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Hear! Hear!
Well said, Gramps!
COLD DARK ROOM
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Good morning all! A bright sunny and crisp winters morning here - not!!!
Same old same old....grey damp and dismal as usual.
Wondering whether to catch a train to Cardiff, before a late lunch with my family.
Decisions decisions!
Same old same old....grey damp and dismal as usual.
Wondering whether to catch a train to Cardiff, before a late lunch with my family.
Decisions decisions!
Hear! Hear!
Again.
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Hello, Suki!
Welcome.
You're teasing us, Ed!
Really lovely looking dog, most unusual.
Is she home with you yet Ed? She certainly looks at home!
Pretty name for a pretty dog.
Hi AdamCardiff's nice.
Enjoy your day whatever you decide.
Afternoon, Lyn!
The shop I needed in Cardiff didn't have what I wanted in stock, so didn't go into city
but a store on the outskirts of Cardiff did so I drove there.
Not very enjoyable as traffic is ridiculous -
anyone would think it was Christmas!!!
Hope you have a pleasant Sunday too.
Good morning! I love Ed's puppy! That "sleepy picture" is awesome! Love that face! And ears!i it finally feels like below 70F over here! I already got our winter covers (thicker down comforters) just last week! The night before last we all had to sleep on top of them with fans blowing. I love cooler weather and that time when all trees are red and gold right before they drop all leaves. There are plenty of evergreens here so it never feels barren. Sounds like Lynn is in Wales. I only drove through Cardiff, but spent couple of days in Wales just visiting. Love the raw beauty of those mountains and little old towns. I also remember people there being very nice and friendly. That was years ago! Nice trip to England and Wales. Ahhhh! My travel days are over (have been since birth of my first child) but I enjoy reminiscing. Hey Cold Dark Roomers, hav an awesome Sunday❤️
here is my Sweetgum tree in my backyard. My husband planted it as little stick in 5gal pot right after our house was built 19 yrs ago.
this was our Summer sky over Texas this year (El Niño!)
and this is our December sky (fog in the morning, but after of burns off this is the color that we get most days)
Welcome home!
Just finished lesson two, on billboard advertising, only my palaeo lesson to go.
I'm a little tired today, but it's going well.
Wales in indeed a beautiful and most splendid place, though some of them are not always terribly friendly to the English.
As I'm half Welsh, I'm okay.
You have a superlative Sunday ,too, Ewa.
Beautiful!
] I love dogs. The pictures of your pups you Guys post make me jealous. I grew up with dogs and love them! My last dog was my golden cocker spaniel whom I raised since she was only 6 weeks old. I was 16 when I got her. She was my constant companion. Went with me everywhere! Even to school on Saturdays for extra activities. I took her on busses, taxi cabs, trains, even motorcycles and kayaking! She was just this perfect dog who never god car sick and held pee/poo until she could feel patch of grass under her feet. She was 7 when I was moving to US and I brought her with me. The US customs didn't make me quarantine her because I had all kinds of vet health certifications, current shots and all the papers done by the highest vet health officials in Poland I could bribe to do it for her. All those papers had sworn and notarized translations by approved offices. What can I tell you?! I did my homework and lots of anticipating. I also worked as manager for some time and knew how being proactive tends to work in long run. This dog was my last canine. She died at the age of only 11 despite all kinds of spent on vet care. I was already married to my husband and we started traveling a lot so after having grieved losing her I decided to get couple of kitties, and that's been my choice of pets since. I will have another dog some day though. When my kids get little bigger and learn responsibility. Nothing in a world compares to the love, devotion, loyalty, all so unconditional, if a pooch! But for now I love my cats! And baby tortoises!
this is my beast! His name is Maxi
this is my beast! His name is Maxi
Everyone was very nice to us there probably due to our Polish accentWales in indeed a beautiful and most splendid place, though some of them are not always terribly friendly to the English.
As I'm half Welsh, I'm okay.
You have a superlative Sunday ,too, Ewa.
I recall stopping for directions of little country roads and older Welsh men addressing me as "Love". I liked that!
Goodness!!!!!!
Maxi's huge!
Are you sure he isn't a horse in disguise?
Beautiful , clean, soft and warm, i'll bet.
Lovely eyes.
I take sky pictures at times while driving and on red light stop. Just trying to preserve the momentDon't like roads or cars, but the second picture is lovely.
Thanks for sharing.
