Happy Monday

[wsantia1]

Good morning everyone. Hopefully you all are well. It is a cloudy and windy day here with all of the precip staying out in the Atlantic.

It's been 3 days since I had my shot and I feel pretty good but I haven't really done anything much of anything. I am proceeding with caution for the time being but I am optimistic for now.

I will probably just catch up on my putzing in the fishroom today.

Have a great day everyone.

[Ron Sower]

Good day, folks....

No clouds now and 74....sposed to go to 81 today...then tomorrow, mid 60s! ... ...

Not much going on today...PT at 2...guess I'll putz the in fishroom again...

Have a good one, folks!...

[LizStreithorst]

Happy Monday friends.

I promise from no on not to post late in the afternoon when I hurt most and piss and moan the most.  I generally don't feel bad in the mornings.

I did WC on the 4 house tanks earlier and moved a half dozen of the Rainbows I accidently bred in the 125 Rainbow tank.  I'm about to slug down my afternoon drugs, feed the horse lunch and head to Ellisville.  I need to go to the laundromat (my least favorite place) to wash my heavy quilt that is too much for my washer at the house.  Got a few things to pick up at the grocery store as well.

I just put in a bid for a nice walker with wheels on EBay.  I want this nice European one because it has larger wheels that will let me use it when I walk around on my lumpy lawn and out to the veggie garden.  Speaking of the veggie garden we have had no rain for a while and the garden is asking for water.  It will be sunny and warm for many days in a row.  I sure hope that my weather won't imitate Barb's.

I also need to call Lowes because I forgot the day they will be bringing my new stove and microwave.  I thought it would be on the receipt, but it's not.

I'm off now to get something accomplished but I'll be checking in later to see what's up with Barb.  Have a good day everyone.

[Barb]

Good afternoon Mug friends!  Cloudy, cool (69) and still rainless today.  I spent the morning with a friend from my garden club taking a trolley bus tour of my city about many interesting ladies who lived here from 1700-1900.  I learned a lot of city history I hadn't heard before in the last 23 years I have lived here.   This is a very historic place in early America.  Then we had lunch at a quaint place downtown.  It was a good time.

Now to go out and do some yardwork.  At least I won't get hot working....
You all have a good day!
Barb