in this random rambling thread we post random pictures

[3goodeggs]

Really? Wow. I suppose as a stone carver you are well acquainted with dust, but I think you would be so used to it you would just ignore it. My husband is in horticulture and soil is just a natural way of life for him. .. but then again he sweeps a LOT.

Ahh! Thank goodness for spell check. My typing is getting so bad. It is probably because I need glasses. I kept reading Seattle for the word stain the other day. I could not figure out why I would need to get Seattle out of my fabrics. Then again it might just be the dyslexia whopping me silly...
Dang. I trusted spell check.

 

[suebgbr]

What is dusting?
There are 4 people in my family but if they ever bring a person tax in, I would have to pay extra. There is probably a full grown person in skin flakes and hair around my living room!

 

[3goodeggs]

Mine has to be 3/4 dog dander, and in my county you have to license your pet each year.
That would be terrible. I sweep up at least one and a half puppies worth of dog hair a day.

 

[sgtmom52]

Mine has to be 3/4 dog dander, and in my county you have to license your pet each year.
That would be terrible. I sweep up at least one and a half puppies worth of dog hair a day.

Same here ~ we have 2 German Shedders!

We have lifetime licenses for ours ~ they are microchipped.

 

[sgtmom52]

 

[conny63malies]

Same here ~ we have 2 German Shedders!

We have lifetime licenses for ours ~ they are microchipped.

I can make a new dog each week between our basset and pug. The only dog that never seems to shed is our mini dachshund. But her hair is really short and dark, so its hides better in the blankets and couch.

 

[Chickenfan4life]

When your eyes move to the next white dot all the other dots briefly appear black. I am guessing that's the point of that image.

 

[drumstick diva]

I agree that is what happens when I look.

 

[drumstick diva]

3 goodeggs that's how bad my spelling is. When spellcheck can't even guess, I change to a simple word instead. Since I had cataracts out last year, I have even more trouble making out words - it's freaky, from your example I might read Seattle as solitaire. My hearing kinda matches that so I get a lot of funny looks from my responses.

 

[Mr MKK FARMS]

Really? Wow. I suppose as a stone carver you are well acquainted with dust, but I think you would be so used to it you would just ignore it. My husband is in horticulture and soil is just a natural way of life for him. .. but then again he sweeps a LOT.

Ahh! Thank goodness for spell check. My typing is getting so bad. It is probably because I need glasses. I kept reading Seattle for the word stain the other day. I could not figure out why I would need to get Seattle out of my fabrics. Then again it might just be the dyslexia whopping me silly...
Dang. I trusted spell check.

Been there, done it.