Apart from taking my snow shovel for a walk around my paths there wasn't much going today. Overnight snow dumped about an eighth to a quarter inch which could hardly be seen but I just felt like taking my snow shovel for a walk anyway. It gave me something to do I guess. Took a few photos around the yard.
THAT'S PHEEBS DOGGY PATH |
A BIG SNOW OVERHANG ON OUR CARPORT ROOF |
THERE IS A DRIVEWAY OUT THERE SOMEWHERE UNDER THE SNOW |
Finished by short biography about Mark Twain. He sure had his ups and downs throughout life. He was quite a character. I am now reading a book by Peter E. Conti entitled, Only When I Step On It: One Man's Inspiring Journey to Hike The Appalachian Trail Alone. I am really enjoying this book. This is a story of a man and his struggle to overcome daily pain after sustaining serious hip and leg injuries in a motorized trail bike crash prior to his attempt to hike the trail. He amazingly retains a sense of humor as he struggles through pain each day in a determined effort to put a few more miles behind him on his slow and arduous journey along the beautiful 2,190 mile Appalachian Trail.
The Jeep didn't move today. I just couldn't seem to get myself out the door to go anywhere. I tried to justify that with, 'well at least I saved some gas'. I'm sometimes not too good at justifying things. I'm even worse at making up excuses.
GROANER'S CORNER:(( It was the first time the Captain and his Chinese First Officer had flown together, and it was obvious by their silence that they didn't get along. After 30 minutes, the Captain finally spoke. He said, "I don't like Chinese." The First Officer replied, "Ooooh, no like Chinese? Why that?" The Captain said, "You bombed Pearl Harbor. That's why I don't like Chinese." The First Officer said, "Nooooo, noooo ... Chinese not bomb Pearl Harbour. That Japanese, not Chinese." And the Captain answered, "Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese ... it doesn't matter. They're all alike." Another 30 minutes of silence. Finally the First Officer said, "No like Jew." The Captain replied, "Why not? Why don't you like Jews?" "Jews sink Titanic." The Captain tried to correct him, "No, no. The Jews didn't sink the Titanic, it was an iceberg." "Iceberg, Goldberg, Rosenberg, Spielberg ... no mattah ... all same."
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Those big curls of icy snow coming down off the roof look very familiar!
ReplyDeleteOof. Such snow. But good photos, and I'm glad you have some good books! I love to get lost in a book.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the snow slowly edging off your roof will give you work to do soon 😀 I wonder if you get through pain from an injury by pushing through it or just irritate it more. I guess I'll have to read the book.
ReplyDeleteGood for you to stay put! That is unless you have the urge to exercise the jeep and see what is out there. For photos you have enough subjects in the garden, I think. No matter your photos are great!
ReplyDeleteYou might really enjoy Paddle To The Amazon by Don and Dana Starkell (winnipeg couple)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the gorgeous lantern photos....love lanterns. The one with ivy is...well, no, the lit ones are...okay, those tie for favorite. :-)
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