I think I'll try to start a new name for going to the city dump here in the US to see how long it takes for us to call it the tip ? also. I'll use my grandkids ? to spread the word.I've had a trip to the tip?????
I think I'll try to start a new name for going to the city dump here in the US to see how long it takes for us to call it the tip ? also. I'll use my grandkids ? to spread the word.I've had a trip to the tip?????
It's usually the UK that copies the US so that would be a turn up for the books if the US adopted 'the tip'.I think I'll try to start a new name for going to the city dump here in the US to see how long it takes for us to call it the tip ? also. I'll use my grandkids ? to spread the word.
I wonder about that. We ended up loving the Beatles. I think we borrow from each other ? I can't wait to see if I can. The Tip is a little more exotic then the dump? I always love the UK slant on slang.It's usually the UK that copies the US so that would be a turn up for the books if the US adopted 'the tip'.
Yes it is. I have some visitors so I am blessed. Sometimes it's nice when your young people have to check social media and leave you alone for a few minutes ????It's been a quiet day in the CDR. ?
I've been great! I started high school (almost through my first midterm already), rode my horse a lot (until he got in a trailer accident and screwed up his leg), currently playing nurse to my horse, and taking care of my 4 roosters, 1 duck, 2 dogs, 1 peacock, 20 something tame farm cats, my betta, leopard gecko, and Tonka my RT. (I don't think I forgot any pets this time)He often does long disappearing acts but maybe he lurks in the darkness to keep an eye on us.
How have you been?
Oh I hope your horse didn't hurt the leg too much and it's just a minor injury that heals with time and care. Looks like you have a menagerie and are having fun. I would be.??????????I've been great! I started high school (almost through my first midterm already), rode my horse a lot (until he got in a trailer accident and screwed up his leg), currently playing nurse to my horse, and taking care of my 4 roosters, 1 duck, 2 dogs, 1 peacock, 20 something tame farm cats, my betta, leopard gecko, and Tonka my RT. (I don't think I forgot any pets this time)
I've been great! I started high school (almost through my first midterm already), rode my horse a lot (until he got in a trailer accident and screwed up his leg), currently playing nurse to my horse, and taking care of my 4 roosters, 1 duck, 2 dogs, 1 peacock, 20 something tame farm cats, my betta, leopard gecko, and Tonka my RT. (I don't think I forgot any pets this time)
Back then 30 to 40 dollars was a considerable amount. Not saying you are old just saying. ?Quite the ark of animals you are caring for. It’s a lot of work & money for food & vets if/when needed. When i was growing up I had a ton of things too….until my parents showed me that we were spending upward of $30~40 per week on animal food…. We reduced my flock.
Back then 30 to 40 dollars was a considerable amount. Not saying you are old just saying. ?
We've had a couple of pretty smokey years here in the Central Valley of California, what with all the forest fires up north. Haven't had nice, clear sunny days for quite a while. Other than being sort of depressing, the overcast days haven't really affected me. But today I sure could have used an oxygen mask. I cleaned out the SA leopard shed and got it all set up for winter then got out the chain saw to cut up a eucalyptus branch that fell in my yard off my neighbor's tree. I worked on it for about ten minutes when it suddenly dawned on me I was having a hard time catching my breath. Felt like I had been running. So I came in the house and sat down for a few minutes. That few minutes turned into almost a half hour. I've learned my lesson. No more working outside until we get some wind to blow the smoke away! I know, I know. . . any old excuse!!
Sounds like you've been pretty well-travelled.When I lived in Monterey, I used to love hiking/walking/exploring areas with big old Eucalyptus trees all about. Used to collect their little acorn/seeds.
I'm just glad you recognized it and decided to play it safe. I think a lot of people are probably having that problem in your area. Especially people with allergies, asthma, and older people etc. Take care of yourself ?We've had a couple of pretty smokey years here in the Central Valley of California, what with all the forest fires up north. Haven't had nice, clear sunny days for quite a while. Other than being sort of depressing, the overcast days haven't really affected me. But today I sure could have used an oxygen mask. I cleaned out the SA leopard shed and got it all set up for winter then got out the chain saw to cut up a eucalyptus branch that fell in my yard off my neighbor's tree. I worked on it for about ten minutes when it suddenly dawned on me I was having a hard time catching my breath. Felt like I had been running. So I came in the house and sat down for a few minutes. That few minutes turned into almost a half hour. I've learned my lesson. No more working outside until we get some wind to blow the smoke away! I know, I know. . . any old excuse!!
Pleased to hear that you're well but I'm sorry about your horse's leg and hopes he makes a good recovery. Sounds like all your animals keep you very busy indeed!!I've been great! I started high school (almost through my first midterm already), rode my horse a lot (until he got in a trailer accident and screwed up his leg), currently playing nurse to my horse, and taking care of my 4 roosters, 1 duck, 2 dogs, 1 peacock, 20 something tame farm cats, my betta, leopard gecko, and Tonka my RT. (I don't think I forgot any pets this time)
Go carefully Yvonne - maybe you need an inhaler but you should definitely have a health check.We've had a couple of pretty smokey years here in the Central Valley of California, what with all the forest fires up north. Haven't had nice, clear sunny days for quite a while. Other than being sort of depressing, the overcast days haven't really affected me. But today I sure could have used an oxygen mask. I cleaned out the SA leopard shed and got it all set up for winter then got out the chain saw to cut up a eucalyptus branch that fell in my yard off my neighbor's tree. I worked on it for about ten minutes when it suddenly dawned on me I was having a hard time catching my breath. Felt like I had been running. So I came in the house and sat down for a few minutes. That few minutes turned into almost a half hour. I've learned my lesson. No more working outside until we get some wind to blow the smoke away! I know, I know. . . any old excuse!!