04-16-2022, 03:20 PM
Howdy gents,
Good to see you all this fine day.
I've been busy in the kitchen, boiling eggs, baking rolls, and a few more things to get ready for tomorrow gathering.
Steve, I saw some photos of your tomato plants the other day. Looks like they are off to a good start.
Don, I am glad that you had a quick fix on your trailer pump. It is nice to have a handyman around the house. That breed is disappearing fast. But unfortunately, things are more complicated now. Things are either made so cheaply that it doesn't pay to get them fixed or things are so complicated, that you need to be more than a mechanic to fix them. Ya did good, Don. I hope you are enjoying your nap. Great images, Don. I especially like the B&W one.
Michael, we do not experience that kind of problem with pollen around here. No wonder there is all kinds of advertisements on TV about allergen remedies.
I enjoyed your drive-by shooting. It meant that you were thinking about us and looking for something to share in today's daily. I get nervous going through a car wash like that. I do it only when I absolutely have to. The alternative for me is to use the self-serve car wash in the winter where you scrub the car yourself and rinse it off with the spray wands. In the summertime, I was my car in the backyard.
Dave, Another great closeup of the white egret. I know you like taking photos of birds as much as flowers. It was nice that this bird visited you in your front yard. If you want a frequent visitor, just open up a can of tuna and share it with him. He'll be back.
So, I will follow your lead, Dave.
We are spoiled on Anna Maria Island. The birds are very tame and I am only a few feet away from this Great Blue Heron who was on a mission to get some lunch. It walked up the pier and looked on the FISH CLEANING table to see if there were any remnants from the last fisherman who used it. He flew up on the table forcing the white egret to move over. It didn't take him long before he found what he was looking for directly below him. It was a bin of discarded fish skins from Sheephead. And a fine lunch it made.
Good to see you all this fine day.
I've been busy in the kitchen, boiling eggs, baking rolls, and a few more things to get ready for tomorrow gathering.
Steve, I saw some photos of your tomato plants the other day. Looks like they are off to a good start.
Don, I am glad that you had a quick fix on your trailer pump. It is nice to have a handyman around the house. That breed is disappearing fast. But unfortunately, things are more complicated now. Things are either made so cheaply that it doesn't pay to get them fixed or things are so complicated, that you need to be more than a mechanic to fix them. Ya did good, Don. I hope you are enjoying your nap. Great images, Don. I especially like the B&W one.
Michael, we do not experience that kind of problem with pollen around here. No wonder there is all kinds of advertisements on TV about allergen remedies.
I enjoyed your drive-by shooting. It meant that you were thinking about us and looking for something to share in today's daily. I get nervous going through a car wash like that. I do it only when I absolutely have to. The alternative for me is to use the self-serve car wash in the winter where you scrub the car yourself and rinse it off with the spray wands. In the summertime, I was my car in the backyard.
Dave, Another great closeup of the white egret. I know you like taking photos of birds as much as flowers. It was nice that this bird visited you in your front yard. If you want a frequent visitor, just open up a can of tuna and share it with him. He'll be back.
So, I will follow your lead, Dave.
We are spoiled on Anna Maria Island. The birds are very tame and I am only a few feet away from this Great Blue Heron who was on a mission to get some lunch. It walked up the pier and looked on the FISH CLEANING table to see if there were any remnants from the last fisherman who used it. He flew up on the table forcing the white egret to move over. It didn't take him long before he found what he was looking for directly below him. It was a bin of discarded fish skins from Sheephead. And a fine lunch it made.