Sittin' on the dock of the bay, watchin' the tide slip away... Everybody now! Can't seem to get that Otis Redding tune out of my head and no, it's not the Glen Campbell version.
It's a gray Sunday in the east with the threat of rain but my Lou is home today and not pounding nails at the construction site. He's got a bit of a twisted ankle so we're laying low, reading good books and drinking red hatter tea from N.S. .Got some nifty little speakers for my iPod so we've got plenty of tunes - just a typical Sunday.
We have a new family member. We've called him Pepe and he's a lovely little polecat. He/she?decided to check out our gardens and likes our neighbour's place, too. Pepe seems to be making the rounds so we don't know exactly where he's taken up residence. Hopefully, he's not one of those "guests" that never leave. Indy thinks he's a bit stinky but she's envious of his white stripe. I think she'd like one on her back - must get out some flour and try it on her...
I did lots of gardening yesterday as we had a respite from the rain. My back is complaining today but it was worth it. The plants have doubled in size since last week. They sure like the rain. We might need a machete to get into the back yard soon.
Jo, I'm so glad you're in the loop. We were worried the sand had obliterated your computer! Gives new meaning to "True Grit".
Next week is a busy one - must go rest up for it... have a great day!!!