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Lovely picture Stella, as always. October is the most beautiful of all the months. I love it so much. Cooler weather is definitely here. Today we will be in the sixties, but rain comes the next three days, with highs only in the fifties. That will probably take down the rest of the leaves I’d say, although they really did just get started turning here in the valleys.
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I love it too, but it’s almost gone! I have a big healthy volunteer tomato plant next to my front steps that sprouted late in the season. It has teeny tomatoes on it, but won’t make it, I’m afraid. Have a wonderful day and stay dry!
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I’ve seen this a couple of times, and apologies if you have too. I love this guy, he’s great. I don’t know his name, but I have seen other clips of him, and it appears he’s always this blunt. Good.
Wake up, grow up, and shut up. Ought to be a mantra.
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Mornin’ Menage. Yeah, I like what that guy said. These kids are all spoiled.
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True, and to the point. My younger grandson, a few years ago, was spouting tripe he learned in school about the evils of oil. Mind you, we were all at the family cottage in northern Michigan, and his mother reminded him that without their large van, he would still be at home.
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I like the suggestion that they have to turn off the air conditioning.
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Love this! Thanks for the reminder. This one and the millennial interview are classics.
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Wow! Must keep that on my phone to play every tine one of those entitled whiny people gets started!
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Mornin’ kids!
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Smart kids! Morning Wee.
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Mornin’ Menage!
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Morning’ Wee. Yeah. Let’s Go Brandon,
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Mornin’ Mom!
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Mornin’ Wee. I’m not giving candy to any kids this year. It’s part of my austerity program.
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Afternoon Stella! Me, either.
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I don’t know what the faints inscription on the least ring is, but if my translation is correct, the one on the right reads “man does not obey.”
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Prolly right – only SHE had to…..
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How about this does it help?
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homo non separet = let no man put asunder ?
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Mark 10:9
What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.
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Actually, cool.
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Weird.
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https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-secret-messages-hiding-inside-17th-century-engagement-rings
The gimmel ring below, held at New York’s Metropolitan Museum, is a German creation from 1631. One side of the split bezel features a ruby, the other a diamond. When the combined ring is broken apart, you get a diamond ring inscribed with “QUOD DEUS CONIUNXIT” and a ruby ring with the words “HOMO NON SEPARET.” Quod deus coniunxit homo non separet: Whom God has joined together, let no man tear asunder.
The most striking feature of the 1631 ring is its inclusion of a memento mori—a reminder of death amid all the love and unity. A cavity beneath the diamond ring’s bezel holds a tiny, curled up baby, while an identical hollow on the ruby ring is home to a smiling skeleton. Together they are birth and death; beginning and end. Just a reminder that marriage doesn’t make you immortal.
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Must’ve been popular back in the day – I’m glad a few survived.
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Mornin’ everyone. Have to leave to meet my friend for one of our seminars for lunch. But I have to leave in a couple of minutes to meet up with her and then drive over to the restaurant. Loki will NOT be happy. Later
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Hope you are having a good time, and that Loki enjoys a long nap.
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I have a story to tell. I drove to my friend’s house which is about 35 min away. I got stopped about a mile from her house because of construction on the road and no detour info. I called her and she said there was really no way to get there except to go all the way around the lake, which was 7 miles. The other way was to drive back to the Parkway and on to I 4 then it was another 7 miles to her street. So, she told me to go to Walmart and she would pick me up there. So, about 20 or 30 min later, I finally found Walmart and she drove up just as I got there. She said there is so much road construction that two ways she had tried to come were closed. SMH We were half an hour or 45 min late.
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Winding up for bad weather in an hour or so. Line of strong storms already has tornado warnings in. Hope all is well for my neighbors.
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Lake Charles got a tornado. They just can’t catch a break.
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Hope all went well.
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Storm line has passed, but a tornado was spotted south of us. Will find out in the morning when I travel that way.
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Good read:
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2021/10/our_phoney_war.html
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