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Ahhhh....people....sweeet.
My L'il Sis!!!! (Nat is not my blood sister...but I have adopted her)I had the honor of meeting her and her hubby a few years back. By the way...she makes a mean salsa and HOT sauce!!
Peggy...ah Peggy. I am saving the Slip-n-Slide story for when I can do it...
I am strange. I am one of those people who adore mowing. It all fits my personality...I like any job I can see that I am making headway in. And I have a level in my brain, things must be straight. I agree with and appreciate your comments, Ron...but I get so much satisfaction at looking across...
Hmmm...I like perennials because they are dependable...usually. I used to avoid them at all costs because I thought they tended to look "messy", like weeds. But I have come to appreciate that wild look.
I still use annuals for instant color. I am a bit impatient. I have one side of my house...
There ya go...always a positive outlook!
I could not get mad at Corbin for puncturing my pond(cracked up to see this huge black dog lounging in my rather small pond!!)...however I got pretty stern with his "daddy"...MAKE THOSE KIDS BEHAVE!!
Oh Gosh, Debe....this Slip-n-Slide was un-be-lieve-able!! It was most definately NOT your run of the mill plaything!!! Prettylady's people do things in a...BIG way!!
COME TALK TO ME!!!!! Somebody....
My part of Ohio is lightly covered in white this morning. Brisk wind adds to the chilly! Gently falling, fluffy snowflakes makes for a peaceful view out my office window. Yes...it's still the same here...I am not working as long as I can get away with it:p...
You're so sweet, Kale. Such a heartwarming person. I'm sorry about Matilda, too.
I was sad about not being able to do anything about the falling water level, I mean it was February and frigid! But...ya just start over.
Yes, ma'am. You have a good memory, Swindy. And Scarez...I can identify with that aching back!
Actually...this is another pond, a bit smaller than the one I photographed each step of. That one got a doggie toenail hole and drained out in February...all my fish froze to death:(
Very nice...and hi, Maggie!
Here's my pond. I have since moved the waterfall to the right, water comes out of an old well pump. I use the fountain in my smaller pond.These are not the greatest pics.
Bah Humbug. It didn't work.
I started riding my bike about 4 years ago...5 miles or more a day. You know...staring at 50 and sitting at a desk all day...thought I'd try to get healthy. It worked. I lost 65 lbs. and felt great. Riding a bike is like flying an earthbound plane...wind in your...
I will certainly share my new dog story(actually 2 of them double-teamed me!!)...but later. I am heading out to The Festival of Lights at the Cincinnati Zoo. Hoping it will change my "Bah Humbug" mood.
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