pleaded that his pine tree nursery depended on power from his solar panels.
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Bae symbolically addresses the theme of timelessness with the pine tree, which represents longevity across East Asia.
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Elsewhere, a lumberjack takes a chainsaw to the top of a pine tree-like nug of weed.
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It has all the natural characteristics of a winter Pine tree, but comes with warm white lights.
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For more than 10 years, I've been observing the beauty of the pine tree in that painting.
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"It wasn't uncomfortable except that I went through the top of a Florida pine tree," he said.
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Nearly 70% of precincts in the Pine Tree State are reporting as of 12:30 p.m. Eastern.
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Another featured a drawing of a pine tree and said "Bobcat Family," referring to the school's mascot.
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His grandmother made sandwiches for her teenage herders and tied their lunch to a gnarled pine tree.
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This Christmas, there's one sweet trend that's giving the boring old pine tree a run for its money.
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It looks great beneath a dark green pine tree and complements wood floors, neutral-colored carpeting, and tile.
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Six people were injured Saturday after lightning struck the 60-foot pine tree they were taking shelter under.
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Lieutenant Cole landed in a pine tree atop a mountain and was unhurt except for a black eye.
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Further complicating matters was that Leishman had a towering pine tree blocking his direct route to the hole.
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When I arrived there in August, two pale-blue sea kayaks were propped against a pine tree nearby.
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The treehouse also boasts a hammock deck, which surrounds a 165-year-old Southern Short-Leaf Pine tree.
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It belongs to his son, Alex, who'd left it in his truck, parked in the Pine Tree lot.
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In the past two decades, he said, Hong Kong had grown "exuberant like a bamboo or a pine tree".
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He got "rafraichissoir" (a table of the 18th century) correct, but flubbed on "ayacahuite" (a large Mexican pine tree).
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Schulte said that he thought he might have seen a living pine tree during the flight on the Cessna.
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Plan an hour or so for O'Keeffe, then grab a coffee at the Pine Tree Cafe and stick around.
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Occasionally, my mind takes me back to that looming pine tree in the garden of our house in Shukugawa.
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After the fire, she decided to get a tattoo of a half-burned pine tree on her right arm.
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The sale's top lot, Bada Shanren (Zhu Da)'s "Pine Tree and Rock" (1702), sold for 13,320,000 HKD (~$1,700,3123).
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Pine Tree caters to children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities—it's a nonprofit organization, run off donations.
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Meet Italus, a 1,230-year-old pine tree from Italy who just became the oldest scientifically-dated tree in Europe.
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A pine tree punched a hole in their roof and his ears even popped when the barometric pressure went lower.
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And the artifact that untangles this convoluted history is an unassuming three-inch chunk of a hollowed-out pine tree.
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A pack of Marlboro Reds was on the dashboard; a yellow pine-tree air freshener hung from the rearview mirror.
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The Pine Tree State had a respectable rating for "cultural vitality," Bankrate's measurement of state and consumer spending on the arts.
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I love the somber sound of ice falling from a tall pine tree and shattering like crystal on the frozen ground.
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In the kitchen is a cleaver next to a thick cross section of a pine tree used as a chopping block.
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If you have none of these in your car, find a nearby pine tree and sprinkle the needles in the snow.
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The pine tree by the front door is smothered in a cotton spider web my husband and children stretched across it.
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Hughes vowed to keep quiet about the specifics, and soon three border patrol agents were tromping around the Pine Tree kitchen.
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Also open late is the garden's pop-up restaurant, the Bavarian-themed Frosty's Schnapps Haus, as well as the Pine Tree Café.
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Poor infrastructure and a sluggish economy cast a pall on the Pine Tree State, which also finishes with the nation's worst Workforce.
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The two shared the stage when Trump headed to Portland, Maine, to campaign Thursday ahead of the Pine Tree State's Saturday contest.
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Outside, Hina stood facing the driveway, trying to take shelter underneath a pine tree, shielding herself from what had become sleeting rain.
