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01 March 2008
09:11:00 o'clock GMT
Feeling Happy

Turning off my alerts for a week or so...


 

Morning!

I'm just dropping in to say that I am taking a break from the computer.

I have my daughter and grandchildren coming this weekend.

Then I have Sybil popping in for a cuppa on Tuesday, next week possibly.  I'm really looking forward to meeting up with her. 

Wednesday I have nurse and doctors appointments at different times throughout the day, just MOT ones, and Thursday I have work.  I am usually quite tired for a few days after I have been to work, but I love going so much it makes up for it. 

I will keep Guido's alerts open as he always watches out for us all and I know if anybody needs a helping hand or a prayer or two he will flag it up.  I will be right along as quickly as I can.

Meanwhile.. As it is the 1st of March and St David's Day here in Britain. Here is a link of interest kindly given to me by my friend Sal from her Wonderful Things List..Wonderful Things- Please send me a disclaimer- I'd like to join your list!

 

Georgia Welsh Society: St David's Day

Have a lovely weekend.  And to those of you celbrating Mother's Day this Sunday...have a lovely day.

 

Another lovely browse for you below if you have time...taken from Sal's Sends again.

Thank you Sal.

 
These pictures were taken in the Suntree area of Florida ~Viera~ south of Cocoa &  Titusville ...
 
A Sandhill crane couple recently had an exciting addition to their family. When they built their nest near the water's edge it immediately drew attention of passers- by. Soon there were two eggs sitting on top of the nest and the mother on top of them.
 
The really curious passed by the site every morning and would stop their cars to get out and see if there were any new cranes yet. Many brought cameras of all shapes and sizes and would stand near the water for long periods of time hoping to catch a photo of the hatching.
 
Robert Grover, a dentist, didn't actually catch the birth but, he sure did capture some fabulous shots of the Momma, Papa and baby (the second egg never hatched). Then he put together a slide show with music that is just too good  not to share.
 
Click here: ROBERT GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY - Presented by   

See you when I get back.

Hugs

Jeanie xx



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  • #17 Comment from vbonalesmd 
    06/03/08 00:47 | Permalink
    Hope you have a great visit with your friends.  And Happy Mum's Day!  Loved the link to the crane photography.  Thank you for sharing.

    Veronica
  • #16 Comment from gehi6 
    05/03/08 21:09 | Permalink
    Oh have a good break.  We all need them.  See you when you get back!  Gerry
  • #15 Comment from wwfbison 
    04/03/08 15:32 | Permalink
    Enjoy your company - I will see you when you return!!  
    xxx
    Lisa
  • #14 Comment from helmswondermom 
    03/03/08 19:06 | Permalink
    Enjoy your break (and your company), and we'll see you when you get back!
    Lori
    http://journals.aol.com/helmswondermom/DustyPages/
  • #13 Comment from slapinions 
    03/03/08 14:14 | Permalink
    Enjoy your time away from the journals :)

    I'd never heard of St. David - interesting reading. 'Round here we have many churches and schools named after German and Polish religious figures, like Cyril and Methodius and Maximillian Kolbe.

    Take care

    Dan

    http://journals.aol.com/slapinions/Slap-Inionscom
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