My Incredibly Unremarkable Life

The highlight of my day so far has been the relatively quick trip to WalMart this morning.

I'll probably discover tomorrow what else I should have bought.

Not much else in dire need of doing, so today has really been a relaxed one.

The cats have stayed close to home--they like this fall weather when the sun is shining--and I guess the assorted critters are doing okay. I saw one raccoon taking a quick peek at feeding time to see if I had put out "their" food.

I had, and I went back inside quickly so as not to scare him(?) off.

Tomorrow's plans are iffy--if it looks like rain I'll stay home. Otherwise, I'll go in to Newcomb.

In the lateish afternoon (ater 3) I was sitting out on the patio just enjoying the weather--and the scenery.

My Chinese tallows are red and gold and really stand out among the pine trees. I went so far as to try and get a picture on my phone. I think I did--it's got tall pines, with smaller Chinese Tallows in full decadence in front of them.

Time for a relaxing evening now.

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2011-11-15 5:59 PM Ho Hum at home Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (3) Share on Facebook	The highlight of my day so far has been the relatively quick trip to WalMart this morning. I'll probably discover tomorrow what else I should have bought. Not much else in dire need of doing, so today has really been a relaxed one. The cats have stayed close to home--they like this fall weather when the sun is shining--and I guess the assorted critters are doing okay. I saw one raccoon taking a quick peek at feeding time to see if I had put out "their" food. I had, and I went back inside quickly so as not to scare him(?) off. Tomorrow's plans are iffy--if it looks like rain I'll stay home. Otherwise, I'll go in to Newcomb. In the lateish afternoon (ater 3) I was sitting out on the patio just enjoying the weather--and the scenery. My Chinese tallows are red and gold and really stand out among the pine trees. I went so far as to try and get a picture on my phone. I think I did--it's got tall pines, with smaller Chinese Tallows in full decadence in front of them. Time for a relaxing evening now. Read/Post Comments (3) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top
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