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Pine Tree Shopping Center had only 12 stores when it first opened in the late '50s and eventually grew to 20 retailers.
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Motion-detecting floodlights and cameras are scattered around the Pine Tree grounds, installed chiefly because of him, but these are a joke.
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By the end of the night, Desus and Mero felt like leaving the Bronx and heading to the Pine Tree State for good.
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Voters in the Pine Tree State overwhelmingly opted to expand Medicaid — the first time such an initiative has ever been decided by ballot.
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In it, a video monitor livestreams footage of a white pine tree on the museum's campus, whose movements are measured by an inclinometer.
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In Ecuador, for example, a non-government organization sued to prevent a pine tree plantation from being erected in a native grassland ecosystem.
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One evening, as I sat on the porch, this cat suddenly raced straight up into the tall, beautiful pine tree in our garden.
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This exterior door, like all the ones to the Pine Tree dining hall, is painted cherry red, trimmed with a green wooden frame.
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Ideas range from stress-free solutions like hanging a pine tree-printed canvas on the wall, to decorating a cactus or bird cage instead.
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And that means a solution that's a little — or a lot — more sophisticated than that pine tree air freshener that's been there for years.
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Somehow, the cat was able to climb about 50 feet up a pine tree in Florence, Mississippi, but was unable to climb back down.
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In the winter, she would dig a hole by the roots of the pine tree in our front yard and store the kimchi there.
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According to the New England Historical Society, the Pine Tree Shopping Center opened up in 1959, becoming the first modern mall in Portland, Maine.
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A Pennsylvania mother survived more than a day out West in snow and freezing temperatures by eating pine tree twigs and drinking her urine.
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From the shadow of the forest he observes the Pine Tree property, scanning the bunkhouses, the tool shop, the rec center, the dining hall.
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Then he cautiously lifts his head and steals a peek through the window, straining his eyes against the dimness of the Pine Tree kitchen.
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In Maine, voters approved an initiative that would make the Pine Tree State the first state in the nation to have ranked-choice voting.
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It's a rather beautiful, novel pine tree that grows on a few rocky hillsides in California and on a couple of islands off Baja.
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Workers in the Pine Tree State are among the least productive in the nation, generating just over $88,000 in economic output per job last year.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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They will later plant a pine tree on the border using a mixture of soil from both counties' mountains and water from their respective rivers.
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You'll have a flat surface to place an object, so a pine tree scented candle ($5), red poinsettia, or small wrapped gift would look festive.
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Online, the prepper discussions run from folksy ("A Mom's Guide to Preparing for Civil Unrest") to grim ("How to Eat a Pine Tree to Survive").
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The two leaders will also plant a pine tree together as a symbol of peace and prosperity, stroll across a footbridge, and dine at a banquet.
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Despite a grave-like appearance, Kimmerle and her team found mostly evidence of tree roots from a previously removed pine tree forest, according to Tuesday's statement.
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She went to the wooded edge of the empty lot beside her place and found a light bough that had come off a small pine tree.
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And that's how I found myself watching a banana the size of a pine tree wandering through the snow-blanketed countryside, leading a herd of deer.
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Instead of parlors and social problems, a Noh play would have maybe a pine tree, some drummers, and one or two masked performers, sometimes representing ghosts.
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A seventh-generation resident of Levy County, he started off as a farmer and still keeps almost 100 head of cattle and a pine tree farm.
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Where Mr Xi sees Hong Kong "grown exuberant like a bamboo or a pine tree" in the Chinese embrace, many see constricted political space and economic opportunities.
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Chances are, your smartphone has at some point connected to an antenna that looks a lot like a pine tree, a palm tree, or even a cactus.
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Today: a visiting assistant professor working in higher education who makes $67,03 per year and spends some of her money this week on a tabletop pine tree.
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Elevium featured the back of a thin blond woman in a (probably 100 percent cashmere) sweater with her arm joyfully raised, a pine tree in the distance.
