
I woke up this morning, and am completely centered.
I am half-way between alert and drowsy. I can’t think of anything I want to do, or any tasks I want to avoid doing.
Here, I made you a graph1:

I woke up this morning, and am completely centered.
I am half-way between alert and drowsy. I can’t think of anything I want to do, or any tasks I want to avoid doing.
Here, I made you a graph1:

I post these Sparky-watches-me-cut-the-grass photos too often, but it’s impressive that Sparky knows what to do. It’s completely counter to his natural instincts.
Sparky likes to sniff around, chase rabbits or talk to people. That’s what he does when we go outside. When I cut the grass, Sparky sits there watching me mow. He doesn’t lay down, wander off or get too close. It’s abnormal.
My working theory is that Sparky likes to be included and he knows that I have to cut the grass, so he isn’t going to do anything stupid to get booted off of the team.

This poster was in the window of the gas station convenience store. It immediately brought some thoughts to mind, but other people may think differently. Where does your mind go when you look at it?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has provided details of how Lukman Owalabi, Ganiyu, a Nigerian-American and former senior officer at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, allegedly made over a million dollars from desperate immigration applicants by bypassing rigorous background checks, required interviews, and supervisory reviews to obtain permanent residency and citizenship.

Drone activity at U.S.-Mexico border drops 75% after U.S. uses laser weapon, military says
Less than two weeks after the military first used a high-energy laser weapon system to down suspicious drones, military officials told CBS News there has been a roughly 75% decrease in the number of drones probing the southern border in the Rio Grande Valley.

I left Sparky in the truck as I ran into the grocery store real quick.
To be honest, Sparky was probably smiling at everybody who walked by, but I like to think he was waiting for me to come back.

We went to Menards to pick up a couple of pieces of aspen wood for the headboard. I was being nice by picking up a bag of dog treats for Sparky.
Sparky made gagging sounds and said, “thunder chicken chow? bleh!”
I guess a thunder chicken is a turkey. The irony is if that if Sparky found turkey shit in the woods, he’d probably slurp it up like a jello shot. Probably. He really likes goose shit.
These treats are from Blue Buffalo, so they aren’t cheap. Sparky is going to keep getting these until he comes around or refuses treats.

While working on the headboard, I had a brainstorm for a new invention using materials on hand. Sparky tried it out, and is eager to use it next time we go camping.
That’s what ShoeOnHead says, and she’s gotten 2 million views in one day. Social media isn’t reality, but fringe opinions get amplified to influence reality.
All women are not eager to make it legal for moms to kill their children. All men are not eager to repeal the 19th Amendment.

It’s a thunderstorm, so Sparky is sticking with me. He stays within 2 feet of me without regard for decorum or our customary regard for privacy.
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