Today at 5.57 pm I turned the heat on.
It got down into the 30s last night.
My grass is brown. I really hope it is supposed to be.
16 November 2008
08 November 2008
A Day at Lake Texana
Today I DID see something interesting... something rare... something I never thought I'd see in my life.
It was a 'POSSUM.
Not impressed yet?
It was ALIVE.
I didn't get a photo; you'll have to trust me.
Now, some of you might have noticed that I said I saw this today. Not this morning. Or this evening. Or last night. Today. It was about 1.30 pm. Mr. 'Possum did not run away from me.
Yup, looks like I saw a rabid possum.
I also saw a thing I have seen before, but I didn't think I would see in Texas:
A tree with leaves turning color! There must be a non-weather-related reason for this. Any ideas, people?
Also saw a Bald Eagle. It flew up out of some brush about 10 feet (or 0.01 kilofeet) away from me. That's pretty close, it turns out, when one is dealing with a bird that size. Like the 'possum, no photo. But I did get a photo of a golden spinner, finally:
They're pretty big spiders. 2-3 inches, with legs. They like to hang out fairly high up, so I can generally walk under them. Which I suppose means that most of the rest of you (who aren't my female relatives) would see them at eye level.
Dinner report: Gardenburger (original flavor) on a wheat bun (untoasted) with lettuce, tomato, and onion. And a beer.
Not impressed yet?
It was ALIVE.
I didn't get a photo; you'll have to trust me.
Now, some of you might have noticed that I said I saw this today. Not this morning. Or this evening. Or last night. Today. It was about 1.30 pm. Mr. 'Possum did not run away from me.
Yup, looks like I saw a rabid possum.
I also saw a thing I have seen before, but I didn't think I would see in Texas:
A tree with leaves turning color! There must be a non-weather-related reason for this. Any ideas, people?Also saw a Bald Eagle. It flew up out of some brush about 10 feet (or 0.01 kilofeet) away from me. That's pretty close, it turns out, when one is dealing with a bird that size. Like the 'possum, no photo. But I did get a photo of a golden spinner, finally:
They're pretty big spiders. 2-3 inches, with legs. They like to hang out fairly high up, so I can generally walk under them. Which I suppose means that most of the rest of you (who aren't my female relatives) would see them at eye level.Dinner report: Gardenburger (original flavor) on a wheat bun (untoasted) with lettuce, tomato, and onion. And a beer.
06 November 2008
This Entry is Paul's Fault
I talked to Uncle Paul last night, and he expressed disappointment that I don't write here more often. I explained that I don't do many things that are interesting enough to write about. He suggested I write about what I had for dinner. Who would want to read about what I had for dinner? I asked. He claimed that he would like to read such a thing.
So...
Tonight for dinner I am having pierogies from Schwans. I fried them in a little bit of canola oil, and added green beans and onion when I flipped the pierogies. Then I put them on a plate and ate them. I am also having a glass of milk. Later I might have a popsicle or a piece of chocolate for dessert.
Note to Jen: no, I didn't season the pan.
Creepy date reference, that was. If you didn't get it, consider yourself lucky.
So...
Tonight for dinner I am having pierogies from Schwans. I fried them in a little bit of canola oil, and added green beans and onion when I flipped the pierogies. Then I put them on a plate and ate them. I am also having a glass of milk. Later I might have a popsicle or a piece of chocolate for dessert.
Note to Jen: no, I didn't season the pan.
Creepy date reference, that was. If you didn't get it, consider yourself lucky.
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