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637 am NN - Scout in. Finds old scraps of food to eat. 648 am NN - Scout exits front porch 7:55 am NN he arrives first. She follows right a...
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11/4 526 PM visit a short one min video 617am Bella arrives first Trills from the attic before landing Then Shep show Lots of sti...
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1 – 200 of 280 Newer› Newest»MORNIN' STEVE!---Thanks for the SUNNY thread!!---WILL CALL THE CREW OVER!!
GOOD MORNING ALL FOR GA. HOT TODAY I'M SURE.. HOPE ALL HAVE A GOOD DAY
GOOD MORNING EAGLE BUDDIES!!---MORNIN' SISSY--LORI & MITS!!--CONGRATS! SISSY---You are our #1 EAGLE MOM--today & evey day!!---HEY!---It's going to be beautiful day in the neighborhood!!---blue skies---SUN is shining & the birds are singing -- IT'S GONNA BE A GREAT DAY in WILD & WONDERFUL WEST VIRGINIA!----LOVE--LAUGH--& BE HAPPY!!----DANCE & GIVE THANKS FOR THIS DAY----LIFE IS GOOD!!--ENJOY!
baby monkey at Pete's Pond
MEMA JO, I saw your answer about the climbing roses on the last blog. That would be great if you can find out. I have has some in the past and some that I have looked at say climbing, but you have to train them as they go. I have been told that there are no true climbing.But, I really think some where there is........
MORNIN' GA-GIRL!----Wishing you a GLORIOUS day in GA!!!
That was funny ! Two little black colored birds were in the nest around the 1 or 2 oclock spot, and Hidey the Big Hunter came down and chased them off !
xo Good Morning Everyone...
MORNIN' LYNNE 2---I haven't watched that site for a while--I know it's a favorite of JIM'S---
wow, watching these monkies, baboons? not sure, is amazing! Now I am 15 minutes behind schedule already this morning!
MORNIN' MARGIE!---Hearing about the antics of our COOL -- BEAUTIFUL HEIDY aka MIRACLE---brings a SMILE!!----Won't we miss the little IMP??
Geez, when I was little, I lived for Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and the Jaques Cousteau specials....who could have know 40 years later there would be SO MUCH to watch!!!
This is the most activity I've seen at the pond recently...bad timing usually, I suppose.
LYNNE2---WILD KINGDOM was a must see in our family too!!---Think their DAD enjoyed the show more than the kids!---ho!
I see an eagle hiding behind a smudge.....
I can't get NORFOLK site at all--not even a black screen--
ALL I GET IS THE BLACK SCREEN..
Hi everyone - Norma, Lynne2, Margy, GA Girl -
I was just thinking that - NBG has been out for days! I was really enjoying keeping an eye on that little (HUGE) cutie that fell out of the nest and we can't see her now. ):
I KNOW, Norma!!! I get my love of nature from my dad.
Do you happen to remember a show called "Daktari"? About the vet in Africa who saved animals from bad guys.
I haven't seen the NBG cam working now for several days either.
The NORFOLK site has always been a favorite of mine!!---fondly referred to as the 'REBELS'!
Good Morning Everyone in Eagleland!!
Just was able to see Hidey down at 5:00 w/head under the smudge. Looked like s/he was eating breakfast.
Hidey was hopping around the nest now.
Just read all 3 eggs hatched at the BWO OSPREY site!---WONDERFUL!!
NATUREGIRL!!!!!!!----GOOD MORNING---HELLO--HOWDY & all that stuff!!---Delighted to see you are home again!---WAITING TO SEE YOUR PICS--TOO!---Loved your 'MOON SHOT'----Do you go to work his am?
Blast Off for Hidey!
Gotta unpack, etc. around here & get ready for work tomorrow. Had a big panda nap yesterday from 4PM til 6 AM today w/one break at midnight! And my feet are normal size now! Hooray.
BBL
LYNNE2---DAKTAN----I don't remember that show---will ask the kids when I see them!!
Hi Norma et al, I can't wait to go to Park tomorrow & find out if our osprey on cam had eggs that are hatching & guess the 3 eaglets have fledged also.Glad I got that last little video of hopping & flapping in the nest before I left.
Temp is 64° rising to 80s afternoon---with scattered showers this afternoon!!!
OK, gotta run, this isn't getting the floor clean, the groceries bought or the painting done......waaaaa, I don't wanna be a grownup today!! I wanna stay here with my friends and chat and watch wildlife!
