Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
I wonder if the person who let this go to print got fired.
Caption: The Importance of Proper Hyphen Use
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I wonder if the person who let this go to print got fired.
I wonder if the person who let this go to print got fired.
Caption: The Importance of Proper Hyphen Use
I'm in Alaska. It's November. It's raining!
Just like the upper Ohio River valley. At least they night it's not freezing.I'm in Alaska. It's November. It's raining!
I wonder if the person who let this go to print got fired.
Caption: The Importance of Proper Hyphen Use
It wasn’t a misprint. They were applying for jobs at the Clinton Library.
Just like the upper Ohio River valley. At least they night it's not freezing.I'm in Alaska. It's November. It's raining!
It's just raining cats and dogs here in Walker County. My lake is going to spill over today. It all goes down to the seasonal creek, then makes its way to the San Jacinto waterway, I think. It has rained every day a little or a lot for two months, except we had a couple of days last week where the sun made an appearance. It was stunningly beautiful for two days and a half of the third. Then, drip, drip, drip ….
Well, on the plus side, I'm finishing a lot of quilt tops for the charity team of Walker County, Texas, which meets tomorrow likely for the last time this year.
Thanks, Lumpy. I noticed you were here this morning & glad to see you up and at 'em so early. My cat woke me up. I don't think she cares for the pitter patter of rain on a tin roof. Fixed a cuppa joe and just finished it off. Rainey days are better when you see good old friends in Foxy's Lounge..It's just raining cats and dogs here in Walker County. My lake is going to spill over today. It all goes down to the seasonal creek, then makes its way to the San Jacinto waterway, I think. It has rained every day a little or a lot for two months, except we had a couple of days last week where the sun made an appearance. It was stunningly beautiful for two days and a half of the third. Then, drip, drip, drip ….
Well, on the plus side, I'm finishing a lot of quilt tops for the charity team of Walker County, Texas, which meets tomorrow likely for the last time this year.
Hugs a plenty .. Lady Beautress ...
I'm just a lump on the couch watching Fox News and considering being a putz, politically speaking..
Thanks, Lumpy. I noticed you were here this morning & glad to see you up and at 'em so early. My cat woke me up. I don't think she cares for the pitter patter of rain on a tin roof. Fixed a cuppa joe and just finished it off. Rainey days are better when you see good old friends in Foxy's Lounge..It's just raining cats and dogs here in Walker County. My lake is going to spill over today. It all goes down to the seasonal creek, then makes its way to the San Jacinto waterway, I think. It has rained every day a little or a lot for two months, except we had a couple of days last week where the sun made an appearance. It was stunningly beautiful for two days and a half of the third. Then, drip, drip, drip ….
Well, on the plus side, I'm finishing a lot of quilt tops for the charity team of Walker County, Texas, which meets tomorrow likely for the last time this year.
Hugs a plenty .. Lady Beautress ...
I'm just a lump on the couch watching Fox News and considering being a putz, politically speaking..
Thanks for kind words, Mindful. Glad you're having good weather, and so far away, too!I enjoy your posts Beautress. They are lyrical and descriptive.
I seem to be having the best climate at the moment, in central Europe.
One daughter is in Bangkok; 39 Celsius and high humidity.
And one is in the DC suburbs, snow all around.
A tin roof?
You go, guy!Thanks, Lumpy. I noticed you were here this morning & glad to see you up and at 'em so early. My cat woke me up. I don't think she cares for the pitter patter of rain on a tin roof. Fixed a cuppa joe and just finished it off. Rainey days are better when you see good old friends in Foxy's Lounge..It's just raining cats and dogs here in Walker County. My lake is going to spill over today. It all goes down to the seasonal creek, then makes its way to the San Jacinto waterway, I think. It has rained every day a little or a lot for two months, except we had a couple of days last week where the sun made an appearance. It was stunningly beautiful for two days and a half of the third. Then, drip, drip, drip ….
Well, on the plus side, I'm finishing a lot of quilt tops for the charity team of Walker County, Texas, which meets tomorrow likely for the last time this year.
Hugs a plenty .. Lady Beautress ...
I'm just a lump on the couch watching Fox News and considering being a putz, politically speaking..
I like rainy days but there is a limit. Our nights are in 20's of late and I operate far better in the 60 to 80 range, I'm just too skinny for the 20's..
I'm a night owl but I just poke around here every once in a while. I'm glad that you're around again, it inspires me to want to post again..
Thanks for kind words, Mindful. Glad you're having good weather, and so far away, too!I enjoy your posts Beautress. They are lyrical and descriptive.
I seem to be having the best climate at the moment, in central Europe.
One daughter is in Bangkok; 39 Celsius and high humidity.
And one is in the DC suburbs, snow all around.
A tin roof?
About our metal roof, we were having such an overheated drought here that was so severe I was worried a tall pines fire would cause us grief, so I replaced the old red asbestos one with a blue tin roof. But the rain takes some getting used to because it amplifies the sound of falling rain. That isn't such a bad thing in warmer weather than now.
The azure blue color of the roof made the house look 100 times better, but really, it was just a measure to save the house in case of fire. We had almost 90 days of temperatures over 100F, most were a lot hotter. The final month, there were fires igniting all over central Texas, and here in the tall piney woods I counted 7 distant fires one of those really hot days that were off in the distance. It was an awful year. One town just burned up. Bastrop, I think.