Too quickly the day drained away on me. Hours slipped by and before I knew it old Sol had already arced well over into the western sky. There were things to do but I felt too tired to do them so I spent a lot of my time reading. Pheebs and I did get a couple walks in. Our usual morning walk and a shorter afternoon one. And we did slip up to Goderich and back earlier this morning. I'm hoping my energy levels will be up to par by the time morning rolls around. I will leave you with a few of today's photos...........
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| HAVING A GOOD OLD STUMP SCRATCH |
GROANER'S CORNER:(( A couple was relating their vacation experiences to a friend. "It sounds as if you had a great time in Texas," the friend observed. "But didn't you tell me you were planning to visit Colorado?" "Well," the husband said, "we changed our plans because, uh..." His wife cut in, "Oh, tell the truth, Fred!" He fell silent, and she continued, "You know, it's just ridiculous. Fred simply will NOT ask for directions."-------------------------------
Johnny, age 6, and his dad went for a drive. Upon returning home, Johnny's mom asked, "What did you see, today?" Johnny replied, "3 idiots, 1 dumb fool, 4 morons, and 1 that Daddy said I should not tell you about."
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That herd of cattle looks so peaceful and content. As to the geese, they appear to be waiting for something. Enjoy a rest, the photos are enough.
ReplyDeleteLove those Highland 'coos'!
ReplyDeleteWho exactly is that lop eared creature waiting on the horizon in the white llama photos? A suitor? Well. My only guess. Meanwhile, you've again produced some interesting photos on a day that "drained away." You ought to see what I produce on a day that has "drained away." Nada. Anyway, do love those cows with the bangs. Can't have too many photos of them. Not sure why they are so appealing, but they are!
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the Highland cows were the high point tonight. Totally understand your "drained away" day as I had one too.
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