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After a break for lunch, Kim and Moon will plant a pine tree using soil from Mount Halla in South Korea and Mount Baekdu in the North.
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"Democrats have a good shot, but those districts tended to swing Trump's way in 103," Fiddler said of the competitive Senate races in the Pine Tree State.
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He spent much of it in a subdivision called Pine Tree Estates, on a lush, narrow street dotted with tropical plants and the occasional driveway basketball hoop.
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In dialogue with a research center in Gainesville, Florida, they have conceptualized an "autoimmune tree" genetically "upregulated" to drown in its own resin—a crying pine tree.
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In the scene, Cixi is seated under a towering pine tree branch, granting her the visually dynamic position in the composition and the embrace of an auspicious symbol.
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The first time I climbed up this massive pine tree near my house, I gazed at the endless sky and I was filled with both contentment and wonder.
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Gulmarg police officer Imtiyas Hussain said a falling pine tree hit one of the cars, snapping the car from the cable and sending it down hundreds of feet.
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After he arrived in his new apartment, Yasser stood on his balcony and took in the view: the neighboring houses and the pine-tree-covered hill beyond them.
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Noh plays are spare and simple, performed on a bare stage traditionally made of Japanese cypress, with just an image of a pine tree adorning the back wall.
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During the restoration, Dr. Haegert said, his father rigging a tripod of wood in the backyard, against a pine tree, to lift the car's body off the chassis.
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Prepared by mixing a secret seed with pine tree sap, the blend fuses corn, coal (yes, coal), onion, honey, clove, and a secret ingredient Kosta is forbidden to reveal.
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Mickey Mouse Holiday Candle, $19.99, available at shopDisneyThis candle is pretty meta — it smells like fresh pine and features a festive Mickey hauling a just-cut pine tree too.
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Best, if you are lucky enough, eaten under a huge pine tree, on a whitewashed terrace, looking out at the Aegean and feeling the breeze on your sunburned skin.
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That day, I had discovered a rusted "No Trespassing" sign nailed into a pine tree; the sign had been there so long that the bark had grown around it.
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And there, a plum pine tree that in a few months will yield a fruit that Mr. Shewry needs to serve within three hours of harvest, lest it spoil.
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Our rookie hunter excitement (we started giggling and cheering) got the best of us and quickly caused the partridge who was hiding in a nearby pine tree to fly away.
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The Cocoanut Grove The deadliest nightclub fire in America killed 492 people after a lit match set an artificial pine tree on fire in Boston on November 28, 1942. 2.
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Not only can it increase your vehicle's overall air quality, but it can also eliminate unwanted smells from your car way better than that pine tree car freshener can do.
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In a video posted by The Daily Miniature, the bite-sized replica sticks a mini pine tree onto a t-shirt so small it would make a hamster look fat.
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Artist Carlos Frésquez suspended large sculptural pine tree car fresheners in "Alley Freshener," (2018) humorously acknowledge why the garbage-filled alley is unoccupied, but that it doesn't have to be.
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Two years ago, we celebrated Christmas with a seven-foot blinking pine tree and a cascade of presents spilling across my sister's living room floor like a Macy's-wrapped snowdrift.
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Americans adore taking road trips through the desert landscapes of the American Southwest, the pine tree lined roads of New England, and stopping at landmarks like Mount Rushmore in the north.
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The first of the bodies—those of Yuri Doroshenko and Yuri Krivonischenko—were found about a mile from the camp, they were surrounding a small fire under a lone pine tree.
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The last four wouldn't be found until the snow melted two months later—eventually turning up 75 meters [246 feet] away from the pine tree in a ravine covered in snow.
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A pine tree will be planted on the demarcation line to symbolize "peace and prosperity", Im said, using soil from Mount Paektu in North Korea and Mount Halla in South Korea.
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The accident occurred Sunday in the popular mountain resort town of Gulmarg, when wires supporting the cable car were hit by an uprooted pine tree, said district police chief Imtiyaz Ahmad.
