What was your favorite subject in school?
I always enjoyed English, and in High School I loved my Astronomy class. We leaned about the phases of the moon and the stars- I found it fascinating.
If you could have a servant come to your house every day for two hours, what would you have them do?
Clean the bathrooms and wash my kitchen floor.
Where did you live when you were in the third grade of school? Is it the same place or town you live now?
I am still living in the same town I grew up in, and pass the school where I attended third grade almost everyday.
My 3rd Grade school photo
In your opinion, list some places that are great for shopping?
Well it depends upon what you are shopping for. Amazon of course is great for anything you can’t find locally. 6pm.com is my go to online store for shoes that are reasonably priced. Talbots, Old Navy, Gap, J Crew, Lord & Taylor- I love to shop so just about any mall anywhere any store!!
In the fitting room this summer sending a photo to my BFF for an opinion
Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
Grateful everyday
A beautiful view from the bridge with the fall colors reflected in the water. Amazing how still and clear the water is after a pounding rain all day.
I took the path that leads to the house where Washington actually slept, it is open sometimes for military re enactments. The path was covered with the rain drenched fallen leaves.
Thanks for coming along with me on my Walktober!
We shared a few laughs and caught up on what some of the others from the old gang are doing these days. I looked across the table feeling like it was only a moment ago that we were teenagers, so much of that time still so vivid in my mind’s eye- not believing the man sitting across from me is going on 61. I smiled remembering those days, some filled with laughter, some in a drug induced haze, some filled with heartache and tears. I smiled thinking how glad I was to have someone still in my life who remembers those times too. And how fortunate.
One of the most familiar eastern flycatchers, the Eastern Phoebe’s raspy “phoebe” call is a frequent sound around yards and farms in spring and summer. These brown-and-white songbirds sit upright and wag their tails from prominent, low perches. They typically place their mud-and-grass nests in protected nooks on bridges, barns, and houses, which adds to the species’ familiarity to humans. Hardy birds, Eastern Phoebes winter farther north than most other flycatchers and are one of the earliest returning migrants in spring. The Eastern Phoebe generally perches low in trees or on fence lines, as did the one I saw below.
Phoebes are very active, making short flights to capture insects and very often returning to the same perch. They make sharp “peep” calls in addition to their familiar “phoebe” vocalizations. When perched, Eastern Phoebes wag their tails down and up frequently. They are small birds, only about 6 inches long. 
A Day In The Life 
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