Showing posts with label August. Show all posts
Showing posts with label August. Show all posts
Monday, September 18, 2017
AAM Monday: Project Life Week 34
I was so glad to see August ending. Not as bloody hot and humid as it could have been but a time I felt like ...ok, this is enough. Let's get those cooler days a-coming. We have had the spider webs since July which is usually a sign of fall that doesn't come until September. Normally, it's then that I notice the change of season when I walk out on the back deck...and yuck! a spider web across the nose. The spiders seem to know something I don't know this year.
But the days started to be visibly shorter in Week 34 which made me happy in the morning. More dark to sleep in!
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Monday, August 12, 2013
AAM Monday LIttle Time for Fun
I'm sorry to have missed my time on my blog but lately I have been trying to tidy up the final threads on some volunteer work. Between that and the stress of a few family and friend issues, it has not been the August I had hoped it would be. I didn't retire for this, but as with most things, they resolve in the end. Resolution just hasn't just come yet, I'm afraid.
We did get to go to the Washington DC Congressional Cemetery 'Goat Festival' as I call it. Goats are brought in by a volunteer org (No not mine!) and they happily munch away doing major cleanup of the cemetery grounds for free. Unfortunately, neither of us had time to go watch them until the next to the last day when the grounds looked pretty darn good.
A few of the more recent tombstones caught our eye. This one was very poignant.
It was a hot and oh so humid morning but we traipsed to the cemetery edge and say the goats happily eating away outside the main grounds.
Hot, sweaty as from an aerobics class, we slooowly trudged back to our...blessed car and air/conditioning. Next year, I want to go earlier in the week of munching which I seriously wish were in October not August.
Now I just hope to have August be the quiet month I had anticipated. Starting next week perhaps???
We did get to go to the Washington DC Congressional Cemetery 'Goat Festival' as I call it. Goats are brought in by a volunteer org (No not mine!) and they happily munch away doing major cleanup of the cemetery grounds for free. Unfortunately, neither of us had time to go watch them until the next to the last day when the grounds looked pretty darn good.
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| looking in as we arrive - no goats visible |
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| lots of dog walkers and families - We all follow the Goat Signs |
"They gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one."
It was a hot and oh so humid morning but we traipsed to the cemetery edge and say the goats happily eating away outside the main grounds.
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| A beautiful allee of trees. |
Hot, sweaty as from an aerobics class, we slooowly trudged back to our...blessed car and air/conditioning. Next year, I want to go earlier in the week of munching which I seriously wish were in October not August.
Now I just hope to have August be the quiet month I had anticipated. Starting next week perhaps???
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