Guys, sorry if I got things off topic! I just know I'm tired of hurting and I really need to get out and weed weed weed! My husband and I were out for a bit and did some more weeding, trying to get the vetch out. OMG! It's so dry! We decided to take a rest and go visit my Mom in Hospice and then I'm coming back and watering so the weeds will be easier to get out. I haven't watered since the last rain which was almost 2 weeks ago. That area up there is in full sun almost all day, and the sprinklers can't go up there because it's up-hill and the water valve closest has the least amount of pressure. So I gotta go hand-water!! And I really need to mulch up there too. I started to in the fall, and even cleared out most of the weeds, but they came back with a vengeance with all this rain we've been having! (I'm not gonna complain about the rain...)

https://images.app.goo.gl/1H5AUEToTd2qXr4EA How do I add the picture for this joke? The one-liner is I hate it when I'm singing a song and the artist gets the words wrong. Foster the People pumped up kicks https://youtu.be/SDTZ7iX4vTQ For years I thought you"d better run faster than my bullet actually said you'd better run faster than my brother. I really loved this song because the brother was defending him. Not so much shooting a gun even though I'm sure for some reason it was deemed necessary. This is not one I listen to on pink shirt days.

Lucille, red pandas are a different species to the giant (black and white) pandas. Red pandas are much smaller and are orangey-red and white. I love quokkas, we have often visited Rottnest. Quokkas are very friendly and not very afraid of people. When we have stayed in holiday cottages on Torrnest, often if we left the door open, the quokkas would come in for a "visit". If you think they're cute, their babies are adorable and are carried in a pouch on the mother's tummy like a kangaroo, as quokkas are also marsupials. They're about the size of a cat.

Thanks for a thoughtful and important message, Rusty. Especially in these times of being cut off from usual interactions with people, many of them somewhat stressed and pressured. I'm fortunate to be old, long retired, not having to go to work to pay for roof, food, etc. and staying home, letting the pension cheques arrive. ole joyful