There isn't much to report... it is raining, a lot. Yesterday, all day today, probably tomorrow. It was probably all of 75 degrees today. That's quite unusual for a July in Texas! ONce we get a rain gage, my rain reports can be more interesting. I can tell you that when I checked the radar today, the storm stretched from Kerrville (3 hours drive to the west) to the gulf.
The ground is soggy and puddle laden. I have D & O for the weekend, so we should be able to get into all kinds of fun, with all the puddles around. I showed them the spiders and they totally want to feed them grasshoppers tomorrow. In the meantime, I might start to consider blueprints of an arc...
such a cute little bundle
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- K.S.
- Dale, Texas, United States
- Some modern, some old fashioned, some nievete, some wisdom, some knowing, some wondering, some singing, some ranting, sometimes, sometimes not. All Butterfly Photos taken by Me, most of the others, too, except when I'm in them!
charley digs up a leaking pipe
Phoebe Savvas
more pics on the flickr page
cupcakes!
Texas Vervain at Twilight
Scoop
Bev sniffs the bouganvilla at Gordon & Jo's place in Harlingen
Please god, send this party more wine
arrrr... both Erica and Abbie are in other cities these days, and I miss them.
just push that button... Kara and caver pal Shannon
two of my favorite people, Charley and Abbie
mmmm....Beeeeeef
my favorite shot from the wedding
Cafe Tacvba is yummy, and they make yummy music
Antelope Horn Flowers
2 comments:
The weather report here is no rain for a stretch- we need rain badly, but it will be nice for you to be able to dry out. I'm not happy about the rest of the forecast-- heat and humidity building through the next week. Darn! For you, I wanted the cool, dry, Minnesota weather we have been having. I'm getting excited!
It seems to be terrible weather in quite a lot of places - we have had pretty much non stop rain this summer (leading to a lot of localised flooding) and the temperature is only in the low 60's. It's really affecting farmers - particularly the soft fruit farmers. Our garden is doing rather poorly too as the plants desperately need some sunshine - and so do I!!!
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