See you later...have a great and very blessed day everyone!
NATURENUT!---Bet you won't recognize the place---ho!---I know you are anxious to see the changes!!
Good morning my peeps!
This pic is my Hairy and Peedab, Mommy's doxie!
Norma, Sharon Lynne2 -
Good news! NBG is back up. They've got a wide shot on.
Sorry, it's black screen again. Dang!
BLACK SCREEN AT THE 'REBEL' NEST!
CURSES!---FOOLED AGAIN!!
MORNIN' BLUEFIELD SHARON!!---I didn't know you had dogs!---cool!!
Good morning again everyone...
Good morning all! 74 here presently and bright sunshine! No cam watching for me today. Busy day! Retired teachers luncheon at 11:30, then after that we are heading to Denton.....ballgame tonight. Also, enjoying the afternnoon with Laurel and boys.
NEST FORCAST.........
Today
Partly sunny. Patchy fog this morning. Scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. North winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent.
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Tonight
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s. Northeast winds around 5 mph...becoming southeast after midnight. Chance of rain 50 percent.
Tuesday
Partly sunny. Showers and thunderstorms likely...mainly in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. South winds around 5 mph... becoming southeast 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain 60 percent.
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Tuesday Night
Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Lows in the mid 60s. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph in the evening...becoming light and variable. Chance of rain 50 percent.
AMEN
my CUMBERLAND, MD newspaper---(front page)----A lady_____ is concerned that the presence of black vultures could threaten her 2dogs & cat--also concerned about potential damage to her roof caused by the birds talons!--on & on--DNR--quotes the black & turkey vulture species are federally protected through the Migratory Bird Treat Act of 1918!!!!--
Norma, I have 4 dogs. Mopsy (my only girl and she is about 14 years old), Buphals, about 7 years old, Scooby Doo, not sure of his age, and Hairy who is I think 2.
WONDERFUL SHARON!---I knew SISSY & THELMA had dogs!!----I am thinking about getting another one!!---all my kids have dogs!!
I would like to know more about the NCTC Open House. Where is it held? Is the date Oct 17?
Sorry that I missed seeing Hidey chasing the two birds from the nest.
It is a cloudy but wonderful day in Salt Lake City.
Morning all. I have take the dogs to the Kennel and have to leave for work shortly.
chicks in view at BWO...yes..open house is Oct 17th...
I put a picture on Deb's Photos that my friend, Roger, took on Saturday near Running Water, SD. It is a beauty!
Off to work, bbl.
awesome pic, Deb...
NCTC Annual Open House
Animals, programs, games, environmental education for families.
Saturday October 17, 2009 from 10:00 to 4:00 pm.
Wanda, if you go to NCTC's website, I think you can find more information on Open House. It is October 17.
NCTC's website
Off to do excercises. I hope each and everyone of you have a glorious week!
BBL
Morning, all!
Glad to see NCTC website back up...was down most of the weekend.
Need to catch up!---been on phone!
MORNIN' LOLLY--WANDA & DEB!---It is getting a bit WARMER here!!
MORNIN' PAULA!!---Is you son home for the summer?
Parent in nest with brunch!
Adult in the nest!
Norma - If he didn't have a girlfriend he probably would be!
Good Morning All!
Happy to see an adult in the nest
without being harassed by Hidey.
Beautiful day for a Monday - weather wise!
G'morning, Eagle buds! Awesome pic, Deb...tell Roger we love it!
Norma....does that lady think that the birds are using her roof as a talon file for sharpening? HO! LOL.
All morning chores done...getting ready to hit the ground running....a little raking needed out around garage before more rain comes! Want to try to finish any leftover outdoor jobs today since storms called for everyday...looks like Fri. will be a good day to mow what little grass I have.
Hidey is in the nest, but not sure what (s)he's up to. BBL!
The eagle pic on Deb's Pics is breathtaking -
Mason update coming in to email
BRB
Finished with my walking. Now I get to sit down for 15 minutes while I have ice on my knee. Then off to cook for the covered dish luncheon.
Was watching OK. Looks like he still has not fledged.
Update on Mason
Big Sneeze from adult
Bless You!
MORNIN' HEDGIE---That is also the same place that one cannot kill a copperhead or a rattlesnake without a permit!---ho!
What a beautiful bird in the nest right now! Is that Lib? Always such a pleasure to look at them.
