Oddball Observations

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

For you, maybe. Not for me.

Oh yes it is.

It's Friday once again.

The day when you put all your troubles aside and enjoy the Friday Funnies.

Shall we begin?

Whew!

Is that enough?

I think so.

Once again, I want to thank all my contributors for helping me keep this weekly spell of lunacy going.

Keep 'em comin'!

Now if your moods have improved sufficiently, let's all have a great weekend.

And always remember to keep laughing!

Here, kitty-kitty . . .

(uh-oh, once again)

A few years ago, I was living across town when a little winter storm blew through.

I was retired so the blue birdbath suffered the most, I think.

This was the view in the front of the house.

But to really see some snow you have to accompany me to North Dakota back in 1966, when a record setting three-day blizzard hit the state.

When the storm finally let up, I began to dig my car out of a snow drift that formed around and over it at the side of my house.

You can see my ham radio operator call sign license plate.

The Chevy Impala was all-white so if I hadn't known where I parked it I might have searched for it for days!

I just thought you folks in the American Southwest and on the West Coast of America might appreciate this little cool-down post.

We are far from the California wildfires but the smoke has drifted east.

This was our sunset last night.

This morning's smoke created a strange optical illusion in the sky.

Our sincerest sympathies go to all those affected on the West Coast.

Stay safe.

Stay strong.