Good 39º scattered cloudy morning.
Yesterday morning I took this photo about 7am and then 10 minutes later it
was POURING! That only lasted half an hour. Then about 10:30 it started
sprinkling again. Then again at 1pm it started again!
But again, it only poured for a few minutes. Of course Bruiser was out and
about... I called him. He finally came in when the rain stopped. He was only
slightly wet. All in all we got about 1/5" of rain.
Breakfast was Franz whole wheat English muffin
with Ricotta on half and Bee's Knees white chocolate peanut butter on the
other, my green veggie/fruit drink, and coffee.
http://ilovepeanutbutter.com/ This
peanut butter is made with honey. It is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good!!!
Kristen was feeling better yesterday and was eating a little. She decided
to stay home one more day.
So, I was feeling better too. Got off my butt and did some laundry, cleaned
the shower, and other over the top exciting stuff. Then during the second load
of laundry my washing machine stopped working. Now I have to call repair!
Grrrrrrr
This from pal Ike Saben (LASD ret)..... I'm still laughing..
My friend Cathy (LASD ret) has a bunch of puppies who were barking and
barking. She investigated and found a small rattlesnake by their pen. She caught
it and transported it away from population... What a gal!!!!
Historically this date...
1901 – New
York becomes the
first U.S.
state to
require automobile license
plates.
1939 – DC
Comics publishes
its second major superhero in Detective
Comics #27; he
isBatman, one
of the most popular comic
book superheroes
of all time.
1945 –
The Nazi occupation army surrenders and leaves
Northern Italy after a general partisan insurrection by the Italian
resistance movement; the
puppet fascist
regimedissolves and Benito
Mussolini tries to
escape. This day is taken as symbolic of the Liberation of
Italy.
1960 – The U.S.
Navy submarine USS Triton completes the first
submerged circumnavigation of the globe.
1965 – Teenage sniper Michael
Andrew Clark kills three and wounds six others shooting
from a hilltop along Highway
101 just south
of Santa Maria,
California.
2011 – At least 300 people killed in
deadliest tornado
outbreak in the Southern
United States since the 1974 Super
Outbreak.
And births
this date include....
1917 – Ella
Fitzgerald, American singer (d. 1996)
1940
– Al
Pacino, American actor
1946 – Talia
Shire, American actress
1964 – Hank
Azaria, American actor and voice actor
1969
– Renée
Zellweger, American actress
... the first
picture was at a Hollyweird premier! Glad to see he's cleaned up his act since
then!
Dinner was some melon and pineapple, Babybel cheese, mozzarella stick, and
a rice cake with tuna mixed with garlic mayonnaise.
Still not in the cooking mood. Maybe tonight.
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Monday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
April 25th
World Penguin Day
April 25th marks the start of the Adelie penguins’ migration northward
into the surrounding Antarctic seas. They will swim only about a few hundred
miles (or 600km), where they’ll stay aloft among the icebergs, chowing down on
the krill and other penguin-y
favorites.
8 comments:
Like you post a lot.
For future reference, small young rattlesnakes will give a full dose of venom. Tell her to be careful.
Cathy is very careful. Apparently she has transported a number of them from her place. xo
OMG! Cathy is one brave gal! I can't imagine catching and transporting a rattle snake anywhere! When we get them on our patio John shoots them with snake shot. I won't invade their territory if they won't invade mine. :(
You meals looks so healthy. I especially love the sound of peanut butter and white chocolate! :)
Glad Kristen is feeling better. Matthew was sick with a cold all weekend. He stayed down and in his pj's and has gone to school this morning. Hopefully the rest of us won't get it. Hope my zinc is protecting me. :)
XO Trisha
OMGOSH T, that Bee's Knees peanut butter, several flavors, is awesome! I hope you don't get the cold either!!!! ox
Glad to hear your daughter is feeling better.
May all the rain you get be tied up in a bow- and where it lands, may you find a pot of gold.
The rain is Heaven up here right now, L. I'd like to see a rainbow! xo
LOL!! He was soooo scared. Poor thing. He barely stopped rattling the entire time. He was coiled soooo very tightly that I didn't see his length until I released him.
He was about 2 1/2' long! Amazing they can coil up so small.
He was in my Large Reptile Transporter in those pics.
:) Cathy
You are still amazing Cathy!!! Thanks for sharing. xoxo
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