Bye bye Birdie!
POOF
Looks very warm in the nest - Should be better up on a branch OR down by
the river!
WHOA! LOLLY!---I admire you for sticking with your diet!!---All you TEXAS folks do is have wonderful parties---WITH LOTS OF FOOD!----my kinda state! ho!
OK eaglet on the very edge of the nest. Looks like he is about to tip over backwards and go down.
MORNIN' MEMA JO!---I hope our 'BABY' stays on the branch today---instead of that 'HOT' nest!
Bless her little heart!!!
I hope the OK eaglet gets back to the nest once he takes off!
Lolly Do you think that he would fly over to the trees or are they too far.....
Oh we had a fantastic meal! Jack smoked brats and grilled hamburgers. I cooked some yummy beans all afternoon. It really was fun! And it was such a pleasure to see these guys enjoy each other. Jack is the youngest, some of them are in their upper 80's. We are the only ones to get the group of retired engineers together. They were so excited to see each other.
I see that a net has been added to the tree under the Delta nest in hopes of avoiding the lost of the last eaglet. Lets hope that if the net is needed, that it will provide the support needed to save the life of this precious bird.
WOWSIE Now I know why he waws being very vocal!
Adult into nest with VERY large FISH
The trees and poles are close. He will not have far to fly. Jack is guessing about 100 ft. That is just a guess.
OKLAHOMA Eaglet feasting on his meal!
He didn't mantel like our Hidey does.
The adult left the fish and Flew Out just like our adults do the delivery and go!
I have not seen the OK eaglet branch to the pole above. Have you Jo? I remember last year they branched to it before they fledged.
The Barn Owls on the Wild Watch cam seem to be doing great this year.
I haven't been watching them - just checking them out periodically.
Burrowing owl cam is down right now.
Don't know if it is new bluebird nesting materials or left over.
Well, I have to leave this pleasant company. Time to get busy. Need to prepare the dish I am taking then prepare the bod to meet the world.
Have a great day!
JO---I did see the HERONS again!!
Adult back!
Is that a fish laying in the nest?
Nevermind...it is!
Looks like Belle.
Ah, she makes that fish look so tasty.
I guess Hidey is at Fishing School
with Dad
Adult in the BWE nest
Norma - I was watching the Herons the other day - Don't know how they stay in that tree top small nest! lol
that is one hungry eagle:)
Nice big piece there! Looks like some of the more boney pieces are left in the nest...or fins and such.
Feeding BWO
Eagle gonna leave....
Yup, poof!
Both adults BWO
Looks like BWE eagle is eating.
Need to leave for awhile... Jenny coming over... headed my way...
Need to get out of the pj club! lol
National Zoo Artificially Inseminates Asian Elephant
Veterinarians and animal-care staff conducted a series of artificial insemination procedures this week on Shanthi, one of the Asian elephants at Smithsonian’s National Zoo. A successful pregnancy is an important milestone in the Zoo’s commitment to Asian elephant conservation.
National Zoo staff worked alongside veterinarians Robert Hermes and Frank Goeritz from the Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin, who conducted the insemination procedures June 3, 4 and early this morning. Scientists will now monitor the level of the hormone progesterone in Shanthi’s blood. If concentrations remain elevated past 10 weeks after insemination, it most likely means she is pregnant, which will be confirmed by an ultrasound. An Asian elephant’s gestation period ranges from 20 to 22 months.
Artificially inseminating an elephant is a challenging and difficult medical procedure, and in order for it to be successful, several things have to take place. First, the elephant must have a healthy reproductive tract. Also, the semen used for the procedure must be of good quality and needs to be placed correctly in the cervix and/or uterus. Finally, the artificial insemination must be timed properly: Elephants have two surges of luteinizing-hormone in about a three-week period. Using blood samples, scientists are able to detect when the first surge, which does not induce ovulation, occurs. The second luteinizing hormone surge, which does induce ovulation, follows about 20 days later, and that is when the artificial insemination is done.
Shanthi, who is approximately 33 years old, gave birth to Kandula in 2001. He was the fifth elephant in the world conceived by artificial insemination. Through past artificial insemination procedures done with Shanthi, National Zoo scientists collected information that led to a greater understanding of elephant reproduction. For example, National Zoo reproductive physiologist Janine Brown discovered that elephants have a double luteinizing-hormone surge, which turned out to be vital for the proper timing of the artificial insemination.