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A pine tree will be planted on the demarcation line to symbolise "peace and prosperity", Im said, using soil from Mount Paektu in North Korea and Mount Halla in South Korea.
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Scooter drivers, already accustomed to the new Roman slalom, find the degree of difficulty increased by mogullike bumps raised by pine-tree roots and pitch-black streets darkened by broken lampposts.
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Behind a sign-less blue door, the freshly renovated space with a pine-tree slab counter and tall windows is a word-of-mouth favorite and cozy hangout above the harbor.
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She had recently pulled down a dying pine tree, and replaced it with a pair of azalea bushes — which were starting to flower in front of her empty house on Saturday.
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ET. Sanders was favored in forecasts in Maine heading into Super Tuesday, but Biden claimed victory in the Pine Tree State amid a surge in momentum heading into this week's contests.
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If you are looking for a peaceful place to live, you won't do much better than the Pine Tree State, which has one of the lowest crime rates in the nation.
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Surrounded by strong winds and smoke, resident Songsri Kesonchampa aimed a garden hose at a large pine tree between her Faria Beach house and the fire, attempting to fend off disaster.
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And a cursory glance there reveals dozens of videos, some with hundreds of thousands of views, that promote turpentine (rebranded as pine tree oil) as a panacea for all that ails us.
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While there are standard pine tree and joy-themed designs, this year's holiday line also includes a line of new S'well water bottles that are adorned with iconic prints from Liberty Fabrics.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The leaders of the two Koreas planted a pine tree on the heavily fortified border dividing their countries on Friday as the afternoon session of their summit got under way.
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The first-term senator and former Pine Tree State governor managed to avoid a serious challenger this year and has a commanding financial advantage over Republican Eric Brakey and Democrat Zak Ringelstein.
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Sometimes the cicadas are so loud on the Greek islands (especially if I am lying under a pine tree) it's better to read on a rock and burn up in the sun.
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Lebanon struggled this week to fight its worst wildfires in decades after a heatwave and strong winds caused fires in the pine tree-dense western mountains to spread to towns south of Beirut.
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Then, in the bizarrely bleak "Hanged Pierrot" (1940–41), a woman in white demurely mourns the titular lynched clown, distracting us from the spatial complexity of the pine tree from which he dangles.
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Were it not for that city law, one 33-year-old man might have been sent back to Honduras this summer — for hanging a green pine tree air-freshener on his rearview mirror.
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Tony McClean, a cook at a Panama City restaurant, said the storm pounded his rental house with such ferocity that a pine tree punctured the roof, its jagged remains hovering over his bed.
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Two children were killed when a pine tree fell onto their family car during a severe thunderstorm Saturday on a back road in East Texas, near Pollok, about 323 miles southeast of Dallas.
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The red-brown insects, the size of a grain of rice, known to feast on pine-tree bark, has typically only thrived in the hotter climate of Central America and the southeastern United States.
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Walking through a ruined neighborhood, Mr. Trump paused to greet a homeowner, Michael Rollins, who showed him where a 100-year-old pine tree had toppled in his front yard, narrowly missing his house.
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Pine tree pollen erupts across the state each spring, but Jeremy Gilchrist, a photographer in Durham, N.C., said he had never before seen the thick yellow-green haze that filled the air on Monday.
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Helen Pasciolla, who is retired, lives on an elegant street in the Pine Tree Estates development in Parkland, three houses down and across from where the Cruz family resided until about a year ago.
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The Pine Tree Villa is stunning to look at on a purely visual level, but even more thrilling when seen as the product of so many technological and narrative advancement in the past few decades.
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Instead of the usual gleam of holiday decorations in the central square, dominated by a 100-foot pine tree, the authorities left it mostly bare — in case they needed to set up a field hospital.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - A pine tree fell onto a cable car in a ski resort in Indian Kashmir on Sunday, sending the car plunging to earth and killing seven people, most of them tourists, police said.
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La Estrecha, which comes from granite soils, is more savory and powerful, while Pino, named for a lone pine tree in the middle of a limestone vineyard about 2,500 feet in elevation, is the most complex.
