Thursday, July 28, 2022

Busy Day Wednesday

Virtual appointment in the morning, some laundry, I met a long time blog reader Kay from Kansas in the afternoon over at her beautiful place on Potato Lake.  I had a very nice visit and the opportunity to pet both of her dogs!  On the way home I stopped at my parents, they were on their way out to a fish fry with old friends from Indiana....so I walked them to their vehicle.  Dad gave me a hug but there was no smile to go with it...so I am sure he did not know who I was.    I did some grocery shopping for some hard to find items and came home and made supper.  After supper we took Ranger Blue to do recycling and took a ride around the block....a country block is 4 miles:)


Rainbow and clouds

After we got home I wandered through one of the wild gardens. 

Black eyed Susans.

My ever vigilant husband locked up for the night.  Apparently he was talking to me and I was not answering ( nothing new about that)...it didn't dawn on him that I was still outside.  I would have been locked out!  However my other baby brother and she who sees robins first stopped by for a visit...she had jury duty yesterday but the case was settled and she got released.  I am very jealous of her getting called for jury duty...I have never been called...that and her hair is turning the most beautiful shades of silver.  I have been working on this grey hair thing for years...and she just started going silver during covid and is way ahead of me! ( Far Guy is helpful...he says he will work harder at helping my hair get more grey.)

Far Side 




20 comments:

  1. That is so nice of Far Guy to offer to help your hair turn grey! Hahaha I have been called for jury duty 3 times and my hubby has never been called - go figure.

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  2. Although I've been called many times, I only sat on a jury once, for two days. It was quite an experience, and they don't know what they are missing by not having YOU on a jury. I hope you do get called someday. :-)

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  3. I had to chuckle this morning while reading your post - especially your husband being willing to help get your hair grey. LOL My husband has always blamed living in a household full of females for his hair loss. Maybe . . .

    I'm sure it's so difficult when your dad doesn't recognize you. Hugs!!

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  4. LOL, happy to hear you weren't locked out. The rainbow photo is lovely!

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  5. You had a full day. It's fun to meet someone you've known online. I have been grey since I was about 45.

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  6. That was a good giggle!
    I was locked out one night. sigh.
    (ツ) from Jenn Jilks , ON, Canada!

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  7. You did have a busy day, Connie. I love the photos you posted. As for the grey hair, you can a few of my strands if you want. *lol* ~Andrea xoxo

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  8. Fun post. I remember those "country blocks".
    I have been called for jury duty too many times. For the last one I begged out because to would have been too uncomfortable to sit in a hard chair all day waiting to see if I was needed. I think they finally gave up on me.

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  9. The rainbow shot is so wonderful. My doctor gave me a written excuse that said I was dead meat and don't call on me anymore.

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  10. I keep a house key in my garden shed in case I get locked out. IF I get locked out while I'm in the front yard I'm at the mercy of my mostly deaf husband unless I have my phone on me and I call my DIL.
    Nice rainbow picture.

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  11. I didn't need any help with my hair turning grey. I had enough grey hairs when I was in my thirties, but at least I wasn't in the same situation as a young man I worked with years ago. He was in his early 20's and already had a big bald spot on top of his head. I've been called to jury duty several times over the years (the most recent was last year) but was always excused before I had to report.

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  12. Tell far guy that the color is Silver....not gray. :) Glad you didn't get locked out. Your ranger ride sounded fun. Thanks for the rainbow....I always love to see those beautiful gifts from God.

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  13. I'm sorry about your dad not knowing you. dementia is so hard on everyone.

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  14. You covered a lot of territory on your busy day.

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  15. Busy lady!
    I had to laugh over the grey hairs. The gal who cuts my hair said people wish for the bright silvery shiny streaks of grey I have. I frown of course, but the bright shine of silver paired with the fading color of my dark hair is sort of neat, I guess.

    FG is funny.

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  16. Don’t you wonder why it was named Potato Lake? I do! Maybe shaped like a spud? It must be hard when your dad doesn’t recognize you. My mom’s memory is slowing down and it is sad.

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  17. Once I had a County Clerk who knew me well. I got called to jury duty as often as I could have it. It’s supposed to be random. I am Doubtful of that. I don’t know the clerk now and I haven’t been selected in 15 years. I have even been selected for federal jury duty. I have served on a trial. Several times I knew them or a close relative and that got me off. I got paid 25 bucks but I had to give it to my school because they did not dock me for those days.

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