The Food Bank needs some Volunteers this Weekend!! If you have some time please reach out to them. Thanks Everyone!!
We’ll start… Squirrels Just Want To Have Fun…
Your turn!!!
My Squirrel
I wish that I had Jessie’s squirrel
Squirrel from Ipanema
“That’s my squirrel!”
Uptown squirrel
Uptown Squirrel
My squirrel
“My best friends squirrel”
Brown eyed squirrel
Island Squirrel ~ Elton John
Squirrels in the hood (are always hard🤘)
Squirrels just want to have fun
Squirrel- Maren Morris
Mommy wow I'm a big squirrel now
Squirrels Gone Wild.
🎵 "Cause I ain't no Hollaback Squirrel" 🎵
That kind of squirrel
Diamonds are a squirrels best friend
Hot Squirrel Summer.
My Squirrel
Squirrel you know it’s true.
The most beautiful squirrel in the world
Material Squirrel
This Squirrel is on Fireeeeeee
China Squirrel
Not ready!!!
Where did Summer go?
Nope I refuse! Summer was to short….Or whatever was left of summer😭😭
WOO! FINALLY NO MORE MOSQUITOES
Not yet please!
Truth on a Thursday !!!
💯
Well, the dog takes the entire decision process right out of the picture. 🤣
COFFEE ☕️ COFFEE ☕️ COFFEE ☕️ 😋
Chuck Christmann
This is so me
It is a process 🤣🤣
Deciding what to cook 😂
Getting the kids dressed for school 🤷🙄🙄🤷
From FPD…**Safety Reminder**
This morning (9/20/23) a student was struck by a vehicle near Tanana Middle School at approximately 7:50am. The student was transported to the hospital and this collision is under investigation.
With schools in session and Fairbanks losing more daylight each day, we are imploring drivers to use extra caution in and near school zones to prevent potential tragedies from occurring.
IMPORTANT TIPS TO REMEMBER:
• Obey Speed Limits: School zones have reduced speed limits for a reason. Please adhere to these limits and watch for signage indicating when the reduced speed zone begins and ends.
•Stop for School Buses: Be vigilant when you see a school bus with its stop arm extended and lights flashing. Stop at a safe distance to allow children to board or disembark safely.
•No Texting or Phone Use: Avoid using your mobile phone while driving, especially in school zones. Distracted driving poses a significant threat to our children’s safety.
•Watch for Crosswalks: Keep a sharp eye out for pedestrian crosswalks, and always yield to pedestrians in these areas. Children may not always be as cautious as adults when crossing the street.
•Follow Parking Rules: Please adhere to designated drop-off and pick-up zones, ensuring that your vehicle does not obstruct traffic flow or create hazardous situations.
•Stay Patient: Remember that school traffic can be hectic, but patience goes a long way in preventing accidents. Plan your morning routine to allow extra time for potential delays.
•Set a Positive Example: Your children are watching and learning from your behavior. Model safe driving habits to instill a lifelong commitment to road safety.
Please prioritize youth in our community and do your part to help keep kids safe!
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