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11 comments:
Today's cover shot - On the coast, when the sun is out, everything is bathed in color. But, when it's overcast it all becomes shades of grey!
THIT - We're back on Thursday again. Well look up and see what a great tranquilizer we have floating around above us.
Have a GREAT Thursday!
Who can see the moon??? It's all cloudy with tons of rain coming down. It's also cold. Boo! We're back to Feb.
Cool and cloudy here today, no rain so far but the day is still young.
Carol - Oops! By the time you saw that pic it was only a memory behind the clouds. Weather windows don't stay open very long. You're right about it being cold. I think I need to have someone knit some booties for my flowers brave enough to even be up.
I think everyone around here is worried about their tender little plants. I think they all will survive...it's not going to dip below 38 or so. My tomato plants are still looking good, maybe they are just standing there in shock :)
Carol - I'm glad I waited on planting the tomatoes.
I'm still kicking it around in my head but I think I might go to Vegas to see Auntie Em this weekend. According to her attendants, she's been doing great in the water aerobics and has only missed a couple of therapy sessions. I was only hoping for 50% attendance so I feel pretty good about it. She has finally figured it out that the water aerobics is helping her become more steady on her feet when she's on solid ground. In the water, she never gets hurt if she falls and the worse thing that happens is that she gets a snoot full of water. It is fabulous for slow muscle development. Falling is her biggest fear & it'll be nice if we can get her farther away from that happening.
Mr Ed - I'm glad you waited on your tomatoes too...you are much colder that we are.
Auntie Em isn't the only one fearing falling down, I don't much like it either and I'm much younger than she is. I'm lucky I have strong bones! That last face plant wasn't fun.
I'm glad she is doing so well and that she enjoys it too :) It will do wonders for her as she continues. If you do go down there at least you will be warm!
Auntie Em will be so happy to see you. Sounds like putting your foot down did her a world of good.
Freddie was so nice today. He hurried back from his route to put away all the wire I received yesterday. The only problem with that was I had it all put away by 9:00 this morning. I wonder what he thinks I do with my time...
Mariposa, I'm hope he realizes that you do more than put wire away. I wonder if someone put a bug in his ear to be more helpful, is that possible????
Carol he is well aware of what I do, and he has been told why the boss has him on the truck. Some things just don't sink in.
Yeah, you can't get water through a stone.
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