Day FIVE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE of Presidential recovery.
Day FIVE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE of Presidential recovery.


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Stellars….
While searching around the rocks near a tidal pool in Margate, a man came across a small shark stranded on the rocks with no nearby pools of water. With the day getting hotter and the sea around 700 meters away across sharp rocks, he decided he couldn’t leave it behind.
Charming Cliftonville, in Margate, County Kent, England…
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Mornin’ Lucille!
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Good mornin’, Lucille. All I can think of when I see these brightly painted houses is that they must not have an HOA! Coffee’s ready, ma’am.
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Good morning, Lucille!
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Too cute! “Naughty doggie!” It almost seemed like it looked at him when he finally put it back in the ocean, kind of like a “Thank you.”
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Good mornin’, and happy Friday! While our friends in DC can’t walk and chew gum at the same time, we’re not like them. We can, and here’s how we do it! Keep your head on a swivel and carpe’ your coffee.
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Gracias T! Looks awesome!
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! What’s the point? 😀 😀 😀
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Good morning, Tex! That’s my favorite color. I have an electric kettle in that very shade.
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Mornin’ kids! Smacks of Boris ‘n Natasha to me….
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I also lik how they’ve now changed calories to “Energy Value”. Words mean things. 😉
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Mornin’ Wee! I wonder if squirrels are their main source of protein.
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I would say eeeew, but squirrels were/are something local rural hunters bring home for dinner.
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None for me, thanks! Mornin’ Czarina!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Too funny!
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National Wildlife Day
National Lazy Moms’ Day
National Food Bank Day
National Spice Blend Day
National Macadamia Nut Day – my mom loved them he minute she met hem in Hawaii.
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Sorry for the errors, but iPad froze up. Continuing:
National Chianti Day
National Newspaper Carrier Day
National College Colors Day – I think mine were green and gold
World Sexual Health Day
And it is still National Waffle Week
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College colors! TN for Miss Dolly!
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More waffles!
My brother delivered newspapers when he was around 10 or 12.
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Morning, czarina! Macadamia nuts are delicious, and healthy. I’m in favor.
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Yay for wildlife.
I don’t know too many lazy moms.
Food banks are for helping people who really need it.
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The year after I left Chicago to move back to Detroit. I loved that city!
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Afternoon All. Can’t believe I slept in until 10:30 without even waking up. It was cool last night and is still cool inside this morning. It rained again. I had to put on my fuzzy lined pants that I wear all winter. Of course, it is about 66* inside right now and only 54* outside.
My oldest granddaughter has just about finished her doll dress except for the snaps on the back and a small flower she wants to put on the neckline in the front. She has done very well with it. Of course, she is 11 and can read and understand really well so she could follow the instructions. The middle granddaughter, 9, is struggling a little bit with the sewing machine stitching, but it is coming along. The youngest, 6, is sewing by hand and what I noticed is that her stitches are getting more even and closer together. So, our little classes are making a difference. I am very pleased with them.
After we finished sewing, we played card games. Playing cards with youngsters is more animated than playing with old people like me. LOL
Hope you are are being careful and ready for the weekend.
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