Happy Father’s day to all! And happy Solstice. I agree with Bright Tree that it is always kinda bitter sweet. Winter is coming now.
Wow, Van Go, I’m so glad Ms Peach is home safe and agree that she needs to be on a short leash until you know you can trust her. How scary for you.
BooFae, I’m glad it was just a kittah false alarm. I once had such a thing happen with Hubs meezer kitten and it was horrible. Asshole cat was snuggled up in my underware drawer.
That sounds like a very “interesting” day. I’m glad there was no permanent damage caused by the golf cart.
I haven’t seen any yet, but now have plans to go to the big farmers market in Charleston next week. I do lurve me some fresh watermelon.
We do as well, they make cleaning us and the shower stall so much easier.
Life is short, slob when needed.
I’m glad you had a good time and agree that your recipe looks very tasty.
Thank you for that, I always worry that I’ve missed a step because I’m so bad at proper online communication.
So today was long for me, this morning I went to the Capital and waved my sign around as well as telling the other “regulars” that I would be out of service for a while. I do feel guilty about that, folks kinda depend on me being there.
I did leave all of the extra signs with a lady I see almost every week, we’ve noticed that if we offer people signs, they will often stand with us and wave their sign around too. One person showed up with a big pic of that dead baby duck in the once beautiful reflecting pool. Disturbing, but that’s what they were upset about, with very good cause.
After about four hours I went to Huntington and met up with Hubs for lunch and the art museum. The museum was very nice and had a very large display of WV glass which I enjoyed. There were guns which Hubs of course enjoyed and their conservatory was just amazing. They had a small rain forest surrounding a small pond and was just so peaceful and quiet that I felt like just spending the day right there.
Admission was five bucks each but we got in free because we are military vets. That meant we felt obligated to drop money in the donation box, LOL! Charter membership is 25 bucks a year and I might do that if Hubs continues going to the VA hospital every other month. I can drop him off and then spend a peaceful hour listening to the frogs and enjoying the plants.
They had a BIG pitcher plant, the carnivorous flowers were six and eight inches long, I had NO idea they got that big. When I pointed it out, Hubs had to go and stick his nose over one of the flowers and take a big sniff. I don’t think he’ll do that again!
BBBoo thanks so much for suggesting big ice packs, they are really helping in the evenings. I’ll bet I wouldn’t hurt so much if I didn’t spend so much time stitching during the day, but whatcha gonna do?