📷 Patience March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 horizon March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 Waiting for a connection. March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 shiny This is a bowling trophy awarded to an ancestor in the 19th century. Years ago we would lend it to a local congregation to use in their communion service.
📷 I made several of these gimcrack yard lights five years ago from some wood scraps and cheap solar lights. About half of them still work. March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 My daily ritual. March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 Together March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 From a walk my wife and I did last summer along the Washington-Idaho border.
📷 Whole March Photoblogging Challenge
The 2023 gardening season has begun with a tray of pepper varieties. 🌶️ 🫑
📷 Old time domestic engineering March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 Kitchen tile March Photoblogging challenge
📷 Zip tie on a gate next to praying mantis eggs. March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 Solitude. This is a favorite reading spot. March Photoblogging Challenge
📷 Weather Micro.blog March Photoblogging Challenge
The chickens are secure. March Photoblogging Challenge🐓
Worth reading: Is it ethical to be on Twitter in the Musk era - A personal answer by John Scalzi
During the winter we have a food court for the birds. I’m glad I filled the feeders before the snow started.
Our 52 year old 3-door commercial fridge was acting up today. The farm family that installed it in 1970 had 10 kids, so a big fridge was nice. Fortunately, it just needed a refill on its refrigerant. They don’t build them today like they used to.
2.5 years after I retired I still get occasional calls from my old university colleagues for tech support. It’s nice to be remembered I guess 🙄.