Out to Pasture

Went down to Miami to watch the Pro Bowl w/ my pal and we went to put out some hay for his dad's cows and their calves. This is his dad's old work horse, now retired. (as is his dad)

Friendly old thing, he let me rub on him and he sniffed out the sugar cube in my pocket.

He sure enjoyed the hay we put out for him. (and the cows and calves)

1/3 NOT Normal

You Are Fairly Normal

You scored 65% normal on this quiz Like most people you are normal in some ways... But you aren't a completely normal person. You're a little weird too! Why You Are Normal: You prefer a good meal to a good nap You find the Macarena to be the more embarrassing dance If you had to, you rather live without music and still have laughter You would rather be an astronaut than a movie star You think glasses can make someone more attractive Why You Aren't Normal: You are no longer with your first love You prefer the moon to the sun You know a little about many subjects You don't keep up with your horoscope You prefer your family to your friends

What's Normal About You... And What's Not?

Happy Birthday, Alice & Clint!

No, Alice and Clint aren't my next-door neighbors.

"Alice & Clint" as in Cooper (born 1948) and Black (1962).

Two of my favorite performers having the same b-day, how cool is that?

I think they should do a duet together.

I can see the titles now:

"Put Yourself in My Coffin", "A Better Ghoul" and "When I Said I'd Kill You".

Alice Cooper could bite the head off of a chicken while Clint played the harmonica.

Look Out !

It's Groundhog Day!

My pal Garazon and I both share a fondness for the "holiday". I am not for sure the origin of HIS like for the date, but I always thought it should be a celebration that spring isn't far off.

If the groundhog see his shadow, spring is postponed for six weeks. (I guess that's the way it goes; never for sure about that)

I guess we'll have six more weeks of bad weather because the sun was shining bright this morning. So, according to the legend we're assured of another month and a half of winter, but we almost always have six weeks of bad weather after the first of Feb.

I don't think there's any groundhogs around here, but there are a few prairie dog towns left, those that haven't been wiped out by the ranchers and/or the Bubonic Plague.

Anyway...here's to Garazon and his new love, Alison: