Bill...when I tried to get here just now, Firefox was just not cooperating. Tried again a few minutes later and here I am. Our wireless went down for three hours last night too. Sunspots?
After three weeks of incredibly sunny, dry weather (and drying soil) we are about to be blessed by several days of rain and maybe even some thunderstorms. The Rhododendrons are in full glory, Shad blossoms are giving way to Apple blossoms, Lilac fronds are 1/4 open, the Forsythia is nearly done and the last of the Winterberry bushes are beginning to leaf out. The daffodils are persevering as the Tulips begin to show their true colours. This is my favourite moment of the year!!! :-)
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ReplyDeleteBill...when I tried to get here just now, Firefox was just not cooperating. Tried again a few minutes later and here I am. Our wireless went down for three hours last night too. Sunspots?
Well, this copy of IE will let me reply. The other wanted to put the HEP page in the reply box.
ReplyDeleteThe wireless outage could be sunspots. But overall I'm more inclined to blame gremlins.
or Tribbles. ;-)
DeleteGetting a couple of wild spams here almost daily. I guess it's an industry which since it runs on nothing will never run out of energy.
ReplyDeleteSpamming doesn't run on literally nothing. But the cost is so low that it requires only the rare sale to make it cost-effective.
Delete:-) I took "nothing" as a commentary on the intelligence behind it.
DeleteAfter three weeks of incredibly sunny, dry weather (and drying soil) we are about to be blessed by several days of rain and maybe even some thunderstorms. The Rhododendrons are in full glory, Shad blossoms are giving way to Apple blossoms, Lilac fronds are 1/4 open, the Forsythia is nearly done and the last of the Winterberry bushes are beginning to leaf out. The daffodils are persevering as the Tulips begin to show their true colours. This is my favourite moment of the year!!! :-)
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