Monthly Archives: October 2018

We’re having a misty, moisty day again. What a contrast to last weekend! It makes us even more grateful that it was spectacular when Kaitlin and Torben were here. October 31, 2018  

This is my response to the OP pack. Putting it in as a comment stopped future comments for some reason. It’s steel and very rugged. Beate and TIm gave us a plastic one first, but it shattered. This one is … Continue reading →

One of the first things Torben did when we got to the land Saturday was get the binoculars and look for the gazing ball. He didn’t see it, so he, Andy, and Kaitlin went down to see what had happened. … Continue reading →

As I mentioned, I’m so glad Kaitlin and Torben had sunny weather when they were here, and that some of aspens were still radiant. Here a a few of the pictures that Torben took. Hopefully more tomorrow! October 29, 2018 … Continue reading →

Kaitlin and Torben flew here for the weekend. They arrived just before dinner Friday and said goodbye this evening — they’ll fly home tomorrow. We went up to the land yesterday and today and had a great time. I’ll post … Continue reading →

October 27, 2018  

I was taught that the human brain was the crowning glory of evolution so far, but I think it’s a very poor scheme for survival. —Kurt Vonnegut October 26, 2018  

We’ve had several days of misty, moisty weather, with occasional gentle rains. I love it! This kind of weather seems cozy and friendly to me, maybe partly because of the nursery rhyme: One misty moisty morning when cloudy was the … Continue reading →

In the comments on yesterday’s post about wolves tammy said she understood it was all part of the balance of nature, but she didn’t want to watch it happening. Koko and I agree, tammy! October 24, 2018  

On the other hand, nonvegetarian wolves really helped Yellowstone National Park: October 23, 2018