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The rains took a break today and I got the rest of the farm mowed, which gave me time to ponder. I ponder very well while mowing, thank you. Today's topic, what do I want? Really.

I went down the list of all the things I want for my family, medical cures and dream jobs and so on and then on to the world. Things...
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stampedeofworms:
She's all fluffy now.
grayb:
Hi Luvamoose! What a great name...

No idea on your image problem... mine all upload as planned and expected. Videos are a different story, however. No luck there at all

I'll have to carefully study and consider the Kristen Stewart issue...
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Hail expected here today. Really, hail? Hail yes! wink

I'm not sure Indiana isn't turning into some form of rain forest. It feels like it has rained every other day for two months. The poison ivy is gonna start to mold soon. We're gonna have 20 foot corn, ethynol's gonna be two cents a gallon.

With my outdoor projects nixed, I guess I'll go scrub the...
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savage:
Aww I dont think im sad. probably just really tired
grayb:
We got some hail here a couple of Sundays back - quite an amazing occurance on a warm Spring day! The acidic rain around here is damaging many evergreen trees and shrubs. The poison ivy loves it though - it's thriving. There was so much of it over where I used to live in Connecticut that my friends and I began to refer to it as the state flower.

You are so right about that money thing - I'm afraid that it's the only thing that's behind just about anything nowadays - no matter what the claims are to the contrary.
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Ahh...I smell of sweaty overalls and deep woods off, the summer is officially here.

Poor lighting today, but more lillies opened up. Check out the pics from the 13th blog.

grayb:
I haven't been online for a couple of days - I missed viewing and commenting on your last couple of blogs. First of all, thanks for the pictures of the Daylilies!! They look beautiful and bring back so many memories... mostly good smile

Sitting and enjoying your view or entertaining... I think that they're one and the same!
It's always nice to spend time with friends though...
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Feels good to get traction on all the myriad of projects I wanted to get done around the farmhouse. After I get this place all beautiful, I may be forced to entertain, or just do some serious poarch-sitting.

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lenya:
I loooove lilies biggrin I've got similar on my right side biggrin
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I have achieved daylillies! Mwah ha ha! Pic to follow!
grayb:
Hurray for daylilies! One of the former loves of my life (and one of the biggest train-wrecks) was a daylily fanatic. I still miss those beautiful blooms. There are several wonderful gardens and two growers that I am aware of right around here.

Looking foward to a picture - or several!
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grayb:
Classic!!
I love it...
(and it reminds me of High School too) smile
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Wow was I ever asleep today. I was so deeply unconscious that when Luvamoose came and hooked her nose under my jaw in her "I must poop now, NOW!" gesture, nodding my head involuntarily, I panicked about being late for school. Not work, not college, but high school, Sherman set the way back machine say 15 or so years. Is it true you never get...
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grayb:
Luvamoose = best name ever!

Sometimes, with all of the nonsense and drama I find certain people subjecting me to, I feel like I'm still in high school. There aren't any cheerleaders, though biggrin
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Tonights episode: "Noctural Musings On A Midwest Walmart", or "I Didn't Know So Many Extras From The X-Files Retired Here," also, the long awaited part two of "Kamakaze Owl from Heck."
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Let me set the scene; Tonight an unusual cool spell had fallen over my small midwestern town. It was about 50, and it was raining. Not hard, but enough that you needed more...
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grayb:
Ah, Walmart. I have problems and issues with the corporation as well, but the local store carries much that I need at very competitive prices and they're (almost) always open. I give up. They win. Fascinating fauna flocks to my local store as well.

Your tale of the heroics and efforts required to save the baby owl was inspirational and entertaining! You are to be commended. Even if, as the end of the story proves yet once again, "No good deed goes unpunished".

I got a turtle out of the road last week, but that rescue shared very little (actually none) none of the danger, drama, excitement and bloodshed of yours.
grayb:
Well, still no owls, but I saved another turtle today. She was right in the middle of a rather busy road. The one the other day was a Painted Turtle. This one was a Bog Turtle. They are considered endangered in this state and threatened nationwide. We have several habitats in which they are found around this area.

Somebody down the road from here put up a "turtle crossing" sign - I'll try get a picture of it next time I'm over that way and post it in a future blog - it's pretty cool - I just hope that it works.