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

[kwhites634]

Bright and brisk on my lily pad. Spring peepers, toads, frogs, the Python are all cold stunned. Good morning, Pond.

Had to get up & put the extra quilt back on the bed...low 40's overnight

 

[orrpeople]

We will be 90 degrees by Sunday. I'm really hoping we still get some rain before summer temps begin.

Have a great Friday!

 

[cheepteach]

cold morning 38--sun trying to come out but rain/snow mix for this afternoon! the pond needs a hot tub

 

[Ladies-Eight]

Ponders good morning one and all!

Have a great day!

The weather is beautiful this morning as I sit on my lily pad. I am going tot have to get up and work soon. I need to let my chickens out for grass.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Morning Pond. We are getting the second dose of the vaccine today then we join the 94 percent safe

 

[Alaskan]

Do you still have a 6th child?

Nope, sent him home.

Good time had by all, and all that.

 

[Alaskan]

We will be 90 degrees by Sunday. I'm really hoping we still get some rain before summer temps begin.

Have a great Friday!

90 degrees is spring!!!

 

[bobbi-j]

90 degrees is spring!!!

90 degrees is way above the melting point for most Alaskans!

 

[bobbi-j]

Today’s entertainment - knowing I can still cause teenage boys to cower. In the cafeteria today, one of the 10th graders blurted out something totally inappropriate. So I walked over to where he was sitting to talk to him. One boy saw me coming and just went, “Uh oh...” and averted his eyes. Another one had his hood up and pulled around his face, and another just put his head down on the table. Physically, I’m really not that intimidating. I’m only 5’ 3”. But I still know how to use the “mom look”. I’ve known these boys since I started working with their classmate when they were all in 1st grade, so they know when they’ve gone too far.

 

[cheepteach]

Today’s entertainment - knowing I can still cause teenage boys to cower. In the cafeteria today, one of the 10th graders blurted out something totally inappropriate. So I walked over to where he was sitting to talk to him. One boy saw me coming and just went, “Uh oh...” and averted his eyes. Another one had his hood up and pulled around his face, and another just put his head down on the table. Physically, I’m really not that intimidating. I’m only 5’ 3”. But I still know how to use the “mom look”. I’ve known these boys since I started working with their classmate when they were all in 1st grade, so they know when they’ve gone too far.

kids need to know their boundaries...the mom look served me well for 30 years. Even the most outrageous student would respect a fair but tough adult