I couldn't find my glasses, yesterday, and had to go to work without them! NOT good, Martha. Fortunately, I had a pair of reading glasses there (for just such occasions) and managed to muddle through ~ with the help of a magnifying glass!
"BLUFF COUNTRY FLOWER"
The night before last, I couldn't find my new camera! I was terrified because I knew that I'd taken it outside with me, in the morning, and had no idea what I did with it during the course of the day. It's been raining every night and I just couldn't bear the idea of losing another camera to the rain! I was panic-stricken for awhile, but finally found it on the swing in the back yard. I have NO clue.....
"BLUFF COUNTRY SPRING" and "BLUFF COUNTRY SUNSHINE"
"BLUFF COUNTRY CAT NAP"
In the mean time...This is Dreamer trying to get her little (?) family ready for a family portrait. "Come on kiddos. Line up nice ~ stand up straight":
P.S. I found my glasses! I decided to clean house this morning, since I couldn't SEE to do anything on the computer. When I shook out a shirt that I had taken out of the washer ~ to put in the dryer ~ the glasses went flying. I must have hooked them to the front of my shirt when I didn't need them (they aren't really my prescription glasses ~ I broke those ~ these are just reading glasses so I take them off when I'm not doing up-close work.
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Hi Nancy, glad you found your glasses and your camera...I think you work too hard! Your enthusiasm and ambition are amazing...
ReplyDeleteI lose my glasses all the time too. I only need them for far away so when I do up close things I take them off. I'm learning to slip them in the front pocket of my shirt instead of laying them down somewhere. They are hard to find in the hay! And they get stepped on there too. LOL. Nice looking lambs, they grow so fast!
ReplyDeleteThat's why middle aged women shouldn't have kids. They would put the baby down and forget where they put him :-)
ReplyDeleteThe story of my life! It's good my head is attached, that's all I'm saying. Must be a thing that happens when one is in their late 50s (with me, I mean...not you, Youngster).
ReplyDelete"If I only had a brain..." I didn't know that after 55, writing lists would become a hobby. :)