PICNIC WEATHER

The mercury climbed to 72 degrees here early this afternoon.

Just right for a simple patio picnic.

A small beef summer sausage and a piece of smoked gouda.

Should have put a smile on my face but with that get-up I bet you're smiling.

WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!

 

DST AID

 

WHO'S SAVING DAYLIGHT?

 

THE FRIDAY FUNNIES

I've been busy with doctor appointments this week.

I guess they're checking to see if I'm still alive.

Some days I feel less than that.

But I persevere and so do my elves.

So I continue on with this blog of mild and sometimes ribald comedy, just to entertain you.

And speaking of the latter . . .

And that's all I've got, or for you language people, that's all I have.

Now whatever language you confer in, please have a remarkable weekend.

And never forget to keep laughing!

Here, kitty-kitty . . .

( . . . hmm, that is indeed a poser . . . )

SPRING INTO MARCH

This early Spring we've been having (temps in the 70's) has been having an effect on Mother Nature.

The flowering trees are indeed flowering.

And with the warm temperatures comes an increased turnout of happy youngsters in the city parks.

Ah, Springtime.

Don't you just love it?

THE FRIDAY FUNNIES

Truth be told, my message this week isn't so funny.

I'm not sure how much longer I can continue these Friday Funnies.

To be brutally honest, I suffered a small stroke during my sleep a couple of weeks ago and it affected the use of my right (and dominant) hand somewhat.

It takes me longer to type these introductions of my deathless prose and witty raconteury (I made that word up but I think you get the idea.)

So to be clear the contination will depend on my patience. 

But, to heck with that, let's see what popped out of the vault this week.

That's all I've got.

No, really, the vault is almost empty!

Elves? 

Are you listening?

At any rate, if this is the end, please have an enduringly wonderful weekend.

And never, ever forget to keep laughing!

Here, kitty-kitty . . .

( . . . ah, once again with a friend . . . )