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Monthly Archives: August 2016
The mantis has taken up residence
This is the fifth day in a row that the mantis has been hanging around the hummingbird feeders. I have to move it every time I fill them, and it always comes back. The hummingbirds don’t like it — they … Continue reading
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High-Speed Rail starts here, at the Fresno River
Literally. For the last year we’ve been driving by this site (http://www.hsr.ca.gov/buildhsr/fresno_river_viaduct.html) on our way into Madera, the county seat. It’s the first actual construction to occur on the new California High-Speed Rail system. The Fresno River runs about a … Continue reading
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Mantis at the hummingbird feeder
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The corn field
Not a very good corn crop this year. But it’s remarkable that the best zinnia and the best sunflower we have this year are both volunteers in the corn patch.
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Chester’s favorite toy — the deflated soccer ball
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Hawaiian Night
Angela, Sachi and I went to an EMCSPCA fundraiser at the casino last Thursday evening. We left early enough so we had a half hour at the slots, no more. I won $2. The Chukchansi invited a number of local … Continue reading
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Birthday Scavenger Hunt
Phil and Arlin set up a scavenger hunt for my birthday morning. They knew better than to try directions like “take ten paces to the north”, so I had picture clues. The Chia Gnome is from Pauline. Happy Birthday to … Continue reading
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Car in garage
This may not look like much to you, but it’s a milestone for us. There is now room for a car in the garage (for the first time since we moved in, two years and seven months ago). Betsy and … Continue reading
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Indigenous
Officially, it’s called tar weed. Makes sense because it is kind of rubbery and sticky. But it smells like sage. So, since everything is what I decide to call it, the new name is sort-of-sage instead. Sent from my iPad
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