Do you think she will give us any cabbage?
Could be... let's stare at her...
Well, the hens are behind glass if not exactly under it...
I gave them cabbage and some kale.
That Wyandotte was sleeping against the glass next to Morgan.
She jumped up when I got close with the camera.
These chickens are hard to sneak up on!
This is an auspicious occasion!
Morgan's first time getting vacuumed!
I thought I was going to have to spend a lot of time acclimating her
to the noise and feel of the suction
but she enjoyed the experience and on her own turned from side to side
to make sure I did a good job.
I had the vacuum turned down to the lowest setting
and plan to gradually turn it up a notch every few days or so.
Kristine took this photo.
I didn't want to document my error...
I forgot to replace the vacuum bag... sigh...
See the white rectangle filter under the little plastic circles?
Works great!
It trapped all the dust and dog hair inside the vacuum
instead of blowing it all over the house.
Night time...
This little bird (Junco) kept flying into the window.
Kristine and Tom thought it was a huge moth and went outside
only to find out it was a very confused bird.
Something chasing it?
A one day collection of oak tree pollen...
All this pollen is responsible for Kristine's allergies, sore throat...
Rain? Rain would be good.
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NASA |
"Kristine,
The new private resupply shuttle
that was suppose to take off for the international space station
was cancelled at the last moment,"
I called as I walked down the hall...
Whoa!
Listen to me... I grew up in the 1940's reading
about Dick Tracy and his TV wristwatch
and watching Flash Gordon shorts at the movies.
And here I am talking nonchalantly about
space shuttles and stations.
Next... soon... ?
makes you think...
Holly sent me info about the solar eclipse tomorrow.
We are supposed to be able to see a partial eclipse in our location
and should see the sun dwindling to a crescent.
But I must admit I won't be out looking at the sun or lack of.
But I will try out looking at the shadows of trees and my crossed fingers.
I remember making a pinhole viewer in the 1940's.
I'll try to take a photo without looking through the viewer.
That should be interesting.
Hope you enjoy the eclipse!
~:>
Smiles