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Back in November 2016, I cheered when Maine voters passed a referendum to make the Pine Tree State the first in the nation to enact a system of ranked-choice voting for all state and federal elections.
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It's that smell — fresh balsam (like breathing in a pine tree) or the sticky sweet smell of a pipping hot cinnamon roll (the kind you crave on a chilly Sunday morning) — that truly kick-starts the season.
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A tree skirt can help keep your home clean by catching the needles that fall from a genuine pine tree, and which will invariably end up spread all around the house if not properly caught and collected.
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MAINE VOTING ATTRACTION: Maine's contests for governor and Second House District are in Democrats' eyes to take in November, but most political watchers are looking to the Pine Tree state to see how the voting turns out.
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But nowadays he's addicted to hanging out in his self-made backyard pine tree forest in LA, buying modern surrealist art (it helps him escape our current, "sometimes malignant reality") and laughing at other people stuck in bad traffic.
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Earlier Monday, a 16 year-old boy working with a church cleanup crew in Brenham, northwest of Houston, was killed when a pine tree limb that had broken during the recent round of storms fell on him, authorities said.
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The venerable Pine Tavern, established by a pair of enterprising women during the Great Depression, is a Bend classic, with an expansive patio overlooking Mirror Pond, curtained booths and a giant Ponderosa pine tree growing through the dining room.
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Tucked away in the mountains between Kern and Los Angeles counties, Tejon Ranch — California's largest privately held piece of land — encompasses a range of habitats, from Joshua tree-dotted deserts and meadows, to pine tree–flecked mountains and cool forests.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un planted a commemorative pine tree "as an expression of wishes for peace and prosperity" during their diplomatic summit on Friday — their first in more than a decade.
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We dug holes in the woods behind the golf course, hoping to unearth a sack of pine tree shillings from colonial days or gold doubloons from the time when Captain Kidd (so we fantasized) sailed his ship up the Charles River.
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All this is why I'm eagerly anticipating the results of a Maine state initiative that could make the Pine Tree state the first in the nation to use ranked choice voting to elect a legislature, a governor, and members of Congress.
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Tuesday, November 13, 7 pm Crying Pine Tree: Artist Talk by Goldin+Senneby Goldin+Senneby is a Stockholm-based artist duo who have explored the correspondences between conceptual art and finance capital, but lately their practice has begun to mutate.
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Many of the dead were found in or near their homes, some in their cars in the middle of driveways or on the country roads trying to flee their tranquil, little pine-tree covered town at the base of the Sierra Foothills.
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Johnson, the hottest player in the game coming off a victory, squandered a chance to take a stranglehold on the tournament when he double-bogeyed the par-four 17th, compounding a poor drive by clipping a pine tree with his second shot.
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In 2015, a pine tree in the Sierra Nevada mountains came into contact with a 12-kilovolt conductor and burst into flames, leading to a fire that killed two people, destroyed 550 homes and scorched 70,000 acres, the state Public Utilities Commission concluded.
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But in October 2013, 38 years after Ms. Moxley was found dead, lying face down beneath a pine tree on her family's estate, a Connecticut judge vacated the guilty verdict, ruling that Mr. Skakel's trial lawyer, Michael Sherman, had not provided effective representation.
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"I remember when it was, in Indonesia, hard to get Christmas things, [my mom] would get a sort of scraggly-looking pine tree and red and green construction paper because ornaments were hard to find back in those days," Soetoro-Ng says.
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Perched high on a cliff in southern Italy, a bone-white pine tree has watched the Renaissance come and go, seen dozens of wars rage and resolve, and stood by as thousands of less-persistent organisms lived and died on the rocky slopes below.
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But not just any set: This set of winter/summer salt and pepper shakers uses salt to act as snow around the pine tree and pepper to act as sand around the cactus, proving once and for all that inanimate objects can be adorable.
