We finally got almost three-quarters of an inch of rain a week ago. That helped. Here’s what’s been going on in the property realm. San Antonio House: We got some watering done, mowed the lawn, and trimmed a few limbs that were bothering the neighbor’s roof. We have a lot … Continue reading →
A habitrail for cats? That’s a thought, but it’s really just the old duct work being removed during the heat pump installation. I’ll bet this could keep cats busy for quite a while if properly assembled.
Continue reading →Sapphire is acting more kitten-like. She plays (usually later in the evening). During the say, she prefers to find a dark spot and sleep. I’m certain this is the feral influence. Her mother taught her well. She’s a sweet kitten, though, and will lay on my chest or, this morning, … Continue reading →
Apple had their big semi-annual product announcement yesterday. They discussed the Apple Watch, the iPad Pro, the iPhone 6S and 6S+, and AppleTV. Much of it was a yawner for me, but I updated my phone and tablet last year, so, while I saw some new features of interest, nothing … Continue reading →
Kitten still doesn’t have a name, but she’s content to sleep on my chest. (Yes, I had to move her shortly after I took that photo — my hand went to sleep.) Or under a heater. Or behind the trunk. Or nearly anywhere. I think she may have a touch … Continue reading →
For the second year, we set up at the Giddings Auto Swap Meet this past weekend. It’s a fun little meet, and we found new homes for stuff we didn’t want any more, and people paid us to take it away. We bought four spaces — one space for each … Continue reading →
Get out of the way, Tarzan. I’m going to write this. (Hiss! Slap! Slap!) (Meow.) They’re gone. We have the house. All except Rossie. They took her with them. Ajax, stay out of my way. I’m writing this update. *Grrrrr.* Oh. Fine. You go ahead. Move along. Nothing to see … Continue reading →
I’ve been using Evernote as a data stashing tool for several years. I use the free version, because I didn’t need the premium features. I guess enough other people didn’t need the premium features, so not long ago, Evernote changed the parameters, making some previously free features part of their … Continue reading →
Mr. L has long envisioned a car frame rotator for use in restoring his 1946 Mercury automobiles. These are available commercially and are fairly expensive. He decided to build his own, and it’s complete enough for him to know it will do exactly what he wants it to do — … Continue reading →
