wngsprd
Super Member
Happy Fathers' Day to the Dads. A special job. Children need a father figure as much as possible.
Foggy still, and 67, going to 87 with storms.
LS, beautiful sunset. The sunset I remember more than any other in my life was northwest of you near Chaco Canyon/Nageezi. The most incredible colors, lots of pink and purple.
Kyle, I think you're right on the money with your covid prediction. Maybe that's the way it should be. We've always had a tendency for those most susceptible to a disease to take the most precautions, and others try to lead a more normal life. But a vaccine is a necessity in that type world. Even my 89 year old mother told me yesterday she had finally gone to get her hair done and then to play bridge friend's house with other ladies her age. But afterwards she was quite worried and said the pleasure wasn't worth the risk, and she would not go again.
David, so glad Sophie is out of surgery...maybe you can think of your extra night as a Hawaiian vacation...oh yeah, you live in a Hawaii vacation every day.
Ken, when I told my wife about your thirsty hose-drinking hummer, she joked she might stand outside all day with the hose running just to see if one of "ours" would do it.
Mostly, sorry your wife is dealing with family issues. They can be so stressful.
When I was out mowing the frisbee field, a red-headed woodpecker perched in the black walnut tree and watched me, like the hawks do sometimes...I went past the tree and sure enough it dove down and caught an insect I had stirred up...then later followed me to the other side of the field. Never seen one do that. They nest in our pines each year and then migrate somewhere in the winter. Since I can't take pix like Ron, here's one courtesy of the internet...
Foggy still, and 67, going to 87 with storms.
LS, beautiful sunset. The sunset I remember more than any other in my life was northwest of you near Chaco Canyon/Nageezi. The most incredible colors, lots of pink and purple.
Kyle, I think you're right on the money with your covid prediction. Maybe that's the way it should be. We've always had a tendency for those most susceptible to a disease to take the most precautions, and others try to lead a more normal life. But a vaccine is a necessity in that type world. Even my 89 year old mother told me yesterday she had finally gone to get her hair done and then to play bridge friend's house with other ladies her age. But afterwards she was quite worried and said the pleasure wasn't worth the risk, and she would not go again.
David, so glad Sophie is out of surgery...maybe you can think of your extra night as a Hawaiian vacation...oh yeah, you live in a Hawaii vacation every day.
Ken, when I told my wife about your thirsty hose-drinking hummer, she joked she might stand outside all day with the hose running just to see if one of "ours" would do it.
Mostly, sorry your wife is dealing with family issues. They can be so stressful.
When I was out mowing the frisbee field, a red-headed woodpecker perched in the black walnut tree and watched me, like the hawks do sometimes...I went past the tree and sure enough it dove down and caught an insect I had stirred up...then later followed me to the other side of the field. Never seen one do that. They nest in our pines each year and then migrate somewhere in the winter. Since I can't take pix like Ron, here's one courtesy of the internet...
