We traveled hours to sleep on cots and work in the heat, to rebuild, repair for a shy homeowner who stayed inside. And in the end, we wound up Telling Miz Harris No.
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This old road tells tales, namely of a heavy dump truck slowing down, its tires rutting the gravel. The truck was loaded with fresh gravel for another section of road, the new damaging the old.
Yes, diamondbacks eat rats and mice, but this one was near my feet and its rattle was too damaged to sound off.
I had my hand for a longer time than this ice chest, which loses parts easily. Glad my hand (and other parts) is better built.
Drafted more than volunteered. It’s the end for an unwanted tomato.
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Looking for a beach read?
An engineer reads a romance. Can opposites attract?
#fiction #books
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Lasts for over 20 years they say! LED lights aren’t what they say; I have to replace them more often than fluorescent bulbs.
If you look closely, you can see individual bees as they swarm, wings extended, including one coming for the camera.
Can honeybees teach us how to relate to social media?
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STINGING FAIL- not only did the dictation software on my phone fail to respond, but the bees zeroed in on the microphone end of the phone jutting from the pocket of my bee suit.
Richard Flanagan’s “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” richly draws its Australian POWs before, during and after World War II. Does it also subvert a revered Japanese book of the same title?
#BooksWorthReading #books
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