Look for the helpers, they say. Tragedies all over the place. Lots of people are helping. The flooding in Texas was horrific.
Chores have been difficult these days. With the heat outside, and tennis inside in the morning, I'm not getting out in the cool of the morning, that terrific gardening time. I came in from gardening on July 10th and found two ticks on my neck and should. Adults, creepy crawlies, not attached yet. Popped into the tick jar! Dead as doornails.
Our clock radio wasn't bringing in a radio station. Caitlin even tried. I decided it was time to replace it.
I ordered this and thought it might work. It is just too big. Joe took it back for me. I plugged in the old one, as it is good knowing the time when you are up in the wee hours. Then, thinking I might as well, I tried for a radio station and it worked. I dunno. Joe returned the under mount radio for me.
Snapping a photo of the hydrangea, the deerflies wanted to be in the photo, as well. On the lens, in the upper middle blocking the clouds!
🎾We've been watching tennis. Speaking of heat, it's 30.5 ℃ at Wimbledon Tennis. Thursday, 3 people fainted or had episodes. The players sent a ball kid over with their cold bottled water and hope for the best. It happened again Friday. People just aren't used to this heat. We were 30 ℃ Friday. I wouldn't want to be sitting in the sun watching tennis. If you look at my photo, you can see what they make the camera crews wear. Green camouflage suits!
We had an issue with Mr. Bear. I spotted a termite or carpenter ant queen on his cap. Time to take bear off of the front deck.
I was on the deck, watching Fred after I'd done the lawn. She seems to know it'll pass. It took about 10 minutes after I was done, sitting on the back deck with my feet up.I did the lawn, no ticks this time. I did leave some clods on the driveway. They sorta look like poopies! Only the coyotes feel comfortable enough to poop there!
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