Friday, February 29, 2008
Thursday, February 28, 2008
First sign of spring. Water main break today.
Sebring entry list is up. Looks pretty good, 33 cars. No Auberlen.
Homestead entry list is growing daily.
Looks like the civil war is over, but the south won. With higher car counts and more "good" drivers Danica will be in for a rough season. Yes, that is Sarah Fisher passing you. . . again.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
New bed frame (made in US):
Wood-slat suspension instead of a boxspring (made in Ontario):
Slats from the bottom:
Mattress: cotton, wool, natural latex, and metal springs (made in Ontario):
I found some old quilt to finish it off (made somewhere near Canada):
The mattress and slats are from sleepworks.com
Wood-slat suspension instead of a boxspring (made in Ontario):
Slats from the bottom:
Mattress: cotton, wool, natural latex, and metal springs (made in Ontario):
I found some old quilt to finish it off (made somewhere near Canada):
The mattress and slats are from sleepworks.com
Friday, February 08, 2008
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Monday, February 04, 2008
Saturday, February 02, 2008
Our friendly local groundhog......in a tree.
FUN GROUNDHOG FACTS!!!
Name: Groundhog (Marmota monax), in the family of land squirrels known as Marmots
Aliases: Woodchuck, land beaver, whistle pig
Habitat: Lowlands, very common in Central and Northeastern United States.
Diet: Mainly eats vegetation such as grasses and berries, but will also eat small bugs
Groundhogs are very good diggers and swimmers and are well known for their burrowing systems. Those burrows are what our local groundhog lives in. Groundhogs also like to climb trees to check out their surroundings, which is also a common behavior seen in our groundhog (see picture above).
Remember, if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow today, winter will continue for six more weeks. If he doesn't see his shadow, spring will come early this year. The overall accuracy rate for all groundhog predictions in approx. the last 40 years is 39%.
Now for a fun racing related groundhog story.......
"During the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix, a groundhog disrupted the practice session of Ralf Schumacher. On race day itself, Anthony Davidson had been running in third until he struck a groundhog, initially thought to be a beaver, which forced him to pit and repair the damage to his front wing. In the weeks leading up the Grand Prix, city officials trapped as many groundhogs as they could around the race course and transported the animals to nearby Ile Ste-Helene."
Aliases: Woodchuck, land beaver, whistle pig
Habitat: Lowlands, very common in Central and Northeastern United States.
Diet: Mainly eats vegetation such as grasses and berries, but will also eat small bugs
Groundhogs are very good diggers and swimmers and are well known for their burrowing systems. Those burrows are what our local groundhog lives in. Groundhogs also like to climb trees to check out their surroundings, which is also a common behavior seen in our groundhog (see picture above).
Remember, if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow today, winter will continue for six more weeks. If he doesn't see his shadow, spring will come early this year. The overall accuracy rate for all groundhog predictions in approx. the last 40 years is 39%.
Now for a fun racing related groundhog story.......
"During the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix, a groundhog disrupted the practice session of Ralf Schumacher. On race day itself, Anthony Davidson had been running in third until he struck a groundhog, initially thought to be a beaver, which forced him to pit and repair the damage to his front wing. In the weeks leading up the Grand Prix, city officials trapped as many groundhogs as they could around the race course and transported the animals to nearby Ile Ste-Helene."
(Seriously, read the news story as well if you have the time.....it's pretty funny)
*Cyndy*
Friday, February 01, 2008
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