Tag: Paw

  • 20111013-Weathery Ways

    At 10:25am, I finished doing Thursday’s yard work for pick-up by the city tomorrow morning, Friday. The weather was amazingly warm and the sunshine was unusually bright and white.

    At around 8:45am, we had arrived home from this morning’s eight o’clock mass. I quickly got undressed with my gardening clothes, which I had laid out early this morning. Then I quickly prepared the table and got breakfast ready. The hot water for Maw’s hot tea and Paw’s two slices of wheat toast were done.

    I was up and hurrying and at the same time ate my breakfast while standing. I had a piece of left over Subway sandwich from yesterday. (We bought two orders of $5 footlong sandwiches at Subway — Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki and Tuna. Paw is still doing yard work. I’m hungry because it’s past 1:36pm.

    At around 1:25pm, I eyed a BIG brown spider. It had crawled on the window and behind my computer workstation. Instead of vacuuming it up, like I’ve done with Maw’s spider of BIGNESS two nights ago, I used my blue-colored, plastic, tootbrush holder to scoop up the critter and placed it outdoors and onto a horizontal branch of the OLD persimmon tree.

  • 20111012-More Spooks

    At 2:03pm, a while pick-up truck with tools in the back of it long-bed trunk left from its parked position in front of the divorced nutter’s “home”. For the past few days, the front lawn is being ripped up. Two black-colored, piles of dirt were on the soil itself. The debris of dried grass is placed on the front curb.

    I wonder when Paw will do the right thing and buy another city container specifially for yard trimmings. In this way, we don’t have to pile out heap of leaves from our eucalyptus trees and surrounding sycamore trees. The container is placed along with the garbage bin and recycling bin.

    One day I will control how Paw throws away the trash, yard trimmings and recycling items. Until then, that’s his “sanity”.

  • 20111012-Weathery Ways

    Today the skies are filled with wispy clouds. The air is cool.

    We woke up early to get ahead in line for Paw’s blood work and managed to attend the usual eight o’clock mass. Since it was still early, we headed home. En route towards home, we saw how some left over chemtrails were highlighted in purple and pink as the sunrise was still behind Mt. Hamilton. Then some low lying fog started coming in from the east and filled the skies. We could see mistiness on the headlights reflected off the opposite traffice of northbound Highway 101.

    Last Saturday after the five o’clock evening ass, there was one cloud with a face! Maw and Paw saw it and were excited.

  • 20111011-Weathery Ways

    At 13:30pm, Paw hollered that it was time to say the “rosary” and had  finished the yard work out back at the same time. After lunch today, I used the almighty “walis” to sweep up the dried leaves, twigs and branches off the ginger rocks. That went on for about two hours. Two hours ago there were fluffy, puffy whale-like, wall-like clouds of white. Now it’s showing crispy, clear blue skies. While sweeping out back, the winds blew gently enough to keep the slightly damp dirt/dust from kicking up. The winds were kind enough not to offend me with MORE leaves that continue to fall ever so slightly. Paw had helped sweep up the gutter on the inside part of our street-side fence.

    Maw washed the dishes and cooked some more food while I worked for those hours. I kept thanking the “weather” and pals for another nice day like Saturday.

    Of course, this morning was cloud but no smell of rain, except the strong cat urine on the tree lines located across the front lot of the parish. The drizzle of mist wasn’t strong enough to spot my eyeglasses.

  • 20111002-More Spooks

    I finished giving the parakeets a quick bath at 10:15am. The handyman, the divorced nutter’s illegal ALIEN second husband, could be heard hammering and/or removing the roof pieces of the shed. It is a make shift structure “attached” to the side of the wall, which is nearest to the side door leading to the garage.

    I heard the sounds for the past one hour while I was throwing away twelve half pieces of young coconut shells that Maw chopped open for pne pitcher of juice and pulp.

    Paw was outdoors to clean out the dryer lint and hand me the drying towel. Thank goodness the green-colored sailboat material was lowered so I could work/hide on the our side near MY long stretch of road.

    The fluffy, puffy clouds of white were covering the skies and the weather turned cold. So I hurried to dry the cage and to get the parakeets indoors; so they won’t catch a cold.

    They are singing and relaxing indoors. The bath was necessary to remove bits of apple pulp that Bully Boy ripped to shreds, which stuck on the cage amd fell on the floor. Bad boy!

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