

SSDreamin said:Sorry about Bubba J
DH thinks I'm weird, but whenever we are picking names for an animal, I yell each name a few times. If it doesn't roll right off my yelling tongue, it gets chopped from my listI usually vote for the one that's easiest/most fun to yell, because I know I'll be yelling that name A LOT
We got our dog with a 'temporary' name that stuck. He and his siblings were born on Valentine's Day. The others had cutesy names (cupid, etc), but they named him Rocky. I loved it! Rocky, from Rocky Horror Picture Show, 'so named for the rocks in his head'
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I usually let my critters name themselves . . most of the time a name will just seem to fit ours.
I'm sorry about Bubba J
we lost our bulldog a few months ago and I still have moments when I want to cry

You're my family, whether ya's want to be or not! 

) the garlic and the bulbs aren't as large as I'd hoped for but I think a lot of variables come into play...no winter, soil isn't the best it could be and the crazy weather. Oh well, some home grown garlic is better than none at all!


Added Rayne (Rain) to the name list tonight and I have no clue where that came from! 

They shouldn't even be producing in this heat! 



Feeling like I'm not getting anything done but those pix helped me see things a bit differently!
Our place really is the "wilds of Arkansas" as opposed to our neighbors' well-tended yards! Dare to be different, right??? 
Today was a pop-up thunderstorm to the south and east of us. I about jumped out of my skin when the weather radio went off!
Dang storm was sooo close that I could see the storm clouds through the woods and smell the rain...that was just so wrong! 
It was really good, if I do say so myself! Tomorrow night is Italian Sausage Alfredo from the microwave. It will be my first attempt at using the "wave" to cook pasta. 