I HOPE THAT WAS MY LAST LOAD FOR THE SEASON

It was a rather lackluster Sunday with gray skies dominating.  I had a prescription to pick up at Walmart so it was off to Goderich Pheebs and I went.  A few pics down along the Lake Huron shoreline and we were soon home again.  

 I THINK THIS LITTLE GIRL IN HER PUMPKIN-COLORED HOODIE IS PRETTY EXCITED ABOUT THOSE BIG ROCKS

ELVIS PRESLEY'S SONG MEMORIES COMES TO MIND HERE

 LATELY, IT SEEMS EVERY TIME I DRIVE DOWN AROUND ROTARY COVE I SEE THIS FELLOW AT THIS MACHINE....I BET THERE IS A STORY BEHIND HIM COMING HERE SO OFTEN

 TAKING A PICTURE OF THE COVE ON A QUIET SUNDAY MORNING

Hitched up the utility trailer, picked up my leaf piles, cut down and loaded up some more bamboo grass, and along with a few old tree branches, I headed to the Park's recycle area and unloaded everything.  I hope that was my last load for the season.  Home again with my hip howling, I headed inside and carefully put my feet up for the rest of the day.  And, try as she did, Pheebs just couldn't seem to drag me outside for an afternoon walk later.  Hopefully, better days ahead.

 ALL LOADED UP AND READY TO RUMBLE

 NOTICE THAT BLUE HANDLE SHOVEL??  THE SAME DAY I PAINTED THE HANDLE I PAINTED THE FRONT DOOR OF OUR LITTLE ADOBE CONGRESS ARIZONA  HOUSE THE SAME COLOR 

Al's Music Box:)) Strangers In The Night by Frank Sinatra from his 1966 album, 'Strangers In The Night'.  Composed by band leader Bert Kaempfert the song was made famous in 1966 by Frank Sinatra, although it was initially given to Melina Mercouri, who thought that a man's vocals would better suit the melody.

 I SPOTTED THIS CROW AND GULL FIGHTING OVER WHAT WAS PROBABLY A DEAD FISH ON THE BEACH

GROANER'S CORNER:(( While Mark was shopping for pet supplies, one of the salespeople came running up to him.  Mark! Mark! I just saw someone driving off with your BMW!  Dear God! Did you try to stop him?  No, said the clerk, but don't worry. I got the license plate number!

A spouse is someone who'll stand by you through all the trouble you wouldn't have had if you'd stayed single.

Dad: Bill, wash your face! I can see what you had for breakfast this morning.

Bill: What did I have?
Dad: Eggs.
Bill: Wrong. That was yesterday!

------------------------------------