Very quiet out walking this morning. I saw my walking friends Petey and John (the 89 year old couple - they must be 90 by now. It seems like they have been 89 for quite a long time). : ) Only saw one other person walking. I saw a man off the path with his tripod taking pictures. You can barely see him in the picture below. He is down a bit and to the left of the center of the picture. I see him all over taking pictures. He is often by the lake.
Walking along the path this pile of brush and sticks with dead vines over them caught my eye. I think it looks like a big lion lying down. Can you see a lion in that or is it just me.
Lion? |
I walked 6.8 miles.
Sunrise 6:27 (AGAIN)!
Sunset 5:04
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I had Cocoa Krispies with strawberries on them again for breakfast. This time I took a picture of it to show you how good it looked. Nice and colorful too in my blue bowl.Cocoa Krispies and strawberries |
It will be nice to have soup and bread on a rainy night. I got the ingredients in the slow cooker for the soup and got the bread machine going first thing this morning. I like when I make something for dinner and I can get it started in the morning.
Dill Bread |
My kitchen is a mess right now and it's time to go and clean it up.
Hope all is well in your part of the world.
A happy day to you.
Happyone
I like her because she smiles at me and means it.
~ Anonymous
6 comments:
I hope that they haven't been 89 as long as John's been 26. ☺
Yes, I saw the man and his tripod and I saw the lion. It really does look like a lion with that broad head and nose.
Don't spend that 26 cents in one place!
Your dinner tonight sounds yummy!
And I can SEE the Lion :)
Now that Peter has a permanent contract he has been issued with trousers, polo tops , sweatshirts and jackets all with the company (Eatons) logo and his name embroidered on. It's not compulsory to wear them but they get laundered on site which I think is brilliant. Makes a change from when the boys were at school and I had to iron 4 shirts for every weekday.
Of course, it looks like a lion!!! :-)
Oh me too, I love English villages. Or at least, what I've read of them and seen pictures. Just love 'em. It's part of why I love Brit Mysteries set in lovely small villages.
I also love the ensemble of characters living in such books. Kind of like the living arrangement one would pick, if one had a magic wand. :-)
It has been raining here for 3 days and I feel like I can't get warm. Your dinner sounds like just the thing to warm me up.
I love guessing which house they will pick on House Hunters.
Oh, and yes I DO see the lion.
Your dinner sounds wonderful, Karen... I love Dill Bread --and that soup must be YUMMY.
I love strawberries --but don't like cocoa krispies... I'm not into much of anything chocolate for some reason... I will put my strawberries on my grapenuts or on my All-Bran.
Save some dinner for me please... ha ha
Hugs,
Betsy
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