Monthly Archives: May 2021

It was really windy Saturday when we went up to the land. I went into the house first and saw these little black pieces being blown across the floor. I quickly closed the door and when Andy came in I … Continue reading →

Andy and his little saw cleared our road home Saturday evening. I videotaped it and put the two parts on YouTube…the first part is until the saw started pinching, the second part is after Andy got his wedge. The picture … Continue reading →

I had a great time yesterday. I checked the gazing ball first, of course, and had no trouble finding it with the binoculars. It wasn’t as vibrant as last time but I could still see it with my naked eye … Continue reading →

Andy took this picture Thursday: So we’re going up for a picnic supper this afternoon to see if the tulip and daffodils are still there. (Look how dry the ground is. 🙁 ) May 8, 2021

I bought this book because of its playful nature. I especially love this quote: So quantum physics is neat stuff. But what does that have to do with dogs?    Dogs come to quantum physics in a better position than … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago we talked about cat videos, which raises the question do dogs watch TV? Just like cats, some do: May 6, 2021

Guess which hyacinths were grown by Torben in Massachusetts and which were grown up on the land in New Mexico. Do you think they’re trying to tell us something? May 5, 2021

Kaitlin said Tempi was lying on the floor when she pulled something off her leg and spit it out. Then she stood up and alternated between looking at it and looking at Kaitlin and Torben. She was right. It was … Continue reading →

We’ve been harvesting tomatoes for about a year now, but they’re gradually getting smaller and smaller: We’re afraid it’s about time to order new seeds and start from scratch. We’ll miss our daily harvests. May 3, 2021

Years ago astronomers thought there was no use looking for information much outside the visible wavelengths. It turns out they were wrong. This is a Hubble telescope picture of the galaxy Hercules A: And here is a picture of the … Continue reading →