WITH HER HOLDS LADEN WITH ROCK SALT THE ALGOMA INNOVATOR UNDER A CLOUDY SKY LEAVES THE PORT OF GODERICH LATE THIS MORNING |
HARDY FOLKS OUT BRAVING THE ICY COLD WINDS COMING IN ACROSS LAKE HURON |
'HURRY UP MOM AND DAD IT'S FREEZING OUT HERE |
FISHING BOATS SAFELY SNUGGLED INTO GODERICH'S INNER HARBOR FOR THE WINTER |
SPOTTED THE ALGOMA INTREPID DOCKED AT THE GODERICH SALT MINE |
I sometimes wonder if in our Bayfield Pines Park I am maybe thought of as kind of a crazy guy. And, I can tell you that there is some merit in that. We often have people walking by with their dogs, etc. If at any time someone is going by and it is the same time I have just spotted a squirrel on our birdfeeder they might see me come flying out our sunroom door with arms flailing and making loud 'phisssing' noises as well as possibly using some slightly loud blue letter words. They don't see the squirrel of course but they see the crazy guy waving his arms and maybe even throwing something like a shoe. Yes, I've done that. Sometimes walking by they might hear someone talking in our front yard and yes that is me again. It may look like I am the only one there, but I'm not. If they were to look closer they would see I am talking to Pheebs who is somewhere near me. And yes, I always talk to Pheebs. Some days they may be audibly alerted to a few rather loud and unsavory #!!*% words. Those are the times I have hit my finger with a hammer or banged my head on something. Maybe dropped a rock on my foot or slammed an engine hood on my hand. Maybe the lawn mower won't start, maybe I can't find the screwdriver I had in my hand six seconds ago, or forgotten what I was doing the instant I turn my back on whatever it was I was doing. Maybe the zipper is stuck on my winter coat and I can't undo it. Ya, that one will fry me up real good every time. Maybe I'm filling a bird feeder and the feeder tips over or when I'm trying to put a stepladder up to a tree and a branch keeps getting in my way forcing me to move the ladder which then proceeds to fold itself up with my fingers painfully pinched in the folding up mechanism!! Or, I wonder who was walking by our house the day I left a bin door open on our motor home then proceeded to drive ahead, catch the bin door on a pine tree and rip it right off. Or the day I couldn't get the engine hood of our Jeep Wrangler open and threw my baseball cap on the ground and jumped on it. Yes indeed, I wonder who was walking by that day. So, when you add these few of many things up I too would have to agree....I think maybe there might be a crazy guy living in the house!!
PHEEBS AND I HAD TO CAREFULLY MANEUVER OUR WAY THROUGH A HERD OF GEESE ON THE ROAD |
Well, that's about enough out of me for another day I'd say. And remember, if you happen to be walking past our house and think it's a Gorilla you hear, I can well assure you it is just silly me being my usual pain in the rear:))
GROANER'S CORNER:(( An elderly woman walked into the local country church. The friendly usher greeted her at the door and helped her up the flight of steps. "Where would you like to sit?" he asked politely. "The front row please." she answered. "You really don't want to do that", the usher said. "The pastor is really boring." "Do you happen to know who I am?" the woman inquired."No." he said. "I'm the pastor's mother," she replied indignantly. "Do you know who I am?" he asked. "No." she said. "Good," he answered.
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How was your blind date?" a college student asked her roommate. "Terrible!" the roommate answered. "He showed up in his 1932 Rolls Royce." "Wow! That's a very expensive car. What's so bad about that?"
"He was the original owner."
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Al, we all know you're the crazy guy! It's what makes you fun.
ReplyDeletePheebs looks like she's heard it all and seen it all, no matter what you do. And just calmly looks out the window and enjoys the view on a ride with the madman.
ReplyDeleteThankfully we live at the end of a cul-de-sac in the middle of nowhere. My fella does some mighty ranting and roaring and swearing out in the shop, hahahaha.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing we live out in the middle of nowhere on both ends of the country--no one to hear either of us rant and rave at times! And both of us talk to the Emmi girl all the time.
ReplyDeleteAl not to worry! The problems you have are due to old age! A lot of us have the same problems! Don't be shy or embarrassed a lot of us do the same as you! But the only difference is we aren't as honest as you are! Have a good day in spite of it! Keep fighting those squirrels off they can find their own food!
ReplyDelete4 hours North East of me is considered DownEast Maine. No matter where you live one would figure Downeast Maine to at least border the minor coastal region of New Hampshire and maybe extend up to Portland or a little further up the Coastline. DownEast Maine is not a directin but a place. Start at Bar Harbor and heads up the coast to Canada. I found this definition. The term “DownEast” or “Downeast” is most often defined in Maine as the eastern coastal region of the State that covers Washington County and Hancock County beginning in Ellsworth and stretching to the East all the way to the Maritime Provinces.
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