I wish I wasn’t so lazy and would set up my camera on the tripod so I could really get a good shot of the moon! Continue reading »
Eddie
I’ll ride the wave . . . Where it takes me . . . I’ll hold the pain . . . Release me . . . Continue reading »
I’ll ride the wave . . . Where it takes me . . . I’ll hold the pain . . . Release me . . . Continue reading »
I wish I wasn’t so lazy and would set up my camera on the tripod so I could really get a good shot of the moon! Continue reading »
A few months ago, Offspring decided to go against my better judgement, and get himself a cat. Continue reading »
Sending thoughts and prayers to those in the path of today’s deadly tornado that leveled Moore, Oklahoma.
with Blue Bonnet on it!” No, this isn’t going to be a blog about margarine. But, every time I hear people talk about Bluebonnets (and that’s all of the time, here in Texas) I always think of that old commercial. Yes, Bluebonnets are a really big deal, here in the “Big T.” They are the … Continue reading »
When I die . . . Continue reading »
This is an oldie but a goodie! As most truths are. Continue reading »
I say that because he loves, loves, loves to eat grass. Letting him loose to graze, was no problem when we had our own yard. We knew no pesticides or fertilizer had been sprayed on the grass and didn’t worry about it making him sick. OK, grass makes cats throw up, but I mean sick … Continue reading »
Something wicked this way comes. Fortunately, there is no rotation. Hopefully, it will bring some much welcome springtime rain.
This post will contain few words, because I’m not sure what to say. Everyone else may have already seen the iPotty. But, it is nauseatingly new to me. This is it. Lid on. Lid off. In use. And, for when junior is finished having a tinkle or taking a dump . . . they need … Continue reading »
Happy Earth Day! It’s been a rough week or so, here on the Big Blue Marble. Usually, I pepper my Earth Day post with environmental warnings consisting of “if we don’t immediately change X - then Y will be the tragic consequence.” Or, “we must use less of substance A, because it’s causing the extinction … Continue reading »