The Coffee House

[davidharmier60]

Heck of a goat story! Thanks!

 

[terri58 1]

So 2 Goats Were Stuck On A Beam Under A Bridge ...

Haha, that's pretty funny. Glad to see a happy ending.

"There was no way I was letting go of that goat," said one of the rescuers. Bet that's something he never thought he'd hear himself say.

My hero! I love goats.

 

[Gary A.]

Miss Maggie was awesome in her class this morning. She never fails to impress.

 

[davidharmier60]

Y'all have a great Friday night and a better tomorrow. After the morning I'm free until Monday.

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[Frank F.]

that is how I feel today

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Not sure how to interpret that...like a black hole or on a cloud? Either could work Frank.

 

[Fujidave]

Well that`s the house work cleaning all done.

 

[Frank F.]

Not sure how to interpret that...like a black hole or on a cloud? Either could work Frank.

somehow mysterious and dark I guess

 

[smoke665]

And we have rain again. Glad I decided to get my butt busy and mow yesterday.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Mow??? Our grass is still pretty brown.

 

[smoke665]

Mow??? Our grass is still pretty brown.

LOL this is actually the second time for us. Have maybe 2 weeks till the tractor and bush hog come out for firelane maintenance. Will start spraying brush killer along the lanes this week.

 

[terri58 1]

Mow??? Our grass is still pretty brown.

Those of us who live in the SE USA went through a very warm spell at the end of February. Kind of spelled out early blooming and kick-started the grass. Hubby has mowed three times already in our more natural (read: weed infested) back yard, and did the front & side yards yesterday (Bermuda) for the first time this season. Sad! It's still fairly brown, but every rain greens it up.

 

[davidharmier60]

It's pissing rain in our little town.
I Got a bit over 4.25 or under 4.5.
Probably Dad and I will go up to Lowe's in Livingston when I get home.
Later gators.

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[smoke665]

@terri the outer yards are a mixture of things but mostly fescue, which during the spring grows rapidly then slows down in the heat of summer. Around the house we have Centipede. I love Centipede it's called the "lazy man" grass because of the lack of maintenance. Normally only requires mowing every couple of weeks to keep it nicely trimmed. We laid sod after we built the house, and it's gradually spreading outward. It's not as invasive as Bermuda, but sends out rhizomes. I've helped it along by trimming those off all along the walks and drive then transplanting. The other thing is the drought resistance. When it gets really dry it goes dormant and waits on the rain. Other than a top dressing with nitrogen once a year that's it.

 

[Gary A.]

Buenos Dias Coff and non-Coffee Hosers. Gary has mowing scheduled for today. In winter it is once every two weeks, now it is weekly. Fortunately, 3/4 of the front is succulents, which requires weeding, but no mowing. The only reason we have grass is for the pooch. Otherwise it would all be flowerbeds and groundcover.