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This means that you won't be able to order up these unique (and probably very, very sweet) concoctions at your usual coffee spots, but if you already frequent convenience stores for Slim Jims, Hot Cheetos, and pine-tree-shaped air freshener, you're in luck.
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A D.I.Y. crafts-class staple in the 1970s, this old-style decoration (a perforated pine tree-shaped shell with a single bulb at its core, stuck with glowing Lite Brite-style plastic pegs) is having a glimmering moment again after years in the attic.
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Kate Rhoades, co-host with Maysoun Wazwaz of the Bay Area art and culture podcast, Congratulations Pine Tree, agreed that curator positions disappearing in the Bay Area is scary, and she thinks it's odd to have a program to train curators while cutting full-time positions.
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Nowhere is this dizzying interconnectedness more succinctly illustrated than in Colin McMullan's "Clouds Filtered through Trees" (2019), which consists of an almost-seven-foot tall water cooler that resembles a laboratory beaker and dispenses rainwater captured from the museum's roof and filtered through white pine tree sapwood.
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The group show, currently showing at Leila Geller Gallery, covers the themes of road trips (the muddied treads of tire marks), innocuous details of car interiors (the abstract shape of a pine tree air freshener), and simple drawings that pay tribute to a car's curving elegance.
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Salt and pepper shakers But not just any set: This set of winter/summer salt and pepper shakers uses salt to act as snow around the pine tree and pepper to act as sand around the cactus, proving once and for all that inanimate objects can be adorable.
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In "SNM O12H" (2014), from the series Sonamu Pine Tree, the contemporary South Korean photographer, Bae Bien-U, portrays animated, atmospheric syncopations, as he appears to blend art forms; the calligraphy of his pines reads as much like a large-scale ink wash drawing as it does a photograph.
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The Buellers' home is actually in Long Beach, California via GIPHY Where "the biggest eucalyptus tree in all of Long Beach" had to be disguised as a pine tree for filming, according to Matthew Balkman, who was living in the house with his parents Jim and Sonya at the time. 14.
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If something like lawmakers reneging on a tax break promise can happen to Delta, which is as iconic in this state as red clay, it could be even worse for a newcomer to town, especially since their Atlanta roots would be shallower than those of your average Georgia pine tree.
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This new law is a victory not only for Maine's workforce but its companies as well: The Pine Tree State's workforce is among the least productive in the nation, generating just over $88,000 in economic output per job last year, according to CNBC's 2019 America's States for Business study, released this month.
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Inside, there are found assemblages, some from her family farm in Tennessee, like a dried ham hanging from the ceiling, a bundle of suspended metal rods, and the trunk of a pine tree quartered and sanded smooth — though you can look between the pieces and see the interior-facing sides, still rough with natural bark.
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Pollution may not be an essential factor in the creation of very cloudy skies That's where today's studies come in: by creating an atmospheric environment in CERN's CLOUD chamber that doesn't contain sulfuric acid, researchers were able to show that important precursors to cloud droplets can be formed through processes involving both pine tree vapors and cosmic rays.
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Three days, three periods of twenty-four hours each on other people's clocks, stretched for me longer than any life span I could bear, and I slid down a pine tree I'd been hugging in a Vermont forest, crumpled to a weeping heap on the ground beside the tree's trunk, my life's time abruptly passing, consumed. Enough. Nothing.
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Sanders, 85033, won the Pine Tree State's caucuses in 2016 easily over eventual nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE, taking 64 percent of the popular vote versus Clinton's 35 percent.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE of Maine, who specifically noted Swetnick's allegations as one of the many reasons she voted for Kavanaugh, despite the damage it could do to her politically in the Pine Tree State.
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Yet the pivot from Sweet Pea's dire situation and the visit from the vet, and the animals' festive sleepover party — with "the farmer's wife, Jennifer," making "colorful trays of their favorite treats: pumpkin slices for Sunny, sweet beets for Violet, and for Sweet Pea, the tender tips of pine-tree branches" — is just how children write their own stories, whether on a page or as they play.
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