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That’s a-more’, where you are..laugh, laugh..
1 month agoWell we did see a (much) smaller branch come down just a few metres from us. Did we mention how really fierce the wind was?
1 month agoThe mail “Must Go Through” :) And, at least the power is still on..see the green “go” streetlight?…
1 month agoAt least you were not under it!
1 month agoYour comment reminds me of what my late Mother said upon seeing an artichoke for the first time when moving to California from Ohio..How can you know what something is if you have never seen it or been exposed to it? :) Michel, I know you DO know what a good croissant is supposed to look ( and taste) like !
1 month agoIt’s not a canary island date palm, as mine is not this bushy so I can affirm what it “isn’t”..😬
1 month agoGood to know you are safe from the floods!
1 month agoLooks a lot like some kind of slider, but I found no good photo matches of the yellow face stripes.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/39776-Trachemys/browse_photos?place_id=6774
Weird bend of legs. Does look like they are broken.
1 month agoThis one seems a little busted
1 month agoPlease do continuè to read. We are actually not getting all that wet. The weather system seems to have been mostly behind or beside us, and we escaped all damage to ourselves.
1 month agoThanks for the Birthday wishes. I still don't exactly love the photo, but hey, what do I know? Dodie
1 month agoWe will certainly try. Although a little adversity is always interesting for the blog, too much of a good thing is....too much.
1 month agoWe are on the 10th floor, so if there had been a flood that reached us it would have been a truly Biblical one.
1 month ago
Haha...a funny play on words.
1 month ago