Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

[pennyJo1960]

Morning of Afternoon Pond. Having a Costco blueberry muffin for breakfast ..

 

[bobbi-j]

Huh to which part?

All of it. So many words…. Granted, I have been a bit under the weather the past couple of days (stayed home yesterday and today). Maybe once I’m feeling better, I can read it again and grasp some of it.

 

[bobbi-j]

Yes. Yes I did. I contemplated other options like running all the way home w him, but I didn't have an extra hour (and I had a 7:30 presentation at school...don't think I brought the smell with me but you get noseblind to that smell, ya know?). So I rolled down the windows...

Eww… I think I’d have put him in the trunk if that was an option. (It actually isn’t an option in my car.)

 

[Alaskan]

Just the entire thing.... just..

Ew

 

[Alaskan]

All of it. So many words…. Granted, I have been a bit under the weather the past couple of days (stayed home yesterday and today). Maybe once I’m feeling better, I can read it again and grasp some of it.

Ha!

Just... does the day start and stop when the center of the sun is right at the horizon, or when the center of the sun is just a bit below the horizon, but there is enough light for you to see and do stuff.

 

[sourland]

Ha!

Just... does the day start and stop when the center of the sun is right at the horizon, or when the center of the sun is just a bit below the horizon, but there is enough light for you to see and do stuff.

The day starts when the first cup of coffee is poured into my body.

 

[Alaskan]

The day starts when the first cup of coffee is poured into my body.

But... but.... hopefully not 3:30am or some other horror.

 

[sourland]

But... but.... hopefully not 3:30am or some other horror.

Not recently, but there was a time ---------------

 

[pennyJo1960]

Anytime after 7 in the morning here

 

[room onthebroom]

Ha!

Just... does the day start and stop when the center of the sun is right at the horizon, or when the center of the sun is just a bit below the horizon, but there is enough light for you to see and do stuff.

Is this a trick question?