We just sent one as a surprise to my 8 yo grandson. My daughter can’t keep him in books. This way he can “borrow” as many as he wants from the local library for free. He wanted an “electric book” after seeing my Mom’s (she’s 85). Mom loved it after her eye surgery because she could adjust the type to where it was clear.Get a Kindle. I don't read any of the hundreds of books I have anymore, I just buy digital books now. Adjustable font!
That does sound tasty. I have boysenberry, but I don’t think I’ve used it.
My Dad can run circles around all of us and he’s a little stir crazy. All he knows is work so to be limited is killing him. He’ll go to the local fast food joint for breakfast with his buddies daily, then off to his shop to work on cars or weld something or do things for the city or hang doors on an airplane hangar or help the local businesses with fixing things or welding things.Staying active is necessary as you grow older--imho--cause once you start to slow down it then becomes harder and harder to get back to where you were, if ever. The term- if you don't use it--you lose it--takes on a whole new meaning. Being shut up inside is not healthy in the long run. You can only clean so much before it is over doing it, and there is not much on tv that holds my interest much anymore. Love to read but that is becoming more difficult(need new glasses). A few times I have just gone out for a drive. Not stopping anywhere but just the difference in scenery can make all the difference in your mood and attitude.
He has welded chairs for the local pizza joint, he came up with his own design to fix the baseball field bases so they won’t pop up, fixed the city’s heavy equipment, made Christmas light decorations for the lamp posts through town. That’s my Dad! He is a very special man. My Mom has a bad back so she will never be active. But she loves being at home doing loving things for her kids (and taking care of Dad). I’m more like my Dad. I’ve always got something going on and am always active. I am never ever bored as I will create something to do. But when I do settle down...I enjoy doing nothing as well. 
Hope next week is much better.
It will be a good reason to use it if this is good.
I have some local wildlife that enjoys visiting from time to time. Birds (Buzzards for some reason like to land on the roof, that'll wake you up! Those birds have some weight, and they're not exactly graceful landingsGood luck evicting the Bird
), mice, bees, wasps, lots of gecko's, spiders, scorpions, etc, etc. We all coexist pretty well, I rescue most of them and release them instead of killing them (except scorpions and fire ants, no love for those guys). I think they must spread the word on me in the insect world, it's been awhile since anything bit or stung me in here (besides mosquitoes, scorpions and fire ants are just mean, different story all together).
Hubs did a lot of traveling in the south when he was young. Got into those fire ants just once. Old guy that saw it told him pickle juice would take the string away. Hubs said it does.I have some local wildlife that enjoys visiting from time to time. Birds (Buzzards for some reason like to land on the roof, that'll wake you up! Those birds have some weight, and they're not exactly graceful landings
The bees, wasps and hornets let me pick them up without fear, we're getting along fine as usual. We've always had an understanding with each other, don't hurt me and I won't hurt you, it's a mutual respect thing. Think it has something to do with pheromones or something, or maybe I just have good luck in the flying insect pollinator world? However it works, it works, and has worked like this for several decades.
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