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On the guitar front... this was the exact video I saw too long ago that made me realize how "cool" guitar was... after playing violin and sax (not well and to my dismay at the time)... first guitar solo I saw and it resonated with me:
Hola back atcha Cactus! And Good Morning Hypno!
How are YOU doing? I'm struggling to keep up. The harder I work the more I get behind lol.
How are YOU doing? I'm struggling to keep up. The harder I work the more I get behind lol.
I'm buried under papers, not snow. It is 66 outside right now lol. I miss the snow terribly but it isn't going to happen here!
Hola back atcha Cactus! And Good Morning Hypno!
How are YOU doing? I'm struggling to keep up. The harder I work the more I get behind lol.
I'm out of commission today and tomorrow
no hiking. Dog doesn't get it either... we've been going so far/long the past few days and I've been using my "lesser" boots and now have a split toe and an entirely blistered pad (and toes) on my left foot. You know what's difficult... trying to reason with a dog that give's a rat's ... about your ailments and just wants to go-go-go - it's like trying to baptize a cat - they ain't going for it - no way no how.
Damn it Hypno... don't you know how dry it is over here in NM? If I have to drool anymore, I might as well go lay out in the mesa and just become one with the sand
Dang, Cactus. What part of NM? The east got some rain last night...
We only got about 1/2". It's dry as hell here. Big, old trees are dyin', the lakes are low, and summer's right around the corner...
It's OK, Man-Bear-Pig can fix it!
66 right now? Where do you call home? You must be in Florida - right?
OMG -- take care of that foot and regulate your walks for awhile. Yep -- in good ol' Fl..... where it NEVER snows
Mornin', Sun!
Looks like you better get some coffe and git after it!
Looks like you better get some coffe and git after it!
Hola back atcha Cactus! And Good Morning Hypno!
How are YOU doing? I'm struggling to keep up. The harder I work the more I get behind lol.
I'm in ABQ... we got a dusting of snow at 2:30 AM - gone at 8AM - the Sandias got coated - gone by 5PM... and yes I'm super-serial... why doesn't anyone believe me
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We've had a dry winter too Hypno. My azaelas are blooming but many buds are drying right up... I still have big red camellia blooms though -- been blooming for three months now - amazing. This was it on the last day of December... looks just like a Christmas tree.
Baby, there ain't enough hours in the day! I need about three solid workdays at school just to deal with it! I hate teaching a new class and having to find/hunt down the resources for it.
I'm in ABQ... we got a dusting of snow at 2:30 AM - gone at 8AM - the Sandias got coated - gone by 5PM... and yes I'm super-serial... why doesn't anyone believe me
My parents live in ABQ during WWII and grandparents lived there until both died. They invited me to come out for a long visit when I was 17 and I was all excited to go. Then they stipulated that they would be the ones who would approve of whom I could befriend/do things with and it wasn't going to be any of "those locals". I kindly passed on the opportunity after letting them know just what I thought about racists. That was the first time I was not scolded by my dad for "talking back" to an elder.
Wow... I remember lush gardens like that... back in CA where it was effortless to get something to grow. It's a chore here to get a weed to grow (that's an overstatement... they still grow like weeds).
Oh my goodness, it is already time to start getting ready. I have to go mine for gold (clean litter boxes) and then get myself ready for the day. Outdoor duty before school but at least it isn't freezing! You guys have a great day!
What is it you teach Sun... I know you hate snot-goblins so is it high school - and which subject(s)?
Yep -- different soils for different plants! My whole backyard is planted with just plants -- lots of giant liriope, azalelas, daylilies, palm tree, etc. so we don't have to mow around the pool. Require a lot of weeding though!
I teach junior/senior science: chemistry, meteorology, and now oceanography. Don't care for the oceanography much -- not enough hands on activities to suit me and the curriculum is booooooring. Of course my students don't know I think that. I go in all excited every day about what they are going to learn and that keeps them on their toes lol. I used to teach geology so I supplement with what I can in the way of activities and search the net as well. All right -- I'm outta here! Cya!
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