A BEAUTIFUL MORNING IN THE HULLETT MARSH |
ABOUT 10 SECONDS AFTER I TOOK THIS PHOTO IN THE MARSH MY PHONE RANG....AND IT WAS KELLY |
A PROTECTED TURTLE NEST AND DID YOU NOTICE PHEEBS IN THE LONG GRASS |
BALES OF HAY DRYLY WRAPPED UP IN PLASTIC |
A FARMER PULLING A HAY RAKING DEVICE BEHIND HIS TRACTOR |
THESE RAKED UP ROWS OF HAY WILL NEXT BE BALED |
A COMBINE SITS IDLY IN THE FIELD WITHOUT IT'S LARGE HARVEST HEAD ATTACHED TO THE FRONT OF IT |
AHA SO THERE'S THE LARGE HARVEST HEAD SITTING ON IT'S TRAILER |
A FEW UPDATE PICS TAKEN WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR CATHIE AND GORD |
FRONT YARD MOURNING DOVE |
A LOCAL FARMER WALKS HIS COWS TO PASTURE....YES, THERE IS A FARMER IN THIS PHOTO |
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Doctors at a hospital in Brooklyn, New York have gone on strike. Hospital officials say they will find out what the doctors' demands are as soon as they can get a pharmacist over there to read the picket signs!
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“When we learned literacy in elementary school, my teacher set up a metronome. We learned reading and writing to a rhythmic tick.”
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Hi! That's a really neat picture of shadows on those green leaves. Maybe the word "stone" is not so bad. Better than "spot" or "growth", or...... Maybe, if it is a kidney stone, you will be spared the grief of finding out it was there the hard way, with all the attendant pain involved. You are certainly sure that your doctor know how to handle stones. Wonderful to have friends In high places who will buy an RV for you in case you want it. Wow. A nice lift to your day. May you have lots more of those!
ReplyDeleteHope your stones keep rolling and good luck finding the right class B RV for a good price.
ReplyDeleteThe marsh changes so much with the seasons - very pretty with all the green. I agree the pic with the leaf shadows is awesome. Pleasure Way has some beautiful rigs, maybe this one will work for you guys!! Nice to have Ron looking out for you. Hope the doctor has a quick fix.
ReplyDeleteYep they could have added one more word like Gall or Kidney and saved a lot of wondering. Best of luck on what ever it is. Amazing all the home building going on up there. I have seen those types of hay rakes up here, I do not know if they are better than the old side delivery rakes or not.
ReplyDeleteAt least you aren't on the road this time with a stone. And you Dr. can take care of it quicker. Did you ever notice that you feel fine but just need to do and annual check up and never seem to finish running tests? Yes next week is a pesty one here for me to
ReplyDeleteAs my husband used to say quite frequently in his later years, "it sure is h..l to get old."
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the stone, maybe it is a rolling one and will roll right on out!
ReplyDeleteLove the bird and cattle pictures the best. :)
Good luck, Al!
ReplyDeleteHope this one is something that will avoid finding a stone the hard way like you did before.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the building updates again. One of the pictures makes it look like the roofs are on already, but the picture is just lined up with finished unit roofs across the road. Pretty neat effect.
Al, you might remember a popular old song called "Life gets Tee-jus don't it". by Carson Robison - but also done by Burl Ives. ( tee-jus is a play on tedious ). I say that often but nobody knows what I'm talking about. LOL. I played that record a lot as a child - and now it has come full circle to be my life. It is on Youtube. Best Wishes. Love those cow photos. 🍀
ReplyDeleteHope you three can go to the southwest this winter. I stayed home last winter and I hated it. I hope a stone is all they found.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your medical week. We've had a lot of that, and of taking it one day at a time over the past 20 months.
ReplyDeleteAnd so you wait once again. I hate the waiting to find out more than anything. We weren't able to go north this summer because of health issues but I'm hoping next year works out for us. So I'm praying you and Kelly get to go south for the winter. One day at a time is all we can do. Wishing you all the best.
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