From Gary and me to your sweetie Don......Tweets

you are in our prayers Don

Donna loved your You tube video

Back from visiting Mom she was at her exercise class when we arrived with the dogs. Everyone loves the dogs there so Mom gets lots of attention from the other residents because she brags "those are our family dogs" she says so sweet of her....I love my Mom so much ...and she's in red because I took a bunch of new clothes about ten sets like blouses and pants suits to match and a couple of nice sweaters that she still had the price tag on and they were expensive so she wears them finally and they look good on her........ and it looked like she just had a perm because her hair was fuzzy and Mom usually has natural curly hair unlike my straight hair like my dad had god rest his soul

bbl later with the EFOTD....looking through my own scapes I saved up after I take a nap and rest for an hour....been up since 7AM yawn

Anna love your fotos of the Wren and the snow mole

Good afternoon :hello:

Nice s'caps of the NBG pair Starr.

Beautiful pics from the Eagle Watch Festival Rose.
Rachel is so sweet. What did she think of all the eagles?
What a wonderful way to spend the day. Great that the weather was decent and that so many eagles showed up.

Cute pics of Beau, Jean.
Cool story about Sammie and the cougar cub.

Lovely pics of the Common Snipes & Wren Anna.
"Cool" shot of one half buried in the snow.
Thank you for the info about the "heaven goat" mating flight. That'd be cool to see and hear.
Ice Moles..........wow!

Your living room looks great Judy.
I think it's nice to see your fireplace.
Pretty pics of the birds and Burrard Inlet.
The "mess" those birds in the yard make is natures way of aerating the lawn. People pay big bucks for that.
I find it enjoyable to watch a flock foraging in the yard.

Thanks for posting the link to Kittenface's FSV vid Donna.

So sorry to hear about Don's problem this morning Tweets.
Excellent that you took him to the hostpical immediately. Hopefully the nerves heal on their own.

Chase has been getting a little more mobile lately.


Hi Nanc, Judy, Kathy, Naoma, Linda, Anna, Sue, Lori, & anyone I may have missed.

Lori check in on Belle and SMitty.

Anna......Good to hear your Mom was happy to do a puzzle. I used to place a puzzle on the table in the winter by a big window where the birds fed. Anyone who walked past would stop & find a piece or two until the puzzle was done. Sometimes the kids would take a puzzle piece & hide it so they could be the one to place the last piece.

Here's one i keep on my baker's rack. It was hidden under the rocks when i took the "klok" pic yesterday. That's Kelley in the pics. In the baby pic she's sitting in Pawpaw's lap.


I the mill, too.
I especially like the ice crystals on top of the globes.


Sue........so great to see your post! I love those wolf updates, too. The 3 groups we've seen vids from so far are basically retired. From what i read they also have a "main pack" area and introduce new pups that have been raised by volunteers to socialize them before becoming part of the family. I'll have to read more about that.


Starr....... love your Norfolk s'caps. :thumrht:
What a Ladies ManEagle he is.


Rose......what a lovely experience! The fact that it was a family affair is even better. I loved each pic and especially the ones of Sweet Rach.


Beau.....what a showoff.


The Snipe is a very interesting bird, Anna. Love the "goat nickname story". Amazing they can find food in so much snow. The long beak is a handy thing to have.


Judy......I also think the fireplace is a nice focal point for the room.
I bet the starlings also benefit the yards as they dig. The bugs probably make the soil more fertile and the birds aerate the soil as they hunt them. I bet it makes for a better lawn, come summer.


Kathy.....where you watching the game?


(((For Lori & Brigitte)))
Baby donkey is growing big & strong.




Posting before toasting .............

Then off to view Donna's vid & start over at Jean's post

Rose: Wow , wow and more wow!

Just dropping in briefly to change my avatar to a photo I took myself.

Kath: Glad you found your way. I did PM you.

TX, I google what a baker's rack was, whow I want them all, love to put plants and pictures on it. Not to much little thing for the dust It is true about the puzzle, we where at home with 7 people and indeed everybody did a piece Thats a great puzzle, love the different colors . Kelly is beautiful, thanks for sharing, and now I learn more Texans "pawpaw"...it is the pa from pa Thanks

time for me to sleep, have a great time all. :hello:

For passing on the great vid, Donna.


What a loving story, Jean. I sure hope the baby cougar goes on to a happy life. I'm also glad to hear there are folk monitoring it's well being. It is concerning tho, as cougars are very large cats. Males as large as 200 lbs, from what i read.
I've known many dogs that realize that a baby animal is to be handled with care. So sweet.
I know where Pottsboro is; near the south side of lake Texoma, east of Denison.


Opening songs of the SB were great. Kelley Clarkston is from Burleson; love the children's choir backing her up & the drum core as well. Bring on the SB commericals.


Tweets & Don.......Prayers coming at you both. Please keep us updated. I am so glad he got immediate attention.


Judy........Lovely story about your visit with Mom.


Scott.......time to show Chase the push broom "toy" .........except your floor looks spotless.
Love the itty bitty "tennie shoes".


Cute avatar, elle


Anna...... I love the way each family has their own name for their grandparents. Mike called his grandfather "pampaw" & grandmother "memaw". Rose, i see Rach calls you "nanny". That's what my kids call my mom.