Ms. Gracie living her best life. 🥰

Ms. Gracie living her best life. 🥰
Hello there Walking Stick.
You can’t make it out in these pictures but some trees around our home are starting to change color. It’s incredible how that just happens. Before you know it the ground is covered in multi-colored leaves. Perfect for making piles so grandkids can jump in them. 😃
Chillin’ for a bit.
Kim has been making family photo albums and she ran across pictures of 40 year old Rob with dark hair! It’s wild to think my hair was dark brown at one time. 🤣
She sent me a picture of a couple of them and said I looked just like my brother.
I mean, we are brothers.
I’ve been meaning to register Hayseed as an LLC for eons.
Finally did it.
Had a little help mowing the lawn.
I’m getting pretty good at this selfie thing all the kids do these days.
And, yes, it is hot and sweaty outside today. The yard won’t care for itself.
Adios, New York Times.
I’ve had enough. Time to speak with my money I suppose.
This little feller is helping me lay the foundation for my retaining wall.
Wish I could’ve gotten closer.
That’s how old the United States of America is.
Will we have a 249th birthday? Only if we elect Joe Biden. That will allow us to add four additional years to the count.
Happy Fourth of July.
Let’s see how Mrs. Fahrni and Taylor are doing in California!
Sucks to be them. 🤣 Having to deal with perfect blue sky and sunshine with a high in the mid-70’s.
A few of Kim’s happy flowers.
Longest day of the year. It’s 9:04 and still light.
Love it.
I think Kim is excited for her and Taylor’s California trip. 😆
Caught a Durham Bulls game tonight with a bunch of WillowTree folk. Unfortunately the Bulls lost in extra innings but it’s a beautiful downtown and the ballpark is gorgeous.
Having a nice mocha at Cocoa Cinnamon in downtown Durham.
I like this city.
Got a buddy pair coding with me on the porch this morning. 🐸
We moved Kim’s gardenia out front last Sunday. It didn’t have a single bloom opened at the time. It’s been busy this week.
I found Mothra.
Epimecis hortaria, the tulip-tree beauty, is a moth species of the Ennominae subfamily found in North America.
I obviously haven’t paid attention to one part of our yard. Now, it’s covered in poison ivy. I’m a big dummy. 🤣
Kim’s roses are pretty happy but something has been snacking on the leaves.
One year ago Ms. Gracie joined our family. At the time she was five months old and weighed in at 45lbs. Today she’s 95lbs of cuddly dog and owns my heart. ❤️
Our daughter and son-in-law are moving. As they were cleaning out their shed they were greeted by a two foot long copperhead.
Our daughter moved a storage tote and there it was. It struck out and luckily it hit the tote.
She, her hubby, and children are all fine.
More of Kim’s roses. She’s had this one for a very long time. It’s moved from house to house through the years.