Nattery Stuff
Thanks to all of you who participated in clicking on the freekibble.com &/or theanimalrescuesite.com activity for feeding shelter animals and all the other "greatergood" causes. From the freekibble food count of 18,899,247 scoops I quoted on Monday, today's count after I clicked was 18,909,162. BTW: did I mention that on the freekibble dog page you can find a photo of a member's dog(s) when you scroll down a bit more. And photos of cats are on the cat page. Some are great photos!
I hope you can find the time to continue clicking, and can find friends and family who can join in.
Stepping outside with The Boys at 5:30 this morning, I found that proverbial velvet sky with scattered points of glitter and glow to greet me. The air was still and about as silent as it gets here in the middle of the Greater Metro Area. Moon is still a little bit over half and shines as a still-chill beckoning beacon. Sigh. Lovely. Peaceful. Right now, our temperature outside is allllmost freezing--just a couple of degrees short by the thermometer outside my kitchen window. We are headed for just over 60 degrees F this afternoon. So they say. 60 would smash through the day's record high of 55 set in 1981; and even edge past the overall average temperature for APRIL of 58. February's average temp is 29. Change, hunh?
I think MyJeff and I have to discuss postponing the trip to the Como Conservatory again and focus on spending this weekend with The Boys and cleaning up the yard so we can do that FIRE BOWL! Saturday night. Arrow and Vinnie are so stressed over spending days without either one of us. I'm thinking we owe them a little more dedicated time. Tomorrow afternoon at the dog park would be good. For all of us.
Good thing we have those drives to and from my job to discuss things. . . . . Actually . . . those drives and the time together with nothing more than the opportunity to talk has been the one good thing about the troubles with his car Natasha.
I hope you can find the time to continue clicking, and can find friends and family who can join in.
Stepping outside with The Boys at 5:30 this morning, I found that proverbial velvet sky with scattered points of glitter and glow to greet me. The air was still and about as silent as it gets here in the middle of the Greater Metro Area. Moon is still a little bit over half and shines as a still-chill beckoning beacon. Sigh. Lovely. Peaceful. Right now, our temperature outside is allllmost freezing--just a couple of degrees short by the thermometer outside my kitchen window. We are headed for just over 60 degrees F this afternoon. So they say. 60 would smash through the day's record high of 55 set in 1981; and even edge past the overall average temperature for APRIL of 58. February's average temp is 29. Change, hunh?
I think MyJeff and I have to discuss postponing the trip to the Como Conservatory again and focus on spending this weekend with The Boys and cleaning up the yard so we can do that FIRE BOWL! Saturday night. Arrow and Vinnie are so stressed over spending days without either one of us. I'm thinking we owe them a little more dedicated time. Tomorrow afternoon at the dog park would be good. For all of us.
Good thing we have those drives to and from my job to discuss things. . . . . Actually . . . those drives and the time together with nothing more than the opportunity to talk has been the one good thing about the troubles with his car Natasha.