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hey, the pics are cool
I need my suit! Can you put "magic fingers massage" into it?Kurdt said:Hmm perhaps some sort of bacterial air filter will have to be introduced into this Evo suit.
Evo said:I need my suit! Can you put "magic fingers massage" into it?
Oh, sure! Broken arms, broken legs, broken hips... some friend. Evo must stay out of the "ditch of darn" at all costs!hypatia said:Next fall you need to sneek in a few daffodils down by the creek, what a lovely setting for some spring colors.
Oooh, I "could" plant bulbs for next spring!hypatia said:Next fall you need to sneek in a few daffodils down by the creek, what a lovely setting for some spring colors.
Perhaps Kurdt should also build some type of structure that I could get harnessed into, like a cantilever, which I could hang from, then I could swing out over the Ditch of Darn and lower myself safely to the ground. Of course, while I am in my new protection suit.turbo-1 said:Oh, sure! Broken arms, broken legs, broken hips... some friend. Evo must stay out of the "ditch of darn" at all costs!
I *love* those pictures!turbo-1 said:BTW, I don't bother planting flowers. My "spring colors" fly - and sing.
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Thanks! I love *my* birds. It sounds like a jungle out here with all of the singing and calls. I get repeat visitors and new ones. Sometimes, they're "just flying through" and won't stay. Last spring, I had migrant Baltimore orioles and scarlet tanagers, but either the heavy finch/grosbeak/sparrow populations looked like too much competition, or the terrain/vegetation wasn't just right. They stuck around for a day or so, then moved on. The chickadees that camped out with me all winter have dispersed, with only a few nesting pairs remaining. It's wonderful living out in the woods. In our last house in a subdevelopment, our lot bordered on forest with nothing but trees and brush, etc all the way to the river (1/4 mile or so). Even, so, we never saw this variety of birds, nor did they nest nearby for the most part.Evo said:I *love* those pictures!
Whoa! You're right! How did that happen?cristo said:Still, looks like you're doing well with the camera.. I see the incorrect date/time has disappeared!
So do squirrels, I cought one hanging on my basket of them, calmly eating a bud right in front of me! I've had them in the past, and never seen this befor. Maybe I just got a fuschia addict on my hands?fuzzyfelt said:Very pretty. I love fuschias.
It's a really inexpensive little camera the Evo Child bought me for mother's day. I told her I wanted to be able to "point and click". They didn't have the camera she had planned to buy me, so for $85 she got this. It's a Polaroid i631, 6 megapixel. I have a very nice complicated digital camera that I never use because it's too complicated.Andre said:That would have been the winning entry in this week photo contest. Care to reveal type of camera, Evo?
[/URL]Evo said:Here is a picture of one of the many water gardens at the arboretum near me. I love that place. I didn't take this picture. This is where the mountain lions live. Well, they live up on the cliff that you can't see.
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Hello pretty lady. You beautiful very much. I make frisky you, ya?
(a hello from an old friend... if you can guess which one)
Evo said:It appears that I may have broken my right arm last night. I didn't break it in two like my left arm. I have a very painful egg sized lump on the front side of my arm just below the elbow, a minor break or crack. I guess I will know for sure Monday when I go to the doctor.
This wasn't my fault. The Evo Child likes to work out at the excersize club here because it is less crowded than the one at her apartment, and she left one of her dumbells lying in the middle of the hallway. Of course I tripped over it and sacrificed my arm to save smashing my face. All in all a wise decision on my part.