Thursday, March 30, 2006

These Boots are made for......





I had to share the boots that my hubby gave me for Christmas...It has been too wet to EVEN think about wearing them...So I wore them to dinner the other night as it was dry....They are comfy....not my Double H slipper cumfy but pretty close... Not only that but SEVERAL people at Jimmy Z had to stop and let me know " those are FAB!" I do love paisly!!!!

Spring



Finally the random fleeting moments of sun! I found the daffies in bloom and several had double peds....Im a fan of flowers that are rare not your everyday ones, so I rarely have the urge to photo them...But I just could not resist. It was not twenty minutes after this photo that the rain showers started...naturally.

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Last nights dinner



All right sometimes I'm so tired at the end of the day I do not eat right (I do eat cherrios when I'm that tired) well for two nights in a row I have eaten rather well. Monday I met up with Jude and her Grandbaby D...We went to Jimmy'z ( one of two places worth eating in Stanwood) and had dinner....Garlic Fetta for her and Garlic Prawns for me (with about a quarter cup of garlic) It was so good and since Hubby was not going to be home for several days I asked them to double the garlic...YUMMO....Well there was far too much of it to eat at once and I took half home.....So last night I had the rest....Mind you this photo is what was left over... ( huge plate) I could not finish it so I will have the rest for lunch....

I awake at 5 am ( late for me ) and found two babes snuggled up......

I love seeing Buluga and Thomas sleeping together it is rather sweet to see...We had lost Uzi ( 27 toes bangle cat ) several years ago Bulugas first love bug kitty and then last year we lost Zena ( momma kitty & mother hen ) Zena loved Buluga more that possible for a cat. Zena would, when Buluga would not eat go out and kill mice and bring them to Buluga...As if she was feeding one of her kittens...We miss both a great deal...Both lost by tragedy....Uzi being shot by kid next door and Zena to coyotes...But as you can see Thomas has taken up to watching and taking care of Buluga....

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Mr. Ed Lives here


Well I was happily vacuuming when out of the corner of my eye I spied Jezzy ( Mr. Ed ) Watching the television outside of the window his nose against the window..I ran for camera and was lucky to get this photo...

Monday, March 27, 2006

Drinking & Driving = Death


Please show this to your teenagers!!!!
This was no accident----A drunk teenager and one car = death.......This HAPPENED on OUR street...Just over a mile from our ranch...It is now known he was traveling over 130 MPH while drinking ................................................

This is just one of the news paper articles


Fatal crash shocks friends

A Stanwood High School senior is dead after driving into a mobile home.

By Melissa Slager and Diana HefleyHerald Writers


STANWOOD - A trail of destruction marks the path.
Muddy tire tracks cut a swath through a pasture to a metal fence post, bent nearly to the ground.
Kevin Nortz / The Herald
Debris remains scattered Tuesday at the site of Monday's fatal crash in Stanwood.The fence did little to slow down a Lexus that plowed through the front part of a disassembled mobile home Monday night, shearing off part of it.
Debris piled up everywhere, and the man who called 911 Monday night said he couldn't even see the car at first beneath the rubble. All he could hear was a muffled yell.
Justin Stump, 17, a senior at Stanwood High School, died at the scene. His passenger and best friend, also 17, was taken to Providence Everett Medical Center.
"It's a miracle he only had minor injuries," Snohomish County Sheriff's Office spokesman Rich Niebusch said of the passenger.
No one else was hurt in the crash in the 26700 block of 64th Avenue NW.
Detectives are investigating whether speed or alcohol played a role.
"This is just a real tragedy," Niebusch said.
Friends of Stump couldn't concentrate on their schoolwork Tuesday and came to the site of the crash instead.
"You've kind of got to see it for yourself," said Caley Woodworth, 18, a senior who had known Stump since grade school.
She and six other friends recalled Stump as a gregarious showoff whose smile was infectious. He would constantly flip his head to get his long hair out of his eyes. Girls found him cute.

"He made everybody happy. You'd be sad, and he'd come up to you and say, 'Waddup?' And you have to laugh," said Sarah Chase, 15, a sophomore.
Senior Trynton Vargas, 18, held back tears. "I still can't believe it," he said.
Stump attended Skagit Valley Community College part-time through Running Start, which allows teens to earn high school and college credit at the same time. He wrestled for Stanwood his first three years of high school.
Counselors were on hand Tuesday in the high school library to help students struggling with his death.
An impromptu memorial was set up at the school late on the night of the crash. Most of the graffiti - "rest in peace," "never forgotten" - spray-painted on the sidewalks was washed away by morning. But a cross and sign with words of remembrance remained propped up against a wall.
Friends said Stump had dropped off other friends after seeing a movie in Marysville and was on his way home when the crash occurred.
The car struck the mobile home so hard that it was pushed into an adjacent recreational vehicle, damaging much of the interior.
Steve, who did not give his last name, said he normally lives in the RV. The property owner is gone, so that night he was staying in the house, whose windows shook from the force of the crash.
He took one look and called 911.
"I was just glad I wasn't sitting on my couch," he said.
Now he's trying to repair busted water lines and keep teenagers off the property to avoid any more injuries among the rubble, he said.
Reporter Melissa

Sunday, March 26, 2006

Mirror

I do not like shopping I had to talk myself into it....I can be a miser when it comes to spending money but my taste screams millon dollar baby...I can walk into anyplace and without knowing the price go and want the most expensive of anything... My salvation it that there is a ROSS Store in Mt. Vernon and I can find something suitable on a regular basis...Hence this huge mirror I found today.... It is just perfect!!!! and the price would be at least $250.00 at a store in Seattle or most other places....the price was less than $60.00!!!! Yahoo for my hubby... He will love thois mirror and the size is right...BIG!!!!


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The Ranch Line Up

Prom & Playboy
Hubby, Buluga dog , papo, Charlie Brown, Buster and Little Guy
Thomasina
Moses , Huskey, Little guy,Charlie Brown & Papo
Jazmine & Lucky Lucy
A photo list of the Halleyville ranch line up.....
  1. one Hubby ( John)
  2. one wife ( Temera)
  3. one dog (Buluga)
  4. one sheep ( Lucky Lucy)
  5. 2 cats ( Thomas & Slinky)
  6. 2 Pygmy Goats ( Jazmine & Shadow)
  7. 3 Chickens ( Thomasina, Angelina & Chrissy )
  8. 3 Horses ( Jezzy, Playboy & Prom)
  9. 7 Alpacas ( Papo, Charlie Brown, Buster Brown, Huskey, Frankie Blue Eyes, Little Guy & Moses)
  10. 14 Koi

For a grand total of 35!!!!

Plus a stray cat who has taken up sleeping on the feed!!!