Well, we took a walk Sunday (and with the heat dome incoming, it might be our last for a while), and though there was almost nobody out, man nor beast, here's how it went:
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| Mostly cloudy, warm, muggy |
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| No socceristas, except a dad and his son |
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| Only beast until we were almost home |
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| We're naming our new discovery, "birdpoop mold" |
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| We scared Mama and ducklings under the bridge |
One disc golfer (who thought he hit us) was all we saw until we got to the river. There an older gentleman was fishing. I asked him if he was having any luck, he said, "I jus' got set up, had to catch some beers first, ha ha!" The trip back home was uneventful until...
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| Misty finds a turtle crossing the sidewalk! |
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| We usually see these at the side of our building... |
Now, some notes about Squirrel...
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| "And it's about time!" |
When Laurie revamped the stand over her case, I came up with the idea of crafting the plain out. This is my, now finished side...
I wanted to go with "geckos in ancient cultures". The top is the Egyptian hieroglyph for a gecko; the second has a story. The lady is a demigoddess named Hi'iaka, and she's on a mission for her boss, the goddess Pele. Along the way, she stops at a place called Makua, where the home folks celebrate the visit by jumping off a cliff into a pool. One girl missed and hit a rock, and Hi'iaka resurrected her as a gecko-spirit, or Mo'o.
Third is a Portuguese good luck ('Boa Sorte') gecko in ceramic; the bottom symbol, your guess is as good as mine.
Laurie's not quite finished side:
The only explanation here: Stormy is her official, picked by the grandkids, name ( trying to match her up with Misty in a meteorlogical sense); Squirrel is what most of us actually call her, a trick I used to do with my dwarf hamsters back in the day. I'll get y'all a better shot of it when it's finished.
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