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Sunset over the soccer field.
I took this back in the winter. I rather liked the scene.
I felt better today. I did some weeding in the backyard but have to do some by the garage. I cleaned up some broken glass in the street. I was awakened at 5am. Some people threw beer bottles and they broke all over the street. The trash trucks crushed them even futher. Danny stepped in a piece buy luckily didn't cut his paw. He stopped and stuck his paw straight out like he does when he gets snow packed into his paws. I was able to brush the glass off. It had rained and the street was wet so I didn't see it.
I forgot to get the Barium drink for my CAT scan. I called the lab and was able to go over to get it and drink it within the 4 hour time frame. I couldn't eat anything for those four hours and they were right at lunch time. Since I was feeling better, I was hungry.
I had the scan done. It only took a few minutes.
I went to the cleaners, the library, and the post office. I sent in my retirement papers. It will be good to have some money coming in.
I walked Danny and he is in bed. I'm feeling tired myself. I'll do some reading and then hit the hay.
News from the Vorlon Wife.
I'm so glad that sweet little Danny Boy didn't cut his paw. It is so hard to believe that people can actually have no conscience and throw those beer bottles right in the roadway. They probably were drunk enough that it wouldn't matter a whit to them. Just be thankful you weren't out driving when those bums were out on the roads. If only someone could actually catch them in the act and make them provide public service duties for their punishment. Most of the time, I'm sad to say, they get away with that stuff. Anyway, sure am glad Danny didn't get hurt from the glass shards.
Your Azaleas are beautiful, and I agree the soccer field with the sun going down is eye catching. That's what you call having a good eye for photography. Most people wouldn't have even noticed that.
Wishing you a nice weekend Karol, As always, Ruth
Posted by: Ruth at June 20, 2008 4:34 PM