For two days this past week, a pair of Sandhill Cranes were hanging out in the mowed field just north of our house and behind the Farm Bureau complex. This is the third year in a row that we have seen Cranes in this field at times that would indicate they are either heading to their Winter home in Florida or returning to their breeding grounds here in Michigan or farther north. It seems a bit early for them to be heading south although I wonder if our cooler temps (for August) may have inspired them.
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Good grief, it was 49° when I got up at 7 this morning (August 19). The weather has been Septemberish with temps mainly in the 70's-low 80's most of August. We're supposed to get a heat wave due to a dome of high pressure meandering Eastward this upcoming week.
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Turkey Bros are more active. I've been seeing them over in the Farm Bureau solar array, Benny's Diner and along the berm (pictured here). |
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The Little Hosta is ailing. |
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In the East Garden:
Tithonia beginning to bloom-a butterfly fav |
Cup plants blooming |
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Big tomatoes coming in |
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DHS visiting the rabbit burrow |
A couple of evenings ago, we were having supper on the deck when we saw a young rabbit running between us and the pool with DHS hot on his trail. They disappeared behind the honeysuckle. After 5 minutes, a visibly agitated Buddy reappeared: the bun had outrun him and his Lordship was quite put out. He ran around half-crazed to burn off his predator adrenaline and frustrated disappointment: he failed to make his kill. He remained amped up for a good hour until he finally came in, ate, came into the great room where we were watching a movie and snuggled his back up next to Mum's thigh.
For days since, I have seen him over at the rabbit's burrow located in the large brush pile behind the shed. I am sure the rabbit's scent is strong around there and coming across this, reminds Bud of his failing and perhaps thoughts of revenge.
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At the Diner:
Mr. Redbird and the glowy hydrangeas. |
Lil' Woody (Downy woodpecker) |
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Unknown 60's comic whose patented catch phrase was: "Is it not great when problems disappear?" leading to inevitable tales of wives, kids, in-laws, bosses, co-workers, neighbors, pets, machines, houses-on and on. Life, in general.
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Also found on YT:
*Can cause drowsiness especially when watching after imbibing alcohol, cannabis or hallucinogens or...
*You may decide to stay up all night.
*You may not go into work. Why destroy your bliss?
*Divorce papers may be in your future depending on your partner's tolerance.
Be advised that you cannot sue the filmmakers. Parents tried after their teenager began watching incessantly, failed in school and parents blamed them for turning the kid into a drug user as he wanted to enhance his experience. The judge threw out the case but forced the filmmakers to put the words "Relaxation Film" on every scene. You've been warned.
Recommendations:
The perfect thing to have on while serving hash brownies to your faculty pals. -Faculty Lifeline
Great background muzak when forced to entertain your asshole father-in-law just to piss him off. As well as serving Old Milwaukee beer to this beer snob who usually drinks stuff that costs $120/6 pak. -anonymous, soon to be divorced
Creative use in the dorms after a tough week. Get together with friends, get stoned and see who makes it through all 3.10:43 and stays awake. The contest goes the entire term and the grand prize is $100 and free license for bragging rights.-Dorm Times
It pairs well with David Lynch.-High Days Magazine
This is not entirely satire-C has told me that she has watched "relaxation" vids that come with warnings not to listen to while driving, operating machinery or tools etc.
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Dictator, Admiral-General Haffaz Aladeen, who risked his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed. |
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cutebuddypix
It's a hot Sunday afternoon and Bud is chillin' under the ceiling fan. |
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