The Old Folks Home

[pennyJo1960]

Morning old folks layed in bed an extra two hours just cuz I could..
going to try making bread in the pullman pans I bought, making breakfast for dinner tonight. We could live on what we have in cupboards at least 2 months

 

[ronott1]

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A few funnies to lighten the mood and good news. Down to three weeks in the short cast! I consider myself lucky that I can work from home. Hope everyone is staying safe. @Cynthia12 glad you are all ok. I was in SLC last week for business. Glad it wasn't this week!

I hope the arm is better soon!

Went to the Amish market for vegetables, OJ, and fresh bread. People are scared. I'm a people watcher, and I read fear/near panic in most faces. People were social distancing, standing stiffly, and glancing suspiciously at one another. The virus is a scary thing, but stress kills by lowering our immune system among other things. I was thinking, 'like, lighten up folks'. Standing in line to check out my vegetables, lady in front of me turned around and said, "You are smiling." I replied, "Yep, my father said I should always smile that way people wouldn't ever know what I was really thinking." She said, "I'm going to be safe, but sure ain't going to quit living." Amen, sister. Princess and I will be going for a walk in the park for her outing and then I will go to the club. We have a multiple of community parks that are sparsely used. No problem 'social distancing'. Stay sensible, stay safe Old Folks, and keep on enjoying yourselves.

The Davis Farmers Market is open here. No samples and extra hand washing stations.

 

[getaclue]

I waited overnight, and this morning the printer came to life instantly, when I sent something to print. I'm very pleased. In addition, this one has the capability of both scanning, and printing at much higher resolutions than the other one. I sometimes do photos, and pictures of detailed cookies that I want the higher resolution, so I can see the detailing. This one does that.

 

[getaclue]

With Shepherds cheaper is not always better. View health records and observe the parents for temperament evaluation. They can be either your greatest gift or a nightmare waiting to happen depending upon their genetics. I've been owned by more dogs that most can imagine, but by far the most impressive was a German Shepherd named Rohn. He died nearly 50 years ago, and I still think of him. His loss hurt so bad that I vowed to never have another.

I agree. Pet quality here, from excellent stock, starts at about $2,500.00

 

[getaclue]

Since we elevated our drive way, and parking area, then covered it in ground asphalt, several of our neighbors are doing the same thing. While I didn't really want to have to do it, I have to admit, it's nice not having to worry about all the muck, puddles, and low spots when we get a lot of rain.

 

[bruceha2000]

I agree. Pet quality here, from excellent stock, starts at about $2,500.00

I think I don't need a pet for that kind of money!

 

[microchick]

Brother makes good printers!

Agreed, We used Brother printers in our practice. In fact we still have the main office printer in our radio room. Over 10 years old and still going strong. Like us, it's still enjoying retirement!

 

[bruceha2000]

Is it REALLY retired if it is still doing the same thing it did while it was "employed" at the office??

 

[pennyJo1960]

Our last herding dog was Fear-ah had my Tervuren for 35 years .. herding dogs have my heart Snow is Mareema Sheepdog and Moose is Labrador two big at this age is enough
looking for a small dog but honestly I would look at a rescue Terv or GSD when one of the big are gone but gone because God takes them

 

[CapricornFarm]

I think I don't need a pet for that kind of money!

My Shepherd's sire won best of opposite sex at Westminster when the Shepherd bitch won the show. And her mom's side are search and rescue dogs.