Lots of pictures this week, including several selfies. I
apparently think I’m hilarious.
Sunday,
October 7th
Your Sunday bloomers!
I blew by my father on the way to sing at the nursing home &
then we ended up at the same stoplight, which highly amused me. One of my
friends on Facebook said that he was also probably a better parker than I am.
That gets a big duh!
Today’s scripture from church juxtaposed with a bumper
sticker I saw on my way home.
My color placement made this square look pretty odd to me,
but I guess we can say those are wings?
Monday,
October 8th
The hound dog is still around.
We don’t have a picture, but the neighbor finally got him to go into her fenced
back yard & he has been having a grand time playing with her dog. She
probably would still like to find him a home. She thinks he was dumped on the
side of the road. So sad – he’s such a pretty boy!
I got stopped by a train, but I
was entertained by the tags.
Tuesday,
October 9th
Balanced the petty cash box. Using that accounting degree –
ha!
This is what the square is supposed to look like.
Wednesday,
October 10th
Furniture Wednesday. Some of these pieces aren’t finished
yet (& you can see one is already in plastic). We were in a whirl trying to
get ready for High Point Furniture Market.
Thursday,
October 11th
Hurricane Michael brought torrential rain & wind to our
area. One of the neighbor’s trees blew over. Dr. M was happy to provide
disaster relief to the area wildlife by refilling the bird feeder.
We’re doing low key Halloween décor this year.
Friday,
October 12th
My lunch – it was fabulous!
We had a hard time choosing between curling & baseball (baseball
won).
To cap off our exciting Friday night, I colored my hair! As
a brunette, I know that if I REALLY want hair that color I’ll have to have a
professional do it. But I guess this will do.
Saturday,
October 13th
We’re having company for dinner on Sunday. Dr. M got a head
start on the preparations.
I’m still feeling exhausted from the craziness of the world.
Living in a perpetual state of anxiety can’t be healthy, so I’m going to try to
do something about it. Not sure what, yet. Any ideas? (Betina – chocolate is
already on the list – ha!)
"Love thy neighbor..."
ReplyDeleteSome pundit recently said that we've entered a "Cold Civil War" here in this country. I agree.
I like your hair. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThe juxtaposition of the scripture with the bumper sticker made me laugh out loud.
I'm lovin' your low-key Halloween decor. Oh, yeah!
As to your last thought, I'd say unplug your television set(s) and add red wine to wash down your chocolate. Lots of red wine. (Hic)
ReplyDeleteA "Cold Civil War." That is an interesting (and somewhat scary) idea. I think we all struggle with how to manage the anxiety of the modern world.
ReplyDeleteIs there any chance that hound dog is microchipped? It might be worth taking him to a vet and having him scanned. (Or has someone done that already?)
Great flowers, as usual. I have a weird fascination with curling, ever since I developed a crush on one of the Scottish players in the Winter Olympics several years ago...:)
Thought the television was going to drive us crazy last evening. No, not the news. The Brewers in the playoffs and the Packers on Monday Night Football. Both pulled it off and once again we saw Aaron's magic. I like your new hair color.
ReplyDeleteGood job on having chocolate on the list already! That's always my first advice. Because 'stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts' - ha!
ReplyDeleteLove your hair! And train graffiti can be very entertaining.
And the furniture? I'm guessing I could afford it once I win that big Mega Millions drawing.
How can I have attained my advanced age and not learned about the stressed/desserts connection? Now, that's news we can use!
DeleteYou know, I've heard for years about the High Point Furniture Market, but I always assumed it was... I don't know. Not a myth, exactly, but something out there in the ether that real people had no connection to. Clearly, I was wrong. And your hair color and that salad both look scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteI tried a new recipe for slow cooker beef/barley soup last night. Put in on to cook about 9, and when I got up this morning, had 7 pints of wonderful soup to put in the fridge and freezer. Rich, I tell you! I'm rich!