The Frickin' Dang Bird..strikes again!

[Mare]

Amigo..if I was one to give up on you..you'd have been LONG gone! We have a new sprinkler system!

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[Dragonlady2]

Oh my....I have enough trouble with TV and computer cables.

[lolsavannahh]

I can't have Nash out with my computer anymore.. Destroys the cable and takes my keys! My power button key is long gone and I can't find it!

[The Pinkertons]

Amigo..if I was one to give up on you..you'd have been LONG gone! We have a new sprinkler system!

[Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks] I like your raised planter beds
:breeders:

[The Pinkertons]

Bella destroyed the cell phone charger

[Lady]

Gee I was thinking he was just trying to help you water down the deck :th_embarassed:. It sure has been hot here these last three days.

[Mare]

I like your raised planter beds
:breeders:


Thanks, Suzannne! You might not be able to tell but those planters are over four feet high. Over 30 years ago, I helped place those railroad ties..AND..walked ten miles to school and back!,,in the SNOW! :)

[Mare]

Gee I was thinking he was just trying to help you water down the deck :th_embarassed:. It sure has been hot here these last three days.


Holy Moley, here too, Alice! I'm not ready for summer to hit with it's full force!

[Lady]

Holy Moley, here too, Alice! I'm not ready for summer to hit with it's full force!

Us either Mare, I think we are still in for more rain :).

[Mare]

Us either Mare, I think we are still in for more rain :).


Rain is good! We have a forecast of three days of record breaking heat..107 degrees! :(

[Lady]

E[Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks] maybe Amigo heard that news and wanted to get the sprinkler ready in order to deal with it! 107 :th_eek:, humidity too :th_faint:???

[Macaw Lover]

Thanks, Suzannne! You might not be able to tell but those planters are over four feet high. Over 30 years ago, I helped place those railroad ties..AND..walked ten miles to school and back!,,in the SNOW! :)

I used railroad ties to partition off the garden area from the grass when I first moved here 31 years ago. Then I learned years later those ties have arsenic in them but by then they were gone as they had started falling apart.

Does it count if I walked 2 blocks to my grammar school, and being in Chicago, snow was normal?

[Mare]

I used railroad ties to partition off the garden area from the grass when I first moved here 31 years ago. Then I learned years later those ties have arsenic in them but by then they were gone as they had started falling apart.

Does it count if I walked 2 blocks to my grammar school, and being in Chicago, snow was normal?

I've learned that about railroad ties, Renee! I was born in Chicago :). My folks moved us out to Cali when I was 9yrs. old.

[Casper's 2nd best friend]

I've just caught this thread, at first I thought the pic was a "where's Waldo" until I eventually found out what it was all about. My sudden laughter caused Margaret to look up and Caper to rush out from his latest carton destroying project to see if he was missing anything.
No need for sprinklers here, we haven't seen the sun for days and strong northerly winds have prevented a flotilla of visiting yachts to our moorings from returning home. Fortunately there is plenty for them to do as we are alongside the Chatham historic dockyard with several museums and old navy ships to keep them amused. All we can do when we go to their marina is go for a long walk and get muddy.

[The Pinkertons]

Thanks, Suzannne! You might not be able to tell but those planters are over four feet high. Over 30 years ago, I helped place those railroad ties..AND..walked ten miles to school and back!,,in the SNOW! :) Did you drag the railroad ties 10 miles in the snow to school and back ? also??? :th_biggrin:

[The Pinkertons]

I've just caught this thread, at first I thought the pic was a "where's Waldo" until I eventually found out what it was all about. My sudden laughter caused Margaret to look up and Caper to rush out from his latest carton destroying project to see if he was missing anything.
No need for sprinklers here, we haven't seen the sun for days and strong northerly winds have prevented a flotilla of visiting yachts to our moorings from returning home. Fortunately there is plenty for them to do as we are alongside the Chatham historic dockyard with several museums and old navy ships to keep them amused. All we can do when we go to their marina is go for a long walk and get muddy. Do you live on an island =The Weald of Kent ?

[mdg1109]

Well if you ever need a drip hose at least you know who to put in charge of making it for you :th_wink:

Is he hiding somewhere in the picture I like playing Where In The World Is Amigo :th_biggrin:

[Mare]

I've just caught this thread, at first I thought the pic was a "where's Waldo" until I eventually found out what it was all about. My sudden laughter caused Margaret to look up and Caper to rush out from his latest carton destroying project to see if he was missing anything.
No need for sprinklers here, we haven't seen the sun for days and strong northerly winds have prevented a flotilla of visiting yachts to our moorings from returning home. Fortunately there is plenty for them to do as we are alongside the Chatham historic dockyard with several museums and old navy ships to keep them amused. All we can do when we go to their marina is go for a long walk and get muddy.

Sorry to startle you, Casper and Margaret! Nope, not a Where's Waldo pic :). Enjoy the WET!

[Mare]

Did you drag the railroad ties 10 miles in the snow to school and back ? also??? :th_biggrin:


You know it!..Suzanne!! :). There is NO other way!

[Mare]

Michelle, Amigo is drip hose KING! This isn't a Where's Waldo/Amigo but I will post more soon!! :)

[Casper's 2nd best friend]

Do you live on an island =The Weald of Kent ?

The Weald of Kent is the valley between two chalk escarpments or ridges called the North and South Downs (logical eh?). The main river running through the valley is The Medway. People who live north-west of the river are called Kentish men and Kentish maids whilst those living on the south-east side of the river are called men of Kent and maids of Kent.

Casper is a Kentish parrot. :)

[The Pinkertons]

The Weald of Kent is the valley between two chalk escarpments or ridges called the North and South Downs (logical eh?). The main river running through the valley is The Medway. People who live north-west of the river are called Kentish men and Kentish maids whilst those living on the south-east side of the river are called men of Kent and maids of Kent.

Casper is a Kentish parrot. :) Interesting, sounds enchanting, Casper has a title none the less :th_Coffee3: