No posting today. Too caught up in the football games and Verna’s excellent cooking.
Bob
Chore Day
When we returned to our California house yesterday, I was greeted with several drooping fronds on the two queen palm trees out front. I never know what to expect when we get here, but there’s always several things to do.
So, after Verna’s annual eye exam today, I got the eighteen foot tree tool out of the garage and commenced sawing off the drooping fronds. I think there were about six fronds between the two trees that needed removal. The job took me over two hours including clean up.
The second chore I did was to go through all the junk mail our neighbor collected and shred anything with personally identifiable information and recycle the rest. We always request the USPS to hold all mail for this address, but given they are a government entity, you probably know how well that worked out. ?@&*%$! USPS.
Football Non-Blog
Football tonight and a road trip in the morning. Hope you enjoyed your weekend. 🙂
Sunday Morning Going Down
I snapped this today while walking the dogs on the road in front of the new house. The temperature was a brisk 42° so the dogs and I finished our business and went back inside the cozy house seen in the photo. Click on the image to enlarge.
Carwash Day
Verna let me wash her Chrysler Sebring today. “WOMANCE” is once again nice and shiny. Click on the image to enlarge.
Collateral Damage
We had a visit from a neighborhood dog that we had not previously met this morning. Her name was “Oreo” and she came calling on our other dogs to meet and greet. Unfortunately for me, I accidentally let Cabela and Bay Bay get loose through the screen door. As I chased them down the driveway, I stumbled and fell. I scraped my left elbow on the concrete as I went down.
I recovered both of our dogs and also secured Oreo and returned all dogs to their owners. Verna dressed my wounded elbow with an oversize bandage. If you’re not squeamish, you can click on the image below to reveal the actual injured area. Click again to put the bandage back on. What a mess!
