…to Crossgates, arriving right after a literal bus load of teenybopper girls. Eeks.
Escaped with this. Declined personal set up.
Oh my. This is quite fast. Down from 1 hr 58 min to 17 min remaining in no time…
…to Crossgates, arriving right after a literal bus load of teenybopper girls. Eeks.
Escaped with this. Declined personal set up.
Oh my. This is quite fast. Down from 1 hr 58 min to 17 min remaining in no time…
Flash back to the 2008 ice storm while writing today’s postcard
Two big groups of birds rising on two different updrafts. Big but not vulture or eagle wing shape although one slightly larger that seemed like a candidate for a vulture. Too far away for a picture but they were north-northwest of the Lord and Taylor/best buy parking lots.
I re-posted an interesting moth that cousin Tiffany had posted. It had an interesting design and I figured my insect-loving friends would like it. One was able to identify it because she’d seen one very recently. Ah the miraculous powers of the internet, so before I could spend a moment looking it up myself – BLAM – an ID.
This morning quite early, I stopped to get gasoline for the car and coffee for me (more on this later) and as I reach up to select the octane (for the car), BLAM – a fleur de lys moth aka Clymene Moth or Haploa clymene.
Today I get to call the doctor’s office because apparently no one could tell me last week that I needed a new prescription for physical therapy so I got there (against my wishes, let me just make clear) this morning and was told I should touch base with the doctor and see what he wants to happen next. At 3pm or so this might not have been such a big deal but at 7:30am, it’s a big deal.
So I’m sticking with the moth as my good start to the day and I’ll go from there.






