What Are You Doing This Weekend?
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Comments (26)gemini40 - here's wishing you a speedy recovery. You definitely should be taking it easy. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood here. Not too hot, not too chilly, lots of sunshine. Haven't done much, finally pulled the "Love In a Mist" vine out of its pot on the porch, removed and saved the seeds from the dried seed pods; had some coffee and yellow watermelon for lunch; then got the grabber out and proceeded to pick up trash along the road. Someone either threw out a styrofoam cooler or it fell from a vehicle and smashed in the ditch. Half of the many pieces were in the ditch the other up on top in the farmer's field. I decided I'd pick up what I could reach. What a mess. I was halfway down the road when a neighbor stopped and told me to "Hop in!" she was headed to their sheep shed up the road and wanted to show me the meadow and how pretty it was with all the wild blooming weeds. So I lay down my trash bag and grabber inside my garden gate and went for a ride. They own 28 acres over there and I never knew it....See MoreWhat Are You Doing This Weekend?
Comments (29)I spent most of the weekend, building, testing and installing a timer device for the horses paddock. (Last weekend was researching, planning, and ordering the parts that would be needed) The reason the timer is needed is when the horses are fed, one of them gets quite a bit more food, but since it eats rather slowly, the other horse finishes eating, and comes over and eats the other horses food. In the past we would lock the gate, and then return 20 minutes later to open it. But if we have pet sitter caring for them that would mean they'd have to hang out for 20 minutes while the horses are eating. As of 5:00 P.M. last night I installed and tested the new device, and it worked like a champ. Close the gate, and the latch is triggered automatically to lock the gate, a timer then starts and counts down for about 17 minutes, and the unlatches the gate and turns itself off....See MoreWhat Are You Doing This Weekend?
Comments (34)I am hoping everyone has a wonderful (and safe) New Years Eve and a happy New Years. We're out in Colorado with DD and SIL. DH and SIL hit the mountain before DD and I were up and we met them on the mountain around 10:30. Today was my first day skiing, my legs aren't up to a full or even a half day, so I just did a pre lunch solo run to test out my turns(did well) and then after lunch SIL did our annual MIL/SIL run down our favorite run. It was an experts only run as evidenced by this sign (new this year) but I have been skiing it for 30 years and was skiing well enough to handle it in control and even a bit of style: We got back to the house about 1:30 and have been just enjoying hanging around together, made a pot of chocolate fondue with fruit and lady fingers, and have been doing a bit of planning for the house we are building. The guys played in the yard with the dogs a while and DD, who is expecting in late March/early April is doing a bit of baby shopping online. Football is on, but no one is watching intently. Tonight we will probably watch the fireworks on the mountain from the front yard, do our Christmas turkey dinner since we weren'!t here on Christmas Day. Then early to bed, no ringing in the New Year for us!...See MoreWhat Are You Doing This Weekend?
Comments (42)So far I feel better today, just continuing sinus dripping down my throat that is driving me crazy. Yes, I am calling my doctor's office tomorrow and explain my symptoms and to see if I might have some more "physician time". How different than years gone by. While sweeping the rug in the bedroom awhile ago a very small plush cat toy - a mouse - got sucked up into the brush head and beyond! I immediately checked the sweeper bag, no mouse, tried to see into the brush head, no clog at the rollers that I can tell. There's plenty of suction through the hose still, but that mouse has to be somewhere. It's a brand new Roc canister sweeper ($$$). I hope I didn't damage it already....See More- 10 years ago
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