Well they scrubbed the rocket launch. I have given Opo his breakfast. So now I can try and get some π΄ π€ π π!
Just 2 hrs, that's all I ask, JUST 2HRS!!!!!!!!
Just 2 hrs, that's all I ask, JUST 2HRS!!!!!!!!
Can't do that - I'd be too upset if the birds picked off Carl or Carly the caterpillars!!Keep up the great job you are doing watching the caterpillars. You should start naming each of them.π
Sleep well Ray!Well they scrubbed the rocket launch. I have given Opo his breakfast. So now I can try and get some π΄ π€ π π!
Just 2 hrs, that's all I ask, JUST 2HRS!!!!!!!!
Just be ready if they need you on Fri. πThey apparently, needed Super Plumber to fly in to stop the leaks......................but I was up in NY for the weekend, sorry guys!
Well I got a couple hrs of crapy sleep. Hopefully I will sleep tonight. π΄ πSleep well Ray!
Sorry but maybe Friday. π€·Thanks for reminding me. It is 2:47am right now. Hopefully I will be awake when the launch happens.
I'm in agreement with the two of you.I agree with you Lyn.
I know what you mean. I lived through COVID and another health issue popped up right after. If it's not one thing it's another and then there's the everyday cares of the world and what have you. The news said a week or so ago that Ohio might be able to see the northern lights again and I forgot to try and see it.My luck, now my phantom pains have been subsiding and my eyes are getting heavy. But I won't get any sleep unless they scrub the launch and put my mind at ease that I won't miss the launch. πππ
I watched that with my brother. He had to be bused to a special school for the deaf. He couldn't be with us but had to stay there thru the week in order to get some sort of education. He was institutionalized from an early age. The real problem though is that he is developmentally disabled also so it really affected his upbringing. They've since changed the laws but too late for him. Hopefully, the guy is being watched over by a county department of DD (devopmental disabilities). The one here will usually go to bat for Joe and sue any government agency or person that tries to take advantage of him. They also help him work providing training or a job coach if needed so that he can stay in his home even without me.πUpdate on the neighbor. I asked my 24 yo daughter to find out the scoop.....two minutes later she said that the police had a "medical emergency" listed for that address yesterday. I don't suppose they actually post it when someone passes w/ so many ready to take advantage of that situation. I hope the boy has a place to go. He works everyday for the 16 yrs I've been here, I think at the school. I just worry because I know where he could end up and that sure isn't what his folks wanted for him, regardless of his issues. Hopefully, they had arrangements.
Don't mean to be a downer....my mom taught handicapped kids for 35 yrs in the 60-70's and I spent a lot of time in their 3rd rate classrooms. It made me angry as a kids that those kids got the junk. I hate to see bad things happen to good people.
Funny that I don't even like the kid.....he used to rev his mustang 5.0L for 4 hrs straight on Sat mornings with the music blaring.....good music though! Still.....he doesn't deserve to be put in a home, even if I don't like him!
Ok is this a junco or what π€£I think I have a junco here and it's not winter. I'll try and get a picture. This would be a bit unusual especially since I didn't see them this past winter and it's August... not the typical time of year for juncos. I of course googled and some do overwinter but not usually in my area. It's usually in the northern part of Ohio IF they do. Historically they did overwinter in Ohio about a hundred years ago. What in the world am I watching?
Doesn't look like the juncos my friend Google shows me. According to him it's a black capped chickadeeOk is this a junco or what π€£
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It's a black capped junco (maybe black eyed junco ) but I would love to see a chickadee or two. I'm gonna hope for a chickadee too ππππππππI haven't seen one of those in at least 50 years or more. This bird is more the size of a sparrow. The chickadees I used to see are really small. I was fascinated by them as a child.π€Doesn't look like the juncos my friend Google shows me. According to him it's a black capped chickadee
No news is good news. That's a saying over here π I had a similar day π₯³Good afternoon/evening all,
Nothing exciting or remotely interesting to report today, but I hope you are all having a good Tuesday.
Actually you are probably right. My brother David saw the bird hiding a seed in our crab apple tree for a snack later woo! Hoo! I googled π€ but it's so much bigger than the chickadees I remember I find it hard to believe.Doesn't look like the juncos my friend Google shows me. According to him it's a black capped chickadee