This picture is for our friends that don't know what a snow roof rake is or used for. Today the 16th of January was a pretty day of about 40 degrees. Chuck got the rake out and took the snow of the edge of the roofs, garage, shed and house. This way when it melts and then freezes it won't wick back underneath and into the building. There was so much snow on the ground that he got the snow blower out to get it off the sidewalks. As I have said before we are anxiously awaiting for summer!
Friday, January 16, 2009
This picture is for our friends that don't know what a snow roof rake is or used for. Today the 16th of January was a pretty day of about 40 degrees. Chuck got the rake out and took the snow of the edge of the roofs, garage, shed and house. This way when it melts and then freezes it won't wick back underneath and into the building. There was so much snow on the ground that he got the snow blower out to get it off the sidewalks. As I have said before we are anxiously awaiting for summer!
In our new addition we had 3 large windows put in the 'parlor' facing our backyard. We purchased two overstuffed chairs that swivel and rock, that way we can enjoy our birds. Our big feeder will hold 25 lbs of bird seed. We have a heated water/bath for them. We have our bird book handy to try and identify new birds. Some stop over for a day and some stay 2-3 days. Yesterday a bird, the size of a robin, stopped. It was iridescent greens, with gray wing tips. Haven't identified him yet. The quail, ring necked doves are the ground eaters. The little birds flip lots of seeds on the ground. If Chuck doesn't think it is enough, he'll add a cup full. The quail are so fat they look like balloons with feet! You can see we entertain easily!
Sunday, January 11, 2009
On January 6, 2009 we put away our 'Mickey' tree. When we were first married we tried decorating the tree with different themes, but finally settled on my Mickey and Minne ornaments. I have had some for twenty years. Each year we put on the ones we have gotten from the Pelgers in Holland and the ones Dani, from Germany, sends. That way we can remember friends. Some of the ornaments are collectables. I wish you could see the tree better, but the large windows don't allow that. We hope you all had a Merry Christmas and looking forward to a great New Year!
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