An elephant birth would bolster the decreasing population of Asian elephants in North America and is an significant step toward creating a multigenerational herd at the National Zoo. The Zoo is currently expanding its elephant exhibit to accommodate such a social grouping. Elephant Trails, scheduled to open in 2011, will feature additional space and a walking trail for the elephants, in addition to a large indoor habitat with soft flooring.
National Zoo scientists have studied Asian elephants in the wild for nearly 40 years in an effort to prevent their extinction. Fewer than 30,000 Asian elephants remain in the wild. Another 15,000 domesticated elephants are found in Asian range countries, many of them living in substandard conditions in logging camps, temples, tourist resorts and other facilities.
Keeping our fingers crossed for this to work, last time it didn't
Jo, that does look like new nesting material at BB nest
There is a RACCOON in the PA nest!!
Just read Mason's update...yes that pneumonia seems to hit all of a sudden with a wham...saw that with my Mom...
Hey I can see the chicks at BWO...
PA nest??????, Norma, what kind of nest.
OK, Norma, I see the raccoon at Pix, got scared when you said it was in a nest
sorry---phone rang---meant to say PA site!!
Little birdie stealing fluff!
Sound is terrible on the cam today...
Couple more birds in and out...
** GOOD MORNING **
** EVERYONE **
i was doing this whole thing a little over an hour ago, when the whole system encountered a problem and froze up.....
C(°Ù¿°)D
Jim
Everything seems to be working OK now.
Hope you are having a good day.
C(°Ù¿°)D
Jim
PORTLAND OREGON RTH UPDATE...
Fledglings Successfully Returned to Nest
7:58 PM Sat, Jun 06, 2009 | Permalink
Bob Sallinger
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We returned the fledglings to the nest late this afternoon. Mom flew back and forth several times as they were being released. The youngsters scurried to the the corner of the nest as soon as they were released from their carriers and within minutes were up on the railings flapping and calling. I left a bunch of food in the nest for them (dead mice and quail) so they should have plenty to tie them over until the parents bring in food. The nest is pretty disgusting--full of all kinds of junk including bits of rubber, foam and insulation. There is even a small mirror encased in plastic that they seem to have carried in.
The fledglings by the way are a boy and a girl. They are actually pretty close in size making it hard to tell gender over the camera, but their weight and foot size are diagnostic..so we have one of each.
We watched from the ground for awhile after the release. Mom remained in the area but did not enter the nest. It may take her a little while given the strange events that transpired this afternoon. However, she will eventually
just looked and did not see them there, but there are pics on their site
both o's at BWO
latest from Lisa at BWO...
06/08/09:
In this Quicktime movie (3.3MB) we can see three chicks moving, so we know all the eggs hatched. Unfortunately we're only seeing two chicks in the feeding shots, which may mean our youngest was not strong enough to make it.
We'll try to get confirmation on the fate of the third, and we'll update the web log at that time.
lots of flamingos laying on nest at NZ
I can see 2 chicks at BWO right now...
Oops, out of view.
Could anyone else really see the 3rd one in that picture video?
I really could not Paula, had a hard enough time seeing the 2 older ones
great wide view and closeup view at OK nest
Where did the fish in the nest run off to?
I couldn't see 3...could see 2 though.
I do believe I see three chicks "moving" (the whole key to this one) in the video. The third one does not stand up within the time the clip covers though.
I wish they would hurry and make another clip now that they have suggested there's something wrong.
I have a terrible time seeing the little ones at all with my naked eye this year... In fact I can't even make out that black line on their backs right now.
C(°Ù¿°)D
Jim
I am home for lunch, got a late start today. I sure hope the 3rd chick at BWO is okay, but at least we have 2 this year.
I am glad you all liked Roger's picture, sure wish I had gone along with him! He said the eagle let them get really close.
Just came in from the garden...to hot and muggy to enjoy working there. Everyting is doing well with all this rain we've been having. We have lettuce coming out of our ears!
I cannot see any chicks at BWO. I'm like Jim, can't see much this year:)
Deb, thought you were leaving for Ca. today. Guess I didn't read enough of the comments to know what I am talking about. At any rate, have a safe trip and our thoughts will be with you this week and ((Hugs)) too.
Hey! Just checking in. I see that NCTC was number 1 again yesterday. YIPPPEEEEE! That's great! See that no one is in the nest right now. Got me a cheat sheet journal. Now, I got to get started putting all the names in it.
Hey! Just checking in. I see that NCTC was number 1 again yesterday. YIPPPEEEEE! That's great! See that no one is in the nest right now. Got me a cheat sheet journal. Now, I got to get started putting all the names in it.
Wanda, I leave in the morning. Time to head back to work. I am not sure when I will be able to check in again. Maybe Thursday.
Thanks again for all your encouraging words and prayers.
in the last video, Lisa provided, very clear shots of 2 being fed, but this was taking yesterday, sometime after 4 o'clock
Hi Bibee, Hidey has probably learned how to find and cool off in the shade! Always worried me when the eaglets were in the hot sun and panting their little beaks off:(
(((hugs, Deb)))
Helen, is it good to be back in Bethesda...or are you thinking of going back to O.C.?
My Mom and Dad were thinking of buying a Condo in Ft. Pierce, Fla. once, but there was not enough room to park more than one car. So they just never looked anymore:(
yes Wanda, will be heading back on Thurs....Ceil, MM and Jim are coming in on Friday...only reason I'm still here is I am going back to zoo for 1st time in 6 weeks on Wednesday...have a trail shift, cam shift and meeting
Hidey just arrived on the back of the nest
looking for nestovers.
sure he will start whining soon
Hidey is checking for nestovers.
That boy is always hungry!
Paula, I sent you mail a little while ago
poof
Doing a hop, skip and jump all over the nest....
I think Hidey went up into the tree!
Ok... huh... what is the BWO site?? and where can I see Flamingos???
good grief, that was a hard landing into the tree...
Wow, that was cool! I was typing away, heard Hidey announce his arrival, and was able to switch screens fast enough to see Hidey's landing! A couple minutes later, and POOF! there he goes again! Hmmm... from the sound of it, he's landed on the camera. Well, better get back to my school work. BBIALW.
Got it Mits.
GA girl BWO is the Blackwater osprey site and the flamingoes is on FONZ site. The flamingoes are seating on eggs. I don't think the chicks have hatched yet.
Oh hi everyone.
Deb -
Will be thinking of you and your family this week. Have a safe trip.
FONZ = Friends of National Zoo!
Thanks guys. I had a brain dump on the osprey nest, thought it was in my favorites
soon time for me to leave. hope all have a great evening
GA girl I always either go to Beakspeak and do it the hard way. Friends of Blackwater. The only think I know about computers is to turn it on and google. If you have any other questions ask someone will help. I will certainly try to help.
FLAMINGO NZ SITE
Just read about Mason. Those people sure have been through a lot.
Deb great picture that Roger took. Thanks.
Reproduction
Pairs of males and females make mud-mound nests, and incubate only one egg for about 30 days. Chicks leave the nest after ten days, and join a group of other chicks, called a crèche, watched by a few adults.
Thanks Mits. You are the queen of blue thingies. What ever they are called.
yes Mason and his family have had a very rough year.
tiny url's is the name I think
sometimes I can do them and sometimes not, depends on what mood my computer is in.
Good afternoon, momsters and dadsters.
Right, Wanda....too hot out there to stay out for too long!
Waiting for the beginning of another conference call with GM....dial-in 10 mins. early they said...now on musical hold!
Deb, wishing you a safe trip. Hope that you will feel us with you and know that we will be thinking of you and your family during this difficult time.
Hello eagle lovers. This is my first communication. Been having health problems recently and the relevance is that Hidey and his/her fans' comments have truly been a bright spot. I am a native of Norfolk so watching the Rebels has also been a joy - except for the fall from the nest which created a heart-skip. Thank you one and all and may each of you enjoy the summer.
jmp
Mits do you know when the flamingoes chicks are do to hatch?
I looked on the site but did not see any info.
I like the term blue thingies know it is spelled wrong.
hey Ceil open your eyes, just posted it a couple of minutes ago.....
Welcome jmp. Hope your health problems clear.
Hi Lynn.
Mits I meant when were they laid?
ops sorry Ceil, people might think I'm being nasty to you...Ceil is my sister we jerk each others chains sometimes....
oh my bad......think it was mostly in the last week or two
Sisters are good at being nasty to each other! :)
Hey Costume Lady! I still can't get pete's pond. When I click on it, I get the website but it says there is an error. I dont' know why this new computer would not open it up. Only thing I have in my favoritess are animal cams. That is so neat!!!! I love it. So nice and peaceful to sit back and watch the animals.
know last year we watched them in the really hot weather, seem like so many more are laying on the mud nest this year, even some of the very young ones, which are still more white than pink.
Mits I will push you down the steps again.
ROFLMBO, CEIL......and she will too, but this time I will take her with me, last time I was only a year old
yes, Sharon, you know all about sister;)
Mits they don't get their pink feathers until they are one or two years of age. I thought it was my eyes that some were still white.
Hi Sharon.
don't know much about the birds, but thought the young ones didn't have young til they were pink
Have to look that up. Got to go. Your sister is here. She drove.
good for her:)
Ahhh...sisterly love...
at least you're kidding, my sister probably would push me down the steps..if I ever saw her:(
All I can see in the BWO nest is sticks, haven't had time to watch the video.
Back to the garden, it's HOT out there.
Welcome, jmp. The eagles certainly brighten up my day, too! Hope things get better for you!
Bibee - do you have real player installed on your computer? That's what Pete's pond uses.
I can see there seems to be a feeding at BWO, I think I see two chick heads, but it is really difficult to get much resolution there.
You gardeners need a visit from someone with Water Balloons and Squirt Guns! Let me round up my Grandson.
Good to See everyone...xox
Ah Megan, then Mother nature is doing her job...the chix are supposed to look like stix :):)
Mits
Best wishes on your return to the Zoo tomorrow....know they will be Way Glad to see you! The people, AND the animals ♥ ☺
I want the squirt gun, Margy.
You would think it would be easier to see them on the live feed at the visitor center.
I see 2 up for lunch.
Deb
Best wishes, thoughts and prayers on your trip to California.
We will be here...across the miles.
xo ♥ ☺
Paula....
I would make the trip if I could, with several filled with ice cold water!
Any kind of spray bottle works well too ! ☺
definitely see two chicks at BWO...
Sounds like MM is doing really well postop!
Wonder what kind of Mischief Mary Margy and Ceil will be getting into this afternoon ☺
Hello past, present and future Bloggers...
It's that time of day again for me, most are getting off work, I am headed FOR work...
See you Tuesday sometime
Best Wishes for a Great Evening...
with Comfort, Strength, Wellness, and Fun xo
I can't hear much on our cam today by the way, think Paula mentioned that earlier...cannot even hear the kids at the Day Care Center...
TFN xoxo
Maybe it is "Hidey-Activated" and will pick up more sound when baby starts whining !
See ya later...gotta get home and mow...
Hello all...checking in and missed Hidey all day as was busy at work. Welcome JMP; safe trip Deb; and all others keep cool! Just went out to check my garden and like others....waaay to hot and humid to stay long...looks like clouds are gathering from the west so maybe seeing some storms later on this evening. Preparing for another wet week and glad the yard is mowed as we would be making hay if it went another week with rain and these temps! Sorry Calvin didnt make history on Mine That Bird at the Belmont...but at least all the horses came home to the finish line safe and sound with the long ride around that track. Have a good nite to all...!
Conference call over....now we know the benefit cuts that we retirees will be hit with. Pensions are safe, but everything else either gone or drastically modified. Life's a b----, and then you die, as the saying goes.
Hi! Just quickly checking back in before typing up another keyboard drill. Boy, I have got to get more sleep tonight! I am really tired this afternoon-- maybe a gallon of coffe would help.
Sharon, your pups are SO cute! I bet they're really good company, too.
Well, back to homework! Take care, and I'll BBL. :o]
Lynn, that's true. Hubby's Grandma used to say, "It's a great life, if you don't weaken." She really knew what she was talking about!
Andrea, smart lady, wasn't she?
Good luck on your test tonight!!
so hard to be strong sometimes though.
still only see two heads at BWO moving
bear on snowman cam
aww its one of the cubbys on the snowman cam
Can their thermometer be right at Snowman? Only in the 40's? Moderator on conference call from Detroit said they were having lousy weather....so guess that's what she meant!
Helen, NZ weighed in with their theory about the geese downing the Hudson River plane....they were looking for grass! Whoops----should have been looking lower!
really, Lynn, had not seen that...guess geese need glasses:(
SPLIT COMING SOON....
Lynn sorry to hear about your benefits. Such a shame that companies can do that. My mother in law worked for a meat packing place Goetzes and the owners spent the employees pension. The union went to Washington to fight it but all the money was gone.
that is just awful, Ceil
splitsville........
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