A SUPPOSED RACE OF SEEMINGLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE

AFTERNOON BUTTERFLY

It was a short drive into Bayfield and back for Pheebs and I.  It was Thursday and my turn to drive as I headed over to Richard's place shortly before 9.  We were off on another one of our cross country coffee tours.  Beautiful sunny September morning to be out and about in southern Ontario's rural farmland.  We sure are lucky (so far) to live where we do far from the growing hustle and bustle of today's fractured and tumultuous world.  

VERY DISAPPOINTING TO SEE GRAFFITI NOW APPEARING ON THE NEW BOULDERS AT GODERICH'S ROTARY COVE...THESE WERE THE ONLY TWO I COULD SHOW

The day simply continued to grow nicer as it went on with Pheebs and I out for an afternoon walk through our towering pine forest.  Autumn's magic is in the air as the Sun's warmth slowly diminishes.  Humidity is thankfully gone.  Love hearing the Crickets and feeling the seasonal change in the air.  Our forests will soon be ablaze with fiery colors.

AFTERNOON WALK ON ALONG SOME OF OUR PARK'S NEW ROADS

Now, about that Facebook problem over the past couple weeks.  Apparently, the problem existed right here all the time.  The transition from Facebook's old format to its new one didn't go smoothly for me and with a number of small Facebook bugs occurring I found myself switching back and forth between the two.  Somewhere in that switching process, a few things got changed with one of them being 'who can read my posts'.  My normal setting for that is 'Public' but that had somehow been changed.   It was Kelly who spotted that Wednesday night after another bug wouldn't allow me to copy and paste my post in the usual manner.  'Yay Kelly'  Barring any future bug glitches I will cautiously say, 'I think we are all fixed up and good to go now.  For any Facebookers who missed our short two day travels just go to the bottom of any of my posts and look for the words 'Newer Post' on the left and 'Older Post' on the right.  Click either one for the direction you want to go.  To make it easier, here are my two posts for this past Monday and Tuesday when we headed to Point Edward Ontario.  Bayfield To Point Edward and We Are Home.  And.....if for whatever reason you can't find my blog at any time, all you have to do is type the words 'Bayfield Bunch' into your Google search engine and 'WALLA' there we are.  Easy Peasy, Oovie Groovy:))

Although still trying to remain optimistic about the Canada/U.S. border being open sometime in the next few months my sense of reality tells me not to hold my breath.  As the perfect storm gathers strength over North America I don't think anyone can predict what may or may not happen over the next 6 months.  We are all living through bizarre times right now and to what depths of bizarreness this storm will take us is a total unknown.  Someday in the future, history books will be written about this era we are living in and I think people of that time will read these books and simply shake their heads in total disbelief that this could have even ever happened to a supposed race of seemingly intelligent people.

GROANER'S CORNER:(( Driving to work, a gentleman had to swerve to avoid a box that fell out of the truck in front of him. Seconds later, a policeman pulled him over for reckless driving. Fortunately, another office had seen the carton in the road. The policemen stopped traffic and recovered the box. It was found to contain large upholstery tacks.  "I'm sorry, Sir," the first trooper told the driver, "but I am still going to have to write you a ticket."  Amazed, the driver demanded to know the reason.  The trooper replied . . . "Tacks evasion."

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Q: How did the bishop make holy water?

A: He took some tap water and boiled the hell out of it.

- Tequila is an excellent teacher...Just last night it taught me to count...One Tequila, Two Tequila, Three Tequila